First Congregational Church of Manchester, VT, UCC is a church in Manchester Village, Vermont, with roots dating to 1784. Its history includes welcoming Vermont’s first Black pastor in 1818. Worship and music are central to the congregation’s life, with a program that includes Chancel Choir, Bell Choir, and special concerts. The church describes its white Victorian architecture and tall spire as a welcoming beacon, and emphasizes service, faith, and efforts to enrich lives within and beyond the community.