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America’s Public Bible: A Virtual Discussion with Lincoln Mullen

Join us on April 19th for a virtual conversation with Dr. Lincoln Mullen, author of America's Public Bible: A Commentary.

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2023-2024 Research Fellowships

Applications for 2023-2024 research fellowships to work at the Congregational Library are now open! Click to learn more and apply.

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Anarchists, Communists, and Women: Congregational Missions to Polish Immigrants in 20th Century America

Join us for lunch to hear Rev. Dr. Kazimierz Bem discuss his research into Congregational missions to Polish immigrants in 20th century America.

We Do Give Up Ourselves to One Another

Explore our digital exhibit and consider the early Congregational question: What is our responsibility to one another?

New England's Hidden Histories

Congregational church records are an unparalleled source of information about the religious activities of the early colonists, and about many other aspects of early American life. The Congregational Library and Archives, in partnership with the Jonathan Edwards Center at Yale is currently preserving these records and making them available to the public.
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Transcribe an 18th-Century Document