The Sanctuary, a red-brick colonial structure with a lighted bell tower, seats 400 on the main floor and balcony. On the lower floor below the Sanctuary is a small chapel, the ministers’ robing room, a rehearsal room for the choir, offices and a room with closed-circuit TV where families with wiggly children may see and hear the worship service.

The Sanctuary is handicapped-accessible and is equipped with a hearing-assistance system. Large-print orders of worship are available at every service.

Modeled after classic New England churches, the Sanctuary was built in 1951 and was rededicated in September 2007 after a top-to-bottom interior and exterior renovation. (Below, the new sanctuary in 1951; to the left, its present appearance.)