WHO WE ARE
The Federated Church of Hyannis is an independent, interdenominational church that came into being in 1917 as a result of the merger between a Congregational and a Universalist congregation.

While we have no denominational affiliation, all of our pastors have been ordained by the United Church of Christ - in New England generally known as the Congregational Church - whose origins go back to the Pilgrims and other religious dissenters who founded Plimoth Plantation and the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

We are a church family with active programs in worship, music, fellowship and mission. Our radio ministry is broadcast over WOCN (104.7 FM) every Sunday morning at 7:05. The Lobster Roll Luncheon served every Friday in the summer has been a fixture on the Cape for a half a century.

Situated on Main Street in the heart of Hyannis, this church is the site of many church and community events. Our congregation is active in ministering to the community in the name and manner of Christ through things such as hosting the annual Martin Luther King observance and as a site for the Overnights of Hospitality for homeless men and women.
In addition we provide space for the Cape Cod Council of Churches, Youth StreetReach, A Baby Center, the Barnstable Human Rights Commission, the Bridge to Hope program for incarcerated women, and a Spanish speaking congregation as well as a Portuguese speaking congregation.