Located in downtown Nashua since 1826. We are at the intersection of Canal Street and Lowell Street, across the street from Margarita’s Restaurant. Learn about the accessibility of our building and programs.

Office Hours

The congregation’s office is open from 9:00 to 2:00pm Monday through Thursday during the church year and reduced hours in the summer (mid June through Labor Day). Contact our office.

Directions

Our Google Maps link offers you door-to-door directions for driving, walking, biking, or public transit.

From south, north or west:

Route 3 (Everett Turnpike) to Exit 7 East (NH Route 101A, Amherst Street, toward downtown Nashua). Go east on Amherst Street for 1.2 miles to the monument (on the left) and traffic light at Main Street, a five-street intersection. Stay in the left hand lane as the right hand lane is for right turns only onto Main Street and go straight through the intersection. You are now on Lowell Street, a one-way street only three blocks long. The church is at the bottom of the hill, where Lowell intersects with Canal street. Bear left at the light onto Canal Street and take the first right into the large parking lot for Margarita’s Restaurant. Park at the east end of the lot, beyond the Jersey barriers, as the restaurant may tow non-patrons parked nearer the restaurant.

From east:

Cross the Merrimack River into Nashua from Hudson on the Route 111 bridge. Stay in the right lane on the bridge, bearing right onto Bridge Street. Bridge Street becomes Canal Street. Travel on Canal Street past BAE Systems (with a pedestrian bridge overhead). A few blocks later, turn left just past a gas station into the large parking lot for Margarita’s Restaurant. Park at the east end of the lot, beyond the Jersey barriers, as the restaurant may tow non-patrons parked nearer the restaurant.

Entrances

During the week, it may be easiest for guests to use our Grove Street entrance. Please come to the door by the playground equipment. You will find a door bell on the left side of the door frame. Please ring it to get our attention. When events are held in the Sanctuary (for worship, weddings, memorials, and more), all doors are unlocked. The door closest to the Chapel on the Grove Street side of the building will be locked after 10:00am for security purposes. Please use the entrance closer to the playground if you are arriving from this direction.

Parking

We are fortunate to have two parking lots for our facility. Unfortunately we are in a downtown setting so our lots are not very big. The parking lot on our west side is located on Lemon Street and can hold up to 8 cars. This lot is not recommended for anyone with mobility issues. If you have mobility issues we encourage you to park in our Grove Street Lot. There you will find parking spots dedicated for the mobility impaired.

If you are visiting us on a Sunday and don’t have a mobility issue, we encourage you to please park across Canal Street in the BAE lot: Enter at Margarita’s Restaurant, but go beyond the barriers to park away from the restaurant. Parking on the west side of Grove Street is also permitted but please be aware of the “No Parking” sign posted by the entrance to the cemetery just before the entrance to our parking lot. This is directly across from Holman Street (a one way street). Any vehicle parked in front of the cemetery entrance runs a high risk of being hit by vehicles attempting to turn left onto Grove Street from Holman Street.

In the winter please park in the BAE lot as all the snow on the street makes it difficult for other cars if you park on Grove Street. Also, during City-declared snow emergencies, parking on the street is prohibited.