The First Baptist Church is located at 115 Mechanic Street at the intersection of Mechanic and Chestnut streets. The church shares its space with the Academy at Foxborough and the River Community Church. Sunday morning worship takes place in the Sanctuary and creates an atmosphere that lets members truly "experience God."
Union Church of South Foxboro is a non-denominational Christian church which offers a wide variety of services, including Sunday School and Worship service, youth and adult Bible studies, children's programs, community outreach and other events. For additional information call the church or check the website at union-church.com.
The Bethany Congregational Church is located on Rockhill Street, just off the Foxborough Common. Led by Paster Sangree, who began his ministry at Bethany in 2001, the church offers two worship services on Sunday morning. The Traditional Service begins at 9:15am and the Contemporary Service begins at 10:45am.
This church has woven itself into the fabric of the community by offering a wide range of programs. The Mom's Group gathers on Fridays where childcare is available. Bible Study, outreach and religious education are also available.
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church is located on South Street, approximately three-quarters of a mile south of the Foxborough Common. Two worship services are offered each Sunday, a contemplative service at 7:45am and a family service with music at 9:45am. The church offers many ways to help provide service to the community including collections for the Foxboro Food Pantry, Prayer Shawl ministry, a Memorial Garden for quiet introspection and the New Trading Post which offers gently worn clothing at a cost affordable to all.
The Foxboro Seventh-Day Adventist Church, led by Pastor Barry Kimbrough, is located on Central Street. Worship service begins at 9:15am each Saturday and Bible study follows the service starting at 11am. The church offers Sabbath school classes for adults and children each week. Along with Sabbath school, church and community members can take part in family and health ministries.
The Foxborough Universalist Church has a rich community history, which began with the Universalist Society's first meeting in 1838. The church holds Sunday worship at 10am, followed by friendship hour at 11am. The church is led by Minister Katie Lawson.
This active church offers a number of groups including choir, the Green Sanctuary Committee, Sunshine Committee, the Men's group and the Women's group. Religious education is also available.
The Church of Emmanuel has a rich community history. For more than a century the church has been dedicated to seeking answers to today's most important questions and challenges. The church facility includes the Underground and the Common Ground Cafe. The Underground serves a full breakfast menu, and church members enjoy a broadcast of the Sunday service on large screens. The Common Ground Cafe serves pastries and speciality coffee before and after the Sunday service. Sunday worship service begins at 10am.
Established in 1859, Saint Mary's Church has had a long history of community service. This Roman Catholic Church, located on Central Street, is led by Pastor Stephen J. Madden. The church is offers a variety of programs and services consistent with its teachings and faith. Weekend Masses are held on Saturdays at 4pm, and on Sundays at 7am and 9am.