We present this week a picture of the new Methodist Episcopal church as it will look when completed.

As everyone knows, it is to be located at the junction of Washington and Walpole Streets, one of the most central and desirable locations in town.

It promises to be a very handsome and ornamental edifice. The pastor, Rev. H. C. Wright, and his people have done some very energetic work in raising funds for this new house of worship.

(All articles originally appeared in the Norwood Messenger unless otherwise noted)

First Congregational Church of Norwood Marks 275 Years-November 19, 2011

Amidst the commotion of a large church luncheon, the Rev. John Hamilton of the First Congregational Church of Norwood spoke about what it means to be a part of a congregation that has thrived longer than the country’s Declaration of Independence “It’s really a celebration of not just being around for such a long time,…
Norwood Statue Vandalized-March 27, 2005

A statue of the Virgin Mary at St. Catherine of Siena Parish in Norwood was vandalized with black spray paint on Good Friday, the most sacred day of the year for Catholics. The body of the statue, which depicts the Blessed Mother with praying hands, was covered in paint. Graffiti was scrawled beneath a plaque…
Sharing a Home, a Career, a Church-June 15, 1991

A unique partnership brings growth and healing to a local pulpit as a co-pastor couple uses personal experience to connect with the pew.
New Pastor Became Born-Again Christian At 16-June 20, 1978

A former Barrington College professor takes command of the local pulpit, prioritizing youth work.
Norwood Catholics Laud Saturday Mass-June 23, 1969

St. Catherine’s Church becomes one of 17 suburban Boston parishes chosen to launch the new Saturday evening Vigil Mass, sparking enthusiastic praise from local workers and commuters.
Norwood Priest Expelled From Iraq Sees Little Hope Of Return-June 17, 1969

Expelled from Baghdad after 22 years, Norwood’s Father Thomas B. Mulvehill celebrates his ordination anniversary at home amidst Middle East turmoil.
To Honor St. George’s Pastor On 25th Anniversary As A Priest-This Day in Norwood History-May 26, 1965

This Day in Norwood History-May 26, 1965-To Honor St. George’s Pastor On 25th Anniversary As A Priest
Good Neighbor Sunday Coming February 14-This Day in Norwood History-January 28, 1965

COMMITTEE MEMBERS making plans for “Good Neighbor Sunday” on February 14 are (seated): Rev. Allen Keedy, Pastor First Congregational Church, Mrs. John Clarke, John Flaherty, Jr., Mrs. George A. Sullivan, and Roger MacLeod. Standing, Rabbi David Prince, John Bremer, Chairman Social Action Committee, Norwood Council of Churches, Hon. George A. Sullivan, and Eugene Doherty. Committee…
New Nazarene Church Site Located On Walpole Street-September 2, 1964

This Day In Norwood History-September 2, 1964-New Nazarene Church Site Located On Walpole Street
New Building Dedicated By Evangelical Baptist Church-This Day in Norwood History-July 1, 1964

This Day in Norwood History-July 1, 1964-New Building Dedicated By Evangelical Baptist Church