There are many places of worship in Bath. As a regional center serving several rural communities, congregations of many faiths are centered here. A number of the congregations are located in historic churches built in the heyday of urban Bath. Bath also has a synagogue, built in 1922, and active Hebrew school.
Please see the list below for contact information and websites of a majority of Bath churches.
Bath Seventh-day Adventist Church - 889 High Street (map) - 207-443-8066 A Bible-oriented, people-loving church dedicated to spreading the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ to all the world.
Beth Israel Congregation - 862 Washington Street (map) - 207-443-5181 We are an unaffiliated Jewish congregation with weekly services.
Corliss Street Baptist Church - 396 Middle Street (map) - 207-443-4747 A Christian Church for the worship and service of God and for the preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Elim Community Church - 756 Middle Street (map) - 443-2663 Worship 10:30 AM. All Welcome! Church in the Community, Community in the Church.
First Church of the Nazarene - Centre and Lincoln Sts. (map) - 442-9593 All are welcome! Come and worship and fellowship with us!
Grace Episcopal Church - 1100 Washington Street (map) - 443-3792 Services Lead by Reverand Michael Ambler, Jr. Sun. 8 AM & 10 AM, Wed. 10 AM Holy Eucharist
Pentecostal Church - 921 Washington Street (map) - 207-443-6829 A place where God is still exciting!
St. Mary's Church - 144 Lincoln Street (map) - 443-3423 Masses: 5 on Saturday, 8:00 & 10:30 Sunday
Swedenborgian Church - 876 Middle Street (map) - 442-8323 Services Sunday 10:30--Mid-Sept. to Mid-June
United Church of Christ - 150 Congress Avenue (map) - 443-2187 Enjoy Spiritual Openness. 9:30 Sunday Worship. Staffed Nursery Available.
Vineyard Christian Fellowship of Bath - 57 North Street (map) - 443-2970 Dynamic worship, practical Bible teaching, and children's ministries in a casual, relaxed atmosphere. Come as you are!
Last updated on Jul 18, 2008 at 2:30pm.
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There are many places of worship in Bath. As a regional center serving several rural communities, congregations of many faiths are centered here. A number of the congregations are located in historic churches built in the heyday of urban Bath. Bath also has a synagogue, built in 1922, and active Hebrew school.