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The Church of the Holy Family held its first Masses on the weekend of January 10, 1987 with no church building and over 700 people attending. Our community labor of love turned into reality after seven long years of fundraising when ground was broken for a 350 seat New England Style Church. Dedicated on October 9, 1994 our church building enables parishioners, clergy, friends and community to come together weekly as a Holy Family.

We have been blessed to have the following pastors guide us in our journey of faith. Each has shared their special gifts, left behind their personal imprint and contributed greatly to The Church of the Holy Family.

• Rev. John L. Surprenant, 1987-1989.
• Rev. Roland C. Cloutier, 1990-2000.
• Rev. Michael S. Smith, 2000-present.

We, the Church of the Holy Family, being a community of worshipers and Disciples of Christ, live the Gospel through prayer and service, bearing witness to God's love, compassion and mercy.

What Is ACH

Electronic Funds Transfer (or EFT) enables you to automatically send financial contributions from your bank to the Church of the Holy Family. In addition to providing the resources for the activities of our Church, using EFT eliminates the need for remembering your envelope and checkbook each Sunday before Mass. Even on weeks that you are unable to attend mass, EFT will ensure that you can still meet your stewardship commitment.

To enroll in the program…
· Complete the Electronic Funds Transfer Form with your name, address and bank account number.
· Specify the type of account from which your funds will be withdrawn (if this is a checking account, please include a voided check).
· Specify the amount of your offering and the donation schedule most convenient for you (every week, monthly, or twice per month).
· According to that schedule, your offering will be automatically withdrawn from your bank account and deposited in the Church of the Holy Family’s account at our bank (The Savings Institute in Hebron).
· You can also elect to have an additional monthly offering to pay down our mortgage.

Please return the completed form (and your voided check) to the church by mailing it to the parish office or by placing it in a sealed envelope in the offering basket at mass. This form will be kept in a locked and secure area at the Church rectory to ensure it remains confidential.

We will setup your automated donation as you direct through a secure online system with The Savings Institute. There is no charge for you to use this process, and you can cancel at anytime by giving us 30 days notice.

Electronic Transactions through The Savings Institute use the Federal Reserve Banking System. This is the same secure system that banks use to transfer money. It’s also the same system you may use when making automated payments such as credit card payments, mortgage payments, or telephone bills. Therefore, it has the same level of security protection that these institutions must have in place to keep such transactions safe and confidential. If you would like more details about the security technology, please see the Frequently Asked Questions, or contact parishioner Jerry Hughes