ABOUT US
SUNDAY WORSHIP
9:30AM & 6:00PM
Nursery Care is provided during morning worship for ages 0-4 and children are cared for by background-checked volunteers and pagers are provided.
Children ages 4-9 meet for a 20-minute Sunday School lesson during Fellowship Hour following morning worship. There is no Sunday School the first Sunday of the month.
Join us for Fellowship Hour following morning worship.
Coffee and refreshments are available and all are welcome!
Parking is available on Park St., Elm St. and Appleton St., the parking lot behind the church, the counseling office on Park St., Hannaford's Office building on Elm St., and the concourse.
Teaching Historic Christianity in
Maine's Historic Church
First Church of Waterville, established in 1818, continues teaching historic Christianity. At First Church, church is still church. We embrace historic worship and intelligent instruction in the Scriptures. Nothing means more to us than our community. For over 200 years First Church has cared for Waterville and its people through gospel centered ministry. We are still here. We are a non-denominational Reformed church.
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Senior Minister
Born and raised in Maine, Dr. Steve Meidahl spent much of his life working in New York City and Philadelphia. Returning home Dr. Meidahl assumed leadership at First Church. His ministry focus is text based, seeing the intelligent teaching of Scripture as his primary responsibility. Dr. Meidahl earned a B.A. in Biblical Studies from the University of Valley Forge, the M.Div. from Westminster Theological Seminary, and the D.Min. from Covenant Theological Seminary. He is a licensed pilot, black belt in Goju Ryu karate and plays guitar as a hobby. He and his wife, Brenda, enjoy three grown children and have been married since 1987.
Organist
Lance Schanck arrived at First Church in September of 2021 after serving almost 25 years as a church organist in Maine. He is the son of a United Methodist minister and graduate of Messiah College, holding the B.S. in Music Education. He continued his studies both at the University of Maine and the Hartt School of Music. After teaching music for 33 years in NJ and Maine , Lance recently retired and now serves as the Organist/Music Director at First Church. Lance and his wife, Mary Beth, have three children and two grandchildren.
