(Click on Photo for Hi-Rez version) Photo of Nancy Taylor  by George Delianides The Old South Church in Boston requests the honor of your presence at the historic installation of     Nancy S. Taylor as Pastor and Teacher  and the 20th Senior Minister  on  Sunday, May 22 at 3:00 PM The Old South Church 645 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02116

Bishops, Rabbis, Ecumenical Guests, members of the community and United Church of Christ clergy will be present. Childcare is available. The service will be followed by a reception in Gordon Chapel. Clergy are invited to meet in the Church's Gordon Library at 2:30 PM to robe. For Directions to Old South Church

The history of Old South Church includes the names of Benjamin Franklin, revolutionary patriot Samuel Adams, judge and diarist Samuel Sewall and America’s first black poet Phillis Wheatley. The Old South Meeting House in downtown Boston, its home from 1730 to 1875, was a center of revolutionary activity in the struggle for liberty from the British, including the famous Boston Tea Party. Since the 1970s, the church has been particularly active in Boston housing issues and helped fund the start of the Tent City Corporation  which built mixed income housing next to Copley Place. To read about Old South's Call of Nancy S. Taylor, click here. To read her Reporter article, Conversing with the Past about the Future, click here. For more information about Old South Church and the Massachusetts Conference of the UCC, see <www.oldsouth.org> and <www.macucc.org>. For downloadable photo: Old South Church Exterior View from Copley Square (photo by Sonya Ann Abbott). Also see:  History of Old South Church & Sanctuary Tour with multiple photos (best viewed with DSL or cable modem connection)