First Congregational Church is located in Burlington, Iowa, United States.

Horace Hutchinson was the first pastor and the congregation met in the home of James G. Edwards who was the publisher of the Burlington Hawk-Eye.

[3] The congregation was involved in social ministry, civil rights, public education, and free libraries.

Under Salter's leadership, it was a champion of the abolition of slavery and was a stop on the Underground Railroad.

[2] It became a part of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches, which was created in 1955.