One of the most culturally significant churches in Lowell, Massachusetts, the Eliot Presbyterian Church has roots stretching to 1831. It is named for Rev. John Eliot, the 17^th century minister who spread the Christian Gospel among the native peoples of the Merrimack Valley and eastern woodlands of Massachusetts. Long-time Eliot Church minister Rev. David W. Malone in 2004 revised and expanded a published history of the church that had been written in 1984 by Louis Augustus Sarre.

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