The mass in Mary Queen of peace church is heavenly…read more Catholic , english . Huge parking lot. Big park for kids right by it. Nice place to pray be close to your God. The busiest day is Sunday .

This is one of my favorite Catholic churches, as it is located in a beautiful area of the Seacoast…read moreand overall a beautiful church. I have been coming to this church on and off for over 20 years. The pews are a little tight for when kneeling but otherwise, plenty of seating. The quality of sound is clear with the loud speakers. Priest is very nice and has been at this church nearly 20 years I think. Overall a nice place to visit.

This is an amazing church. Even tho I'm not Armanian all is welcome. I highly recommend this churchread more

This church is spectacular - engaging sermons, friendly and welcoming staff, good music and timely…read moresocial justice initiatives. I recommend this church without reservation.

After our children were born my wife and I began looking for a spiritual home. We had drifted…read moretheologically from our Congregational upbringing and thought Unitarian-Universalism might be a good fit. We had visited several area UU churches, but hadn't found quite the right spot until we walked through these doors. Folks were just the right amount of friendly and we loved the culture of thoughtful respect for everyone's individual perspective and spiritual journeys. We'd found a home for thinkers and dreamers, believers and skeptics, and both Red Sox and Yankee fans, although probably not too many of the latter. I often joke that I didn't have to invent a religion that respected me and my values, it had already been done. Simply put, the UU Church of Nashua has become the home we were seeking in our quest for our best selves.

Beautiful, very old church with stunning stained glass windows and detailed stations of the cross…read more I grew up here, went to Saint Michael's school in the 70's, sang in the choir, got married here and visit every time I come back. Thankful they are still open. It's very peaceful inside.

Attended a first communion here recently. Parking is horrible because there is hardly any parking…read morearound the church. It's a large church but from the back very hard to see the priest or hear him. Beautiful church though. When it's time to accept the host, there is no order and people walk back the same way they came up to the alter. It was a mess. The first communion was nice, even after I couldn't hear a word from priest or see him. I'll bet most parishioners live in the neighborhood and just walk to the church. Big huge room downstairs with dated bathrooms.

My wife and I have been at this church for about 6 months and LOVE it, everyone is very friendly…read morewith greeting and handshakes as soon as you enter or leave the church on Sundays. There are many high quality musicians there bringing the christian music to life, as well as the stage set up and all the technicians operating the equipment. The pastors are excellent in getting their message across to you including personal stories of their own. Which helps in knoiwing they have thier faults as well, jjust like all of us listening to the message each Sunday---GOD is in the house---waiting for you to ask for his help. There alot of ways to get involved in this church, from joining small groups, to participating in many of the various behind the scenes groups, None of which we have been involved as of yet. Stop by and check them out, or visit them at crosswaycc.org for more indept information.

It's rare to find a place with so many wonderful people, with such open hearts. Families with small…read morechildren are welcomed and valued, adding to the fun! I highly recommend this community for fellowship, and as a place to focus social action.

This is my favorite church on the north shore. Fabulous people, atmosphere, music, and religious…read moreeducation. Gorgeous location near the river in Essex

Pastor Henry IS NOT at Riverside Church and has not been for 3 years. Your listing are incorrect…read more The New pastor- Pastor Aaron Grass has lead the church from 24 people to over 200 people being served by 2 services 9am and 11am with children's church/ bible study. It does not have a gay pride flag outside. Before I ever came to my first Service, Pastor Aaron took me to coffee to meet and welcome me. There is no gay pride flag outside.

In my opinion, a church once with wonderful God fearing folks looking forward to Sunday MORNING…read moreworship. Then came the first Sunday NIGHT and the sight to behold was overwhelming! Music blasting from the stage from people dressed in holes in the jeans and sneakers and a "leader" that instantly reminded me or smacked of what I once experienced was a Cult centered around one man that appeared to be one that all eyes to be affixed to at all times. Only writing of what I personally felt with nothing else intended!8 From an old fashioned foot washing Baptist with a quiet piano sounding afar and congregation, pleasingly dressed to please God, standing, (no microphones allowed) around the altar singing where many were saved and will be saved, with the spirit and holy ghost felt by all. From AG to Congregational, very safe concept, I personally knew I could never walk through those doors again.