I have been attending this church for over 20 years, so take this review as one from an "insider."…read more Calvary Church (calvaryefc.com) in Trumbull, CT is an Evangelical Free Church (efca.org) with an average Sunday attendance of about 600 people. There are two services each Sunday - one at 8:30 AM and one at 11:00 AM. The earlier is a (slightly) more traditional service, and the later is more contemporary. The church is known for its strong music ministry, strong teen and children's ministries, and Biblical preaching. Calvary Church believes that Jesus Christ is the only way to peace with God, and that the Bible is true and authoritative. If you are looking for a warm, welcoming church where you can be comfortable in either a suit or in jeans, Calvary is a good place to be.

I only been coming to this church a short time. I have to say it is awesome. The music is…read moreunbelievable. The sermons are wonderful. People are friendly and make you feel welcomed. Anyone looking for a church ck this one out. You wont regret it. I have to say this church has changed and I liked it much better when Pastor Scott, Pastor Dave and Pastor Mike were all there. I feel it has gone downhill. Pastor Peter you can barely hear him in the back because he is all over the stage when he talks and his voice is up and down. I just lost my desire to go there. It's not the same anymore. I took away 2 stars!

If this church really starts at 11am... then service goes by pretty quickly! I came here with my…read moreboyfriend this past Sunday, since he still hasn't found a "home" church to attend while he is here in CT. We came at 11:05 and left at 12:30pm. I enjoyed the worship. Though the choir is not huge, they sang pretty well. There was a female minister covering for the pastor, and she spoke a good word. I will most likely be back, the next time I visit CT.

Awesome church with an awesome congregation. Wednesday bible study in the morning and evening. The…read morepastor is great and thought provoking.

This is one of the best churches I've visited. The sermons are expository and the Bible studies are…read morediscussion-based. Everyone is extremely welcoming. The pastor is straightforward, respectful, and makes time to speak to visitors/members. I definitely recommend visiting! (Reminder: there is no perfect church, so do not search for one. The most important thing is a church with Christ and the Bible at the center of everything)

This is a great church in Milford. Wonderful pastor, solid bible-based teaching. Excellent youth…read moredirector and wife, they have great programs and activities for children and youth. There is a new youth center with lots of space and facilities. Highly recommended!

if you are looking for spiritual moment with God this is the church for you. Great People friendly…read moreGod-fearing Christian's not your typical episcopal church for looking for a wasp in church. This is not the church for you, but if you're looking for Bible spirit fell Christians. This is the church for you. . The only regret is we lost our pasture back in June and we're still looking for a priest in charge, but we have a lot of gas preachers. We have services on Sundays and Wednesdays. Come check them out.

Where do I begin? I'll start, as does our pastor with the triumphant trumpet fanfare (and lots of…read moreincense) which announces his entrance. There's nothing that means church more than a truly impressive royal arrival. I'm sure that thousands of parishoner dollars were spent on a major renovation of the sanctuary, which now includes statutes, a large golden sunburst and an immense surround for the crucifixion, but of course it was needed emphasize the importance of those who bless us (see above). Unfortunately, I haven't seen a female altar server in years, although the website says they are eligible to apply. Oh well, girls, apparently the golden sunburst won't shine on you. The choral music is professional (i.e. probably paid for), loud and never leaves a moment of silence, and along with the pastor's long, extended prayers has the elderly and infirm standing for about 10 -15 minutes without respite. I saw one elderly man give up with a large 'plop' on the wooden pew, and I considered doing the same. Did I mention I have back issues? We seniors all barely made it without crashing. If anyone has breathing issues, the addition of the constant smoky incense just adds to the discomfort. In fact, all portions of the service which involve standing have been extended to the max. I began to feel it was a control issue, and the parishoners are the constrained. An 11:00 a.m. service I attended this weekend, the music only involved a choir who seemed to sing in an unknown language during every available moment. They did sound angelic, but I wonder what kind of dent it takes out of the budget. It also overwhelmed the possibility of silent prayer, participation or joy. Their social outreach seems to be a lonely box for canned goods and toys around Christmas and a "social justice group" that prays for it. I know of a church in Westport who have a large program; feeding the homeless, adopting inner city schools, ministries, and a folk cafe to gather in. St. Catherine's has a rosary making group and a social group for seniors. St. Catherine's prayer/meditation group went kaput after the last pastor, but at least they have a nice website. Our good pastor said he will offer prayers for those who are ineligible to receive the eucharist. Who was he talking about? The pro-choice? The divorced? Me? I'm both! What ever happened to mercy and forgiveness and parishoners as church? Guess we'll have to drive to Westport if we want that.

The clergy (and staff) at this parish work tirelessly to ensure that my fellow parishioners and I…read morehave everything we need to become saints, conformed to the image of Christ. Whether you live close enough to attend daily Mass or are reading this from halfway around the world, this parish is worth the trip.

This is home! Great church. Great pastor. Great people. Can't say enough great things about this…read morechurch.

There are few churches left that really care, and Haven of Rest is one of them!…read more Pastor Goodall along with his wife Linda go above and beyond to teach, reach out, and bless others. I've been going to this church for over 10 years and am so thankful for the friendships, doctrine, love, truth and realness shown everytime I walk through the doors.

I absolutely love this church. Father Eric Silva became pastor last week and I couldn't be happier…read more The church is absolutely beautiful from days of old. It reminds me of churches in the NY Bronx area. I miss my church growing up there and now how found my new place to worship. It is a very peaceful place to pray and the homilies give great messages. I needed a change from the church I went to for years. I did my research by going to different churches in the are and found the church I will be attending for many years to come.

Superb church of worship. A long time resident of the Greater Danbury area and a strong supporter…read moreof local non profit organizations. A great addition to the City of Danbury.