St. James Episcopal Church in Greenfield is a gorgeous building and the parish members here are…read morepolite, as well as welcoming. The church itself is beautiful and we enjoyed per time here. We also thoroughly enjoy going to their parish events like their annual craft fair.

Whitney's Pantry is amazing!! You get laundry detergent and toilet paper (two rolls of double roll…read moreScotts. And the food they serve at the community meal is alway's tasty!

its been over two weeks that ive been leaving messages and they never pick up the phone or return…read moremessages''' ive never been to a church were the pastor wants you to stand for the message or the reading of the word ,very different indeed. the associate paster was very inexperianced and nervous and quick with his message and made me feel uneasy 'the songs are filled with good spirit and meaningfull words but awkward in presentation and does not flow with time of the overall worship ,they need some strong music and songs that have lotts of zeal to praise god ''what they got now is to low key and monatone .also if the service ended on a couple of songs that would be great .somehow the style of worship is akin to downhome country folk stlye .the main pastor seems very knowledgable and passionet for his love for god and obvouisly puts quality time into his sermon presentation,which i admire but needs to be a little creative in his aproach ,,kinda stiff .

Beautiful building, but next-to-moribund congregation; if there are more than two dozen people in…read morethe pews these days for a service, that's doing relatively well. The building pretty much stays open only out of inertia, and as a venue for the Stone Soup Cafe, a well-regarded one-day-a-week soup kitchen. They're so gunshy about giving any information out to anyone that the church website is devoid of anything other than generic e-mail addresses or a phone number -- is there a pastor? a board chair? an administrator? -- declines to post office hours (if there are indeed any), and mentions no names whatsoever in its scanty newsletter ... which was last updated in March of 2019.

I stopped by for a prayer and was pleasantly surprised the church was open even outside of mass…read moretimes. Im hoping to stop by again & light some candles and offer some prayers.

This is a very beautiful Roman Catholic church of old world beauty and charm in the heart of the…read morePioneer Valley. On display is an impressive collection of relics and an impressive representation of the Latin Mass is offered though today it is nearly impossible to find any longer a true Latin Mass or a truly orthodox Roman Catholic Church. It is imperative that our Church ask the prayers of parishioners for the intentions of the Holy Father, rather than "Pope Francis" if true orthodoxy is to be honored with Benedict XVI remaining the "irrevocable" pope. Perfect Catholic tourism.

This is my first review of a church, gotta love yelp!…read more Pastor Ray Medeiros is, hands down, the coolest pastor I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. We coordinated a distance wedding from Los Angeles and he was fantastic with suggestions, communication, recommendations and was very open to our ideas and extremely accomodating. He also reminded us of Ray Romano, everybody loved (Pastor) Ray(mond) on our wedding day! The church is adorable (although it isn't air-conditioned, luckily our ceremony was less than an hour long) and quaint with a private sitting room downstairs for the bride and bridesmaids to sit and relax before the big walk down the aisle. I was able to sit and review my vows in a plush comfy chair with sunlight streaming in, such a peaceful and pretty place. Set in a tiny town with one stoplight, we enjoyed a simple, lovely ceremony and Pastor Ray was so warm and kind that we couldn't have asked for a more positive experience. Five shiny red stars!