One thing I have noticed is a concern for excellence in all done do to serve Christ. This is a…read moregrowing church. It grows in spirit and love and is striving to move forward to serve in today's world and be relevant. Friendly and welcoming, learning and fellowship.

A family friendly place for worship and fellowship. Amazingly welcoming congregation that will make…read moreyou feel like you have just arrived home.

I just hopped on my phone to look up what time the service was at because I haven't been in a few…read moreweeks and I clicked on the yelp link which brought me here. Couldn't believe some of the reviews I just read so I decided to post. I have been going here on and off for the past 2-3 yrs. When I was at one of the lowest points of my life they lifted me up. Always a smiling face and a helping hand whenever I enter the bldg. They genuinely care and if I asked any of them for help they'd be there guaranteed. I remember when I first joined the November before the pandemic, I volunteered downtown to help feed the homeless for Thanksgiving. I ended up making small talk and I remember telling one gentleman the real reason I was there: that my heart had been broken into a million pieces and I'd been betrayed. I nonchalantly told him that he could find me in the back of the church because I'd be the one with tears in my eyes. I said it with a nonchalant laugh just blowing it off but he saw right through that. He told me that if I ever need to talk or want to meet up that he would love to. That his wife was a counselor and although he was an engineer that he is always there to talk. It wasn't planned. He didn't have to do it or care at all. But he genuinely did and I will never forget that. I never took him up on his offer I guess because I'm a bit shy but that is the type of person who goes to ONE Church. They care. They really care. And the new pastor there is amazing! Pastor Mike Goff really struck a note with me. Pastor Bo is decent but he is usually in Bedford and that is where I prefer him to be. You need a deep connection to your pastor and when Pastor Mike came I felt that. I'm from Mass and he's from Fall River so I love how raw and funny he is! I highly recommend this church and I feel sad to read any negative reviews. Especially the one that I just read saying that the church doesn't accept LGBTQ. That's an outright lie. In no way shape or form are they like this. This church tells you one thing every service: 'No matter what you've done or what's been done to you', they accept you and embrace you into their church. Those words alone should touch your heart. Acceptance and Love. That is what this church is and I hope that you'll give them a shot because I'm so glad I did

The worship band and sound quality is outstanding...they bring tears to my eyes every time I go to…read morea service since Easter 2025 and my 11 and 17 year old like going

I am very disappointed it closed down, I had just found the church three weeks before. I love…read moreCalvary Chapel churches. In search of a new church now.

What can I say? We used to go here regularly a few years ago when we lived in Nashua. Awesome! Love…read morethe people here: we're still in touch with many of them. Love pastor Scott and his wife Maria. They're two of the most selfless people you'll ever meet. 5 stars: worth every one! They go verse by verse through the Bible and are a wonderful close-knit family.

First time at this church and it sadly was for the funeral of my physiotherapist's husband…read more Moderately sized, simple décor, and more inviting than some churches I've been to over the years. Cushions on the pews! What a novel idea! Not sure how old the church itself is, but does feel like it's been a longtime fixture in the community. Has that old New England feel to it. I didn't look at the occupancy permit, but I think there were close to 100+ people there for the service. Could have squeezed a few more in, though not many without standing. Parking lot is very small. Overflow parking is either on the street, or the grassy area behind and beside the Fremont Historical Museum at the corner, or the elementary school across Beede Hill Road (except when school is in), or the safety complex across Route 107. The pastor was relaxed and with a good sense of humor. He was using a microphone, but the acoustics were excellent and I could easily hear other speakers from where I was at the back. Organist/pianist performed beautifully. There is a community room off to the side for a reception. I wasn't able to stay so can't comment on it.

We love Lifeway. It's a church anyone can be comfortable in; come as you are, and don't try to be…read moresomething you're not. We're all just sinners trying to find our way to God. You'll be challenged to study your Bible and pray. You'll find friends to help. In times of trouble they will be there for you; when times are good, you can be there for them. Pastor Saa is a true shepherd. The music is fantastic; several Berklee grads play on Sunday mornings. Pastor Saa preaches from the heart and doesn't play any games.

The church just went through a major split due to unrepentant sin with the pastor. The entire staff…read moreand elder board left and the pastor has complete freedom to run things anyway he sees fit due to a lack of accountability. As a side note, the other commenter left the church over a year ago. Lifeway used to be the church she put in her review but the unchecked ego of the current pastor ruined it.

Best small church around. Stop in. Pastor Andy, his wife Beth and six amazing kids are wonderful…read more Andy go through bible in detail and doesn't gloss over anything. Praise the Lord. Amen

I don't want to go to hell so I can only rate churches 5 stars…read more But seriously, this is a beautiful church but I've never been to a service here...just went during the Downtown Stroll for some Christmas music.

Although I do not attend King of Grace, I have visited before and I know some people who attend…read moreregularly--so I do know a bit about the place. The pastor is very intelligent, definitely someone who knows a lot about theology and bible study. The worship is basically standard contemporary style, think Chris Tomlin. The sermons are very much expository style, usually preaching through one book at a time. Again, bible study is definitely a strength of the pastor. As far as theology goes, think John Piper or Wayne Grudem. They are reformed, but not really the types that obsess all the time about being a pure 5-point Calvinist. They are certainly not cessationists, but you probably won't hear anyone shouting in tongues during their services. There is no pressure with the offerings. They are really open about finances and the budget. Demographically there are a lot of families there, many homeschoolers I think. Mainly professional suburban families, if I recall correctly. Since the last review was posted, they have gotten a nice building right near Bradford Common. I think that attendance is around 100ish at this point, too.