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.

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 the church to be at. The music is relevant and contemporary the congregation ranges in age…read moreand they have great kids programs that my son can't wait to go to every Sunday. The get connected groups are great and we made a ton of friends through the various groups. There website is really good too and it explains so much about them. I highly recommend this church to anyone of any age.

Folks looking for a reformed church in the area of Kittery need to look no further. This is the…read morechurch. Pastor Andy Newton preaches line by line, precept by precept. He knows his stuff. The congregation is small and welcoming. Coffee and goodies after the service give folks an opportunity to get acquainted.

Us and them. That's their message. Plus elder dave Burgess is sloppy no respect for past…read morefinancial supporters who have died.

This is a very diverse community. We have brothers and sisters literally from all over the world. I…read morelove the community at ISSA. We are small but mighty. The imam and his family are just lovely people. Friday prayers are every Friday at 1:00 pm. This Masjid is absolutely one of my most favorite things about living in the area. Alhamdulillahi rabbil alaamin. It is such a blessing.

This is a great place to connect with God and pray with other people. The Imam is one of the…read moreclearest conveyer of the word of God I have experienced. There are many people from many countries that regularly use the Majed. They are kind loving people. Often you can find a Catholic priest or another Christian denomination at the Friday services. Wonderful place.

Sadly, I am disappointed in this church. I recently moved here and expected a progressive church…read morewith inclusive values and heart. Instead, I found a solely nearly evangelical Christian church - not inclusive of other religious faiths or philosophy. Boring sermons. Pathetic music choices of a very aged school. Compare with West Newton; Boston, Santa Cruz, CA; Monterey, CA; NYC; San Francisco. The icing on the cake is the 'steeple fund'. A steeple is an ornamental item and unnecessary. People in the congregation are in need of help (as well as broader community) yet the church supports and is soliciting funds for a useless piece of ornamentation. The church has its priorities backwards, is out of integrity. The minister's sermons daft. In a recent Gallup poll, people go to church because of the sermon first - some enlightened words. None here.

The former reviewer must be remembering some other church. You should have seen the service of…read morevoting on calling the new minister. There was hardly an empty seat, all had high spirits and amazing enthusiasm. Never was a pastor more welcomed. After the vote, she was found and brought back to thunderous applause, a bouquet of flowers, and the church bell pealed out the happy news. In this coming September, come hear her. You will not be disappointed.