As a brown American woman from the South, finding a church home with a community similar to mine…read morewas challenging in Vermont. I appreciate the praise and worship team, but most importantly, the Bishop and Pastors are true Bible teachers, which is transformative. Bible teaching, not preaching, makes me feel as if I were back home, especially when I see my Bishop lift that leg.

The church pastor is a great preacher. And it's a lively…read morehand clapping worshiping service. Like the black people services, the way I like them. A great church with friendly people . The way it should be going to THE HOUSE OF GOD. D. Woodrum

This is a wonderful, warm, loving congregation with vibrant pastoral leadership. It is a Christian…read morecongregation but completely open to and affirming of all people. It strives God as the God of love.

I work with congregations all over the nation, in various capacities. This church is one of the…read moremost vital, vibrant, justice oriented, pastoral and wider-community-oriented of those it is my honor to serve. Progressive, Open and Affirming, and committed to a living witness to their discipleship in the ways of Jesus, the congregants and the ministerial leadership and staff all work together in a collaborative effort to serve well all those who walk through the doors, gather on the lawns and live in the wider community. Here is where to bring your faithful witness to what it means to *be* church in the world!

This church is very welcoming. It's a pretty new church so they are still fixing up the place…read more However, if you want to be apart, they are very welcoming. The staff are very friendly and young (20s). If you want to be apart of a church, I recommend coming here.

From the owner: Agape Community Church is a wonderful place to remember the love of our Savior, Jesus Christ and…read moreenjoy fellowship among brothers and sisters. You will love it!

Innovative music, informal atmosphere, meaningful preaching that asks questions without judging or…read morereally telling you what to do. A wonderful place to experience Jesus.

The thrif store, located below the church, has good deals on clothing. I got a good like new winter…read morejacket for $15. The staff are friendly and helpful as if they stay true to the scripture. Thanks for the deals

This location has been a landmark for centuries. It is the church you see at the top of church…read morestreet. This is an open and welcoming congregation and a place you can search for your own truth and meaning. There are programs for all ages including the smallest of children. Check out their website for the latest information. They are kind and welcoming to out of town folks like myself and I got the feeling they are welcome to all that visit.

If you're looking for an open arms church to visit in the Burlington area - this one might fit the…read morebill. Located at the top of "Church" Street downtown, it's hard to miss. I peeked my head in during a recent visit and was mesmerized by the flags of several different religions being proudly displayed with a mini brochure to explain them all. Ye church is historically registered and very simple in the interior. Let your curiously lead you inside!

1 thing they have down with this church and are doing right, is welcoming visitors. Everyone I met…read morewas warm, welcoming, and interested in sharing with you. Praise and worship was very energetic and good. Unfortunately the emphasis seem to be on honoring and lifting up the apostle-leader more then the Lord. Had a freaky, cult like feel to it. I found an excuse to run to the parking lot and never look back. I would avoid it, unless you are looking for a cult.

This is a church where you will find the now word of God being spoken each and every service. The…read moremessage that our God is living, speaking, tangible and interested in knowing each of His children through a on-going, personal relationship is released. They are a Holy Spirit empowered people who come ready to worship, encourage one another and bring life to this area!

Large assembly hall for talks and presentations, located on the northwest corner of the "University…read moreGreen" in Burlington, Vermont. The building was constructed during 1925-26, and dedicated on January 14, 1927. It was added to National Register of Historic Places as part of University Green Historic District on April 14, 1975.

If you are visiting or looking for a wonderful church this is the place for you. Great music…read moreprogram and the Episcopal Litergy is terrific. Great preaching and a most inspiring interior. Soaring ceilings and concrete. Friendly people.