This church is a church with a heart for the lord and the pastor has a heart for his people the…read morelord called dominic and denise pennachietti and there family to pastor new greenwhich light baptist.this is a church where you will always feel welcomed

i totally love this church......it's small but it's growing....the pastor is wonderful and so are…read morethe people who attend...if you are longing for a kind, loving church who make you feel comfortable and important and who are devoted to the teachings of God and our Lord Jesus Christ then this is the church to go to....they have bible study and sunday school, for all ages, and a nursery for church service.....come give it a try!

First Presbyterian is a very warm and caring church family, accepting of all types of families and…read moresingle people, as well. The congregation is led by Rev. Eliza Cramer Jaremko who preaches thoughtful sermons emphasizing God's love and how we can act out our faith in daily life. Our congregation is fortunate to have many young families as members. Particular Congregational strengths include mission, music, and Christian education.

St. Teresa came up when I reviewed another church . . …read more A hard / mixed review for me. I grew up Catholic and made (almost - not Baptism) all of my Sacraments here. I was married here in the Fall of 1999. After Confirmation in 6th grade, my mom left it up to my sister and I if we wanted to attend on Sunday's anymore . . . heck NO ;) I did on most holidays and at random mornings after that, actually. The services are LONG, and I found the parish too uptight, and a bit cold in feel, overall! Parishioners overdressed and hoity-toity (hypocrites?). (ST did not allow us to have pumpkins on the alter when I got married). The church is very pretty with ornate stained glass (I LOVE stained glass) and beautiful crucifixes, etc. I liked MOST of the priests. I did NOT like the Catholic guilt that I acquired . . . still is with me, unfortunately. Over the years and after I moved out of the area, we returned in 2004, shortly after my daughter was born :) A priest turned me off so badly in Confession (I loathe the idea of it and have for a long time now - so unnecessary when God knows all and these mere mortal men don't need to know my business . . . I digress . . . ) that I was NOT going to have my daughter baptized there. In fact, I "jumped ship" and have been Episcopalian since 2004, as are my two children. Our (new) religion is similar to the Catholic one (no Confession - you silently confess during a portion of the Mass and are forgiven of your "sins") - boo ya! - and I don't think believe in Saints, which I still do anyway). Many moons ago on Tuesday evenings, I had CCD at their small school next door. I recall good lessons, laughter amongst peers, and making cute crafts; however, I was SCARED of the Nuns (many teachers were not). "Back then," they wore the full garb. I still recall how good the wood smelled as I climbed the steep stairs. It was a sweet and innocent time for sure. My one friend's father is a Deacon at the church now, so maybe it's gotten better, but the whole Catholic debacle (I know not applicable to all) was what did me in for good. I ONLY come here for weddings and funerals. #PTSD!

Ample parking. Nice, large church. I was there for a funeral. The service was about an hour and a…read morehalf, but only the first 30-45 minutes was dedicated to the funeral service. The last 45 minutes to an hour was dedicated to recruiting people to join the church by capitalizing on people's shame and fear. It felt very opportunistic. They should focus on the funeral and not trying to convert people to their church. Very disrespectful to the loved ones.

Words cant express how great this place is!!!! Full of love and compassion for the community and…read morefor everyone that walks into the doors. Being a part of St. John has literally been a life changing experience for me and my family and even some close friends! I would recommend anyone to visit and to worship there!

Was visiting the area and went to the Saturday evening Mass. Really nice modern church, built…read moreabout 1996. Large, looked like it could easily hold 1,000 worshipers. Mass was celebrated by a priest and deacon, and the homily was excellent. They had two collections, but doubt that is normal. People seemed friendly and you could tell there was a real sense of community. What I didn't like was that communion was just the host, no precious blood. As well, one of our group was not catholic, and went forward for a blessing at communion and the EM in that line did not seem to know what to do. Another small personal annoyance is that the tabernacle is off in a side chapel, so you don't get to see the sacrament being reposed in the tabernacle. All in all though, a really nice church.

Wonderful and be loved Pastor. Music is awesome,…read more Very friendly congregation.

Great church, loving and engaging pastor, very welcoming of all people from various backgrounds, I…read morehave always felt accepted from the day I first came to Temple and attended church there with my family. Amazing and lively music as well!

I was raised in this church and was baptized here as well, so it holds a very special place in my…read moreheart. Over the years, it has gone through changes- anything from the congregation to the staff, even the pastor. But the heart of this church has remained strong. They offer both in-person and online services (if you're unable to make it to the sanctuary) making it easy for everyone to stay connected. The youth group is phenomenal, providing kids a safe, fun, and Christ-centered environment to grow in their faith and form lasting friendships in anything from the youth room to the attached gym downstairs. Whether you're new or returning, this church is truly a welcoming and inspiring community for all types of believers.

I've been a member of this church since birth and though I've attended other churches once or…read moretwice, they cannot compare as to how at home I feel here. I feel God running through me as well how nice as every single member is!

I couldn't imagine being anywhere else! We have met incredible friends here. We love our church!read more