Celebration international church is a friendly church where you feel welcome and loved. It has a…read morefull program for children teenagers young adults and families. They meet on Sunday morning at 10 AM. The music is contemporary and Spirit filled. They offer a food pantry for the community, Little Lamb daycare and nursery is on site, and it is the home of Veritas Christian academy.

I've attended this church for nearly 3 years, and there are few other churches I've attended that…read morehave the focus on the Holy Spirit this one has. The pastors are seeking God's direction and challenge the congregation; they don't just preach what people want to hear. Highly recommend if you live in the area.

I have been attending Unitarian Universalist churches all my life. I started attending this church…read morewhen I moved to Wayland. This is a church for those who are searching, not for those who want answers given to them about the big questions in life. many of our members are those who have tried other churches or come from 'blended' families (married from different faiths) and they can all find a home here

I have attended this church since I moved to town in 1998. I came from another state and did not…read moreknow a single soul. This community basically encourages everyone to do good and to be good no matter what their beliefs about where life came from. I have been able to develop my own personal beliefs here in a supportive and tolerant community. The programs for children and youth were great for my kids.

Warm and friendly. Pastor Greg is a great communicator and cares for his people. He'll do anything…read moreto help his people. In fact, he flew it to Colorado and is driving with me to Boston. They have small groups nearby where we do life together. They serve the community in many ways. Check it out.

It's all about love! The people at the Vineyard truly love each person that walks in that door, and…read morethey love the Lord with all their hearts. You should come!

Felt very loved and welcomed here. You can definitely tell this is God's house. It overflows with…read moreHis presence and love.

From the owner: Join us Sundays at 10AM! Contemporary worship, dynamic teaching, Classes for Kids and Nursery…read moreprovided! Our mission is to leave the imprint of the Father's heart on every person we meet.

The First Parish of Sudbury helped us to raise our children to be good people and good citizens…read morewhile teaching them to think for themselves. This is a spiritual environment that's free of dogma and guilt n an historic building that's part of American history. The First Parish provided us with community of people who have enriched our lives for decades.

I grew up a Unitarian so when we moved to Sudbury 34 years ago we checked out First Parish. It's a…read morewonderful welcoming community in a beautiful 18th century building. Our kids attended, daughter got married there, I sing in the choir - Love it!

Very pretty church! I don't follow a religion, but seeing this church on my way home makes me feel…read morehappy because they look inclusive and welcoming. There are colorful Adirondack chairs out front in the warm months, a lovely playground for their preschool students, and rainbow flags all around. It just looks like a very warm place for folks to go.

What a great church! My wife and I just became members after…read moreattending for about a year. We are often blessed by the sermons, and the sense of community is wonderful. The "all are welcome" message is really true!

This small congregation provides a church family that is supportive, and sermons that are thought…read moreprovoking. And good music! All are welcome here. Wish we lived closer!

A small but very welcoming church, nice people there any they have a nursery and sunday school for…read morethe kids. Services at 9:30AM.

I was not here to attend church today but I was walking past and decided to tour through the…read moreattached graveyard. Of course, you can't miss this church in the center of Wellesley with the massive steeple that towers over everything else in town. Originally the Congregational Church of West Needham, it was organized in 1798. The current sanctuary was completed in 1923. The cemetery itself is obviously as old as the city. There are a number of very old gravestones, some of which have faded to a point that they can no longer be read. Others date to Civil War times. Many of the dates show a decidedly young population passing. It's an interesting and sober display of mortality and reality. Worth it. [Review 10135 overall, 1721 of 2018.]

One of the cleanest and most nicely organized Islamic centers in Massachusetts. They have ample…read moreparking and its handicap accessible.

Beautiful mosque with excellent location and well thought of design. Open for Isha prayer only on…read moreweekdays.