Faith United Church

4.7 mi

Great Church!! Phenomenal People! Involved in the community. In Depth study of God's Word & Vibrant…read moreheart-felt, spirit-led worship! Ministry for kids, youth, and young adults as well!

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Church of the Valley

4.0(1 review)

9.1 mi

This a wonderful, loving, Christ-centered church. Your first visit you will feel like family. The…read morepreaching is energetic and always has a great message. The worship band and choir are awesome. Once you come to this church, you will never want to leave.

From the owner: An independent local church committed to the great commandment and great commission…read more 1. We worship God in spirit and truth. 2. We build community in the body of Christ. 3. We grow spiritually to live like Jesus. 4. We serve God by serving others. 5. We share the good news of Christ's gospel.

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New Life Church

2.7 mi

I had to post this comment as there is one on this yelp page that does not reflect the philosophy…read moreof this church. I think the one star rating given by a visitor is not fair. This is a Bible believing church who preaches the gospel in the love of Jesus Christ. It is by far one of the friendliest churches I have ever been to. The pastor and his wife are delightful people who love Jesus and walk the walk. I'm not sure what happened that would make someone give them a one star rating. I can say with 100% confidence that those who are in charge at the church are true Christians. You cannot blame a church for what its parishioners may do outside of that church. I highly recommend this church to new and old Christians alike.

St. Michael's Cathedral

1.5 mi

A beautiful historic church with an awesome multi stage organ. Super friendly people. Diverse…read moreparish. The Bishops home parish. Many musical presentations including the chores. the organ, strings, piano and wind instruments. A great choral program. Sister Eileen is wonderful.

Christian Life Center

2.9 mi

Everything about this church I enjoyed . From the pastor to the worship your really feel like you…read moreare welcomed and can draw closer to God .

The First Church Of Christ Longmeadow UCC

4.5(2 reviews)

2.3 mi

I attended the Wilbraham Mixed Chorus Winter Concert at First Church. The church was full, and…read morepeople really enjoyed the concert.

This is a wonderful community church. It welcomes people "no matter where they are on life's…read morejourney." That means you don't have to believe just what the church's pastors tell you. It's pretty important that you believe in the teachings of Jesus Christ, but there is no litmus test. It doesn't ban people for the way they vote, their sexuality or anything else that is really their business. It is incredibly welcoming and friendly, and it is right in the heart of town. I'm so glad I started attending here when I moved to town nearly 25 years ago.

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