As a traveler to Vermont, I have been graciously blessed with a marvelous Roman Catholic Church to…read morecelebrate Eucharistic Liturgy on a daily basis, as well as Saturday Vigil and Sunday Mass! Monsignor Michael DeForge, Pastor of Saint Catherine of Siena Parish which is located in Shelburne, Vermont (9 miles from Downtown Burlington-travel South on Route 7) is truly a welcoming, friendly and compassionate Presider. Additionally, he has a contemplative spirit and his Scriptural reflections are both profound and aptly applicable to our daily lives. The parish community is ever so welcoming to newcomers and I felt very comfortable as a guest to their home parish! They truly espouse the popular adage; "What would Jesus do?" I would highly recommend if you are a traveler, vacationer, pilgrim, a Vermont relocater or simply a spiritual seeker, to most definitely check out this esteemed Roman Catholic Parish in Shelburne, Vermont! Abundant Blessings!

Catalyst is my home church. I've been a member since 2018 (if I'm remembering correctly), and I now…read moreserve in multiple areas of the church! Catalyst is a family that makes you feel connected and welcome the moment you step into the church! If you need a church that is God-fearing, family friendly, and Jesus-loving, come to Catalyst Church at 10am on Sundays! I wouldn't say any of this if I didn't mean it. I've made some long-lasting friends here and hope you will too!

I have been apart of Catalyst for about 3 years now. They have accepted me as a singer on the team…read moreand I couldn't be more honored. Pastor Mike brings an encouraging word each time he preaches the message. The community at catalyst is so welcoming I've never felt so much at home. I would recommend this to anyone looking to join a church that makes you feel like family.

I was not here to attend services, I was admiring this amazing building that was closed and locked…read morethis evening. From their website, "Located in beautiful Plattsburgh, Trinity Episcopal Church was organized in 1821. Our church offers congregants a place of comfort, hope, and peace of mind for all their worshipping needs. We are dedicated to living the teachings of Jesus Christ, and our goal is to inspire you through the intimacy of our sanctuary, and our services." There is a marker in front that tells the tale. It reads in English, "Plattsburgh's oldest public building. Reverend John Henry Hopkins, who authored the hymn We Three Kings was the rector here from 1872-1877." and since we're close to Canada, it is also in French, "Le plus ancien batiment publique de Plattsburgh. Ce fut le Reverend John Henry Hopkins et auteur de l'hymne We Three Kings qui fut ministre de cet eglise de 1827-1877." It was erected by Plattco Corporation and Clinton County. There is plenty of metered street parking nearby. [Review 1612 of 2024 - 525 in New York - 22635 overall]

This church fills your soul. The members are very warm and genuinely friendly. When you go here…read moreyou feel like other people and God really care about you

New York State has regulations on the books that limit overnight parking at rest areas to three…read morehours and most of the Walmarts I encountered in the state also do not allow overnight parking. I checked a third-party membership app and "booked" a "stay" at the Wilmington Church of the Nazarene. Yes, this place does allow overnight stays in their parking lot and while I did not attend services (this isn't my preferred flavor of religion), a small donation was made through Paypal. It was an extremely quiet night, set way back from the road in a nearly dark parking lot. There are some restaurants nearby and a supermarket, but none of that was at all an issue. Two leveling blocks to get the Sprinter comfortable and I was out for the night. My morning departure was well before any parishioners arrived. [Review 1593 of 2024 - 507 in New York - 22616 overall]

You know why I like this church? Because as a kid, every Sunday after service, you could walk…read moreacross the street to the giant rectory and they would give out enormous amounts of free juice, coffee, and DONUTS. Each week, a family would volunteer to host it. I don't think the families themselves paid for the food and drinks - but they had to set it up and serve everyone. It was great. My family did this a bunch. It was a great social event for the townsfolk. I was here a few years back, visiting the old place. Still gorgeous. Still kept up immaculately. It was one of my memories from childhood I will remember forever. I wonder if they still carry on this tradition...

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

I feel a bit weird giving stars to a church. Anyway, what's a yelper to do, but review... I like…read morethe church. They do much to bring the parishioners together. My wife and I went ballroom dancing at the church. They have theology on tap on the third Thursday ( gotta love beer drinking Catholics). The Sunday services are good. They sing traditional songs and the priests have good insight (I think - if you go here, we are the family with the noisy one year old).