While on vacation this was the closest Catholic Church to us. What a quaint church that seats…read moremaybe 200! We were at the 11 Mass and there was nothing spectacular about it however a lot was sung which is different than what my family and I are used to. It was nice to see the church fully packed, and Father gave a very interesting Homily. It was nice too that he said hi to us on the way out. He even wore sandals! The organist played and sang extremely well. If they had a real pipe organ I think the roof would fall down from the shaking of the bass! This seems to be a wonderful church that would serve all of your spiritual needs. Five stars because I'm not giving less to God!

They Love Jesus, with Great Godly messages. Kid friendly. My children love sunday school.There is a…read morecute coffee lounge. And small book store. There is also a little play area outside for children.

Pastor Barry was spot on today it was my very first Sunday at Emanuel Baptist Church I will…read moredefinitely be going back the people are so loving and caring and friendly if you're looking for a church in the area this is the church to go to

Despite the overcast weather, it was clear enough when we stopped here for the view over the…read morecemetery of the Penobscot River. If I was going to be buried in a cemetery, this is the sort of spot that I think I would appreciate. Despite the low hum of traffic on US-1, it was very quiet and very peaceful. The church was closed to visitors but we took some time to walk through the headstones. Lots of very old burials (in North American times, at least) and most of the markers were in good condition despite the brutal weather extremes here in Maine. If you're passing by, stop here to appreciate the view and be respectful of the people laid to rest here. [Review 14852 overall, 354 of 2021, number 38 in Maine.]

We came by at 12:15 PM and there was a good line; people start lining up at 11:30. We ordered a…read moreblueberry pie and veggy quiche. Both good. There are only about 100 of each type of pie and quiche and it's my understanding they sell out quick, so get there early. Veggy quiche and blueberry pie were $27 each. Sausage, Lobster and crab quiche were more (seafood $40 to $50 range). Other fruit pies included rhubarb which I cannot stand so can't comment on. In the end it goes to a good cause/church and will hopefully lead to Godly efforts like outlawing the sinful termination of baby life. Stand up for babies and children; fight those who are so intent on the slaughtering of innocents!

PIE!!! Wednesdays at…read more10 a.m., this church sells the best pies you will ever eat. Get there when they open because they will sell out in the first hour. The church ladies make them fresh each week to raise money. They cost $15 each and are totally worth it. We had a blueberry cheesecake pie, it was so good my family and I spent half the day trying to figure out what exactly was in it. It was still warm when we got got it and there were fresh, uncooked wild blueberries on top. If I lived in the area, there is not doubt I would be there every week.

A place to call home!…read more We searched for many, many years to find a church filled with so many GREAT wonderful people. A place to call home. A place where you can freely worship. A place where you can be you. A place where you can feel GOD'S presence and see him working through! If you're tired of searching for the right church, have given up on religion and faith in people, or have been downright bad on your luck; come and see how we are different and find your place in the world! Services are every Sunday and start at 11 am.

Rustic chapel in the Petit Manan community with services run by locals. It is the site of…read moreweddings and memorials of families with close ties to the cottages at the end of this peninsula. Open 24/7.

This is where I would go to church when I was staying in Maine, when I was a child; 60 years ago…read more I would've given more stars, but that was from walking the outside of church. Someone was in the office I saw him I waved, he waved back- that was it He didn't tell me "no entrance without a mask" Basically he disappeared and didn't come back. I was bummed, I thought he could've given me some sign something.