We stopped by this historic church during the week. The sanctuary was locked so we were only able…read moreto view the exterior. At Haven Park up the street, an information sign tells of a Pastor in office during the buildings construction so it was interesting to 'stumble upon' the building I'd just read about. Check their website for dates and times when the church offers tours if you aren't available to attend a service.

A beautiful, welcoming congregation in the center of downtown Portsmouth…read more Services are at 9:00AM and 11:00AM, summer service 10AM only. Come join to find some peace, fellowship, and connection. "As a Unitarian Universalist congregation, South Church is self-governing and not bound by religious creed or doctrine. Our members determine the mission of the church, usually in collaboration with our settled ministers. Together, we discern the programs and congregational structures that best serve our community, and allow us to serve the Seacoast as a beacon of liberal religious values. In keeping with our shared Unitarian Universalist principles (link to principles), South Church members, clergy and staff, affirm and enact our congregation's mission, which states: At South Church, we nurture spiritual growth through worship, learning and community, We celebrate the worth and dignity of all people, And we inspire one another to act on our faith in the larger community." - South church uu website. http://www.southchurch-uu.org/

Pastor Henry IS NOT at Riverside Church and has not been for 3 years. Your listing are incorrect…read more The New pastor- Pastor Aaron Grass has lead the church from 24 people to over 200 people being served by 2 services 9am and 11am with children's church/ bible study. It does not have a gay pride flag outside. Before I ever came to my first Service, Pastor Aaron took me to coffee to meet and welcome me. There is no gay pride flag outside.

In my opinion, a church once with wonderful God fearing folks looking forward to Sunday MORNING…read moreworship. Then came the first Sunday NIGHT and the sight to behold was overwhelming! Music blasting from the stage from people dressed in holes in the jeans and sneakers and a "leader" that instantly reminded me or smacked of what I once experienced was a Cult centered around one man that appeared to be one that all eyes to be affixed to at all times. Only writing of what I personally felt with nothing else intended!8 From an old fashioned foot washing Baptist with a quiet piano sounding afar and congregation, pleasingly dressed to please God, standing, (no microphones allowed) around the altar singing where many were saved and will be saved, with the spirit and holy ghost felt by all. From AG to Congregational, very safe concept, I personally knew I could never walk through those doors again.

They do a charity public supper on the third Saturday of the month that is a complete turkey…read moredinner. Ten of us from the cottage community where I spend summers went today. It was excellent. Everything is homemade. The turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and biscuit were my favorites. Everyone raved about how good it was. It's $9 for adults and $8 for seniors. Highly recommend.

This is one of my favorite Catholic churches, as it is located in a beautiful area of the Seacoast…read moreand overall a beautiful church. I have been coming to this church on and off for over 20 years. The pews are a little tight for when kneeling but otherwise, plenty of seating. The quality of sound is clear with the loud speakers. Priest is very nice and has been at this church nearly 20 years I think. Overall a nice place to visit.

I was overwhelmed before the trip trying to figure out how this worked and where to park and could…read moreI walk it and what stores are there. It's much easier than I thought. You park in Hanover parking garage which comes up on GPS and you just walk. All the stores are around a couple streets and it's an easy natural walk. You'll see everything and know just where to go. Alll the restaurants are there too and you can see everything and go into stores probably in 3 hours if you just pass through or you can take a whole day if you're a shopper. I allowed 4 hours and it was way more than needed even lingering in a few choice stores a bit. Lots to eat in the area and once there you walk the entire thing. It's a great area.

A nice walkaround if you are into boutique shops and restaurants but the parking is an absolute…read morenightmare. Give yourself plenty of time to find on street parking which you still have to pay for but it is much less expensive than the lots. Portsmouth is a really nice town and I am sure the locals know how to maneuver crowds, parking, etc. Well worth a stop in the area. Very New England and a nice respite from hectic Boston and dull Portland.

Wonderful Christ-knowing community. Excellent messages given every Sunday, multiple activities,…read moregreat children's ministry. Wonderful Church home or stop in for a powerful message and atmosphere