Sanctuary is the 6pm Sunday Evening service and young adult ministry of Black Rock Congregational…read moreChurch. It is primarily a gathering of People 18-35, but all who wish to experience God are welcome to attend! It is a unique church community. No matter who you are or where you come from, you will be welcome with arms wide open by everyone. Sanctuary is a place where you can be yourself without fearing the judgement of others; a place where you find people who care for you. Not only you will meet new people, but you will grow spiritually. Sanctuary is an open space for you to discover who you are and who God is. A journey to grow with Jesus! We gather from 6-7:30pm so come down and experience it for yourself. I assure you, you will love it! Check out the facebook page as well https://www.facebook.com/wearesanctuary

Love this Church. They do so much for the community, great music and sermons that touch your heart…read moreand soul. Here is their web site: www.brcc.org They have a job networking group (1st Tuesday evening of every month 7-8pm ), a divorce care group (that meets every Tuesdays at 7:30pm) and a huge teen and college group (that meets at 6pm on Sunday to worship with rock music). In the Fall 2009 they have a Saturday night dinner $5 donation (after the 5:30pm service). God Bless

Probably the friendliest and welcoming Catholic Church in Fairfield Ct.. After the loss of their…read morebeloved Pastor, Fr John Baran 8 years ago Eleanor Sauers Ph.D. was designated Parish Life Coordinator and along with Frank Macari , music director , and the Jesuit priests of Fairfield University have carried on Fr John's legacy.

Where do I begin? I'll start, as does our pastor with the triumphant trumpet fanfare (and lots of…read moreincense) which announces his entrance. There's nothing that means church more than a truly impressive royal arrival. I'm sure that thousands of parishoner dollars were spent on a major renovation of the sanctuary, which now includes statutes, a large golden sunburst and an immense surround for the crucifixion, but of course it was needed emphasize the importance of those who bless us (see above). Unfortunately, I haven't seen a female altar server in years, although the website says they are eligible to apply. Oh well, girls, apparently the golden sunburst won't shine on you. The choral music is professional (i.e. probably paid for), loud and never leaves a moment of silence, and along with the pastor's long, extended prayers has the elderly and infirm standing for about 10 -15 minutes without respite. I saw one elderly man give up with a large 'plop' on the wooden pew, and I considered doing the same. Did I mention I have back issues? We seniors all barely made it without crashing. If anyone has breathing issues, the addition of the constant smoky incense just adds to the discomfort. In fact, all portions of the service which involve standing have been extended to the max. I began to feel it was a control issue, and the parishoners are the constrained. An 11:00 a.m. service I attended this weekend, the music only involved a choir who seemed to sing in an unknown language during every available moment. They did sound angelic, but I wonder what kind of dent it takes out of the budget. It also overwhelmed the possibility of silent prayer, participation or joy. Their social outreach seems to be a lonely box for canned goods and toys around Christmas and a "social justice group" that prays for it. I know of a church in Westport who have a large program; feeding the homeless, adopting inner city schools, ministries, and a folk cafe to gather in. St. Catherine's has a rosary making group and a social group for seniors. St. Catherine's prayer/meditation group went kaput after the last pastor, but at least they have a nice website. Our good pastor said he will offer prayers for those who are ineligible to receive the eucharist. Who was he talking about? The pro-choice? The divorced? Me? I'm both! What ever happened to mercy and forgiveness and parishoners as church? Guess we'll have to drive to Westport if we want that.

The clergy (and staff) at this parish work tirelessly to ensure that my fellow parishioners and I…read morehave everything we need to become saints, conformed to the image of Christ. Whether you live close enough to attend daily Mass or are reading this from halfway around the world, this parish is worth the trip.

There are few churches left that really care, and Haven of Rest is one of them!…read more Pastor Goodall along with his wife Linda go above and beyond to teach, reach out, and bless others. I've been going to this church for over 10 years and am so thankful for the friendships, doctrine, love, truth and realness shown everytime I walk through the doors.

This is one of the best churches I've visited. The sermons are expository and the Bible studies are…read morediscussion-based. Everyone is extremely welcoming. The pastor is straightforward, respectful, and makes time to speak to visitors/members. I definitely recommend visiting! (Reminder: there is no perfect church, so do not search for one. The most important thing is a church with Christ and the Bible at the center of everything)

This is a great church in Milford. Wonderful pastor, solid bible-based teaching. Excellent youth…read moredirector and wife, they have great programs and activities for children and youth. There is a new youth center with lots of space and facilities. Highly recommended!

I love their servace all the kids get enganed and theres opportunitys to participate in stuff and…read morethe pastor is very funny

I went there and the everything was pretty good the music was amazing and I got to say this is one…read moreof the best church's ever!

I'm new to the neighborhood the church is walking distance from my home . I am a African American…read morewoman and attended the 9:30am service with my daughter . Everyone that attends this church is Caucasian (doesn't bother me ) no one said hello. The priest comes in the middle to shake and greet everyone and touches there hand . Do you know he specifically missed my row . The priest continued on greeting and shaking hands . I stood up and and walked out I was hurt disgusted and feel that no one should get treated with such racism even when God is involved . If your a racist this is the right place for you otherwise know who's teaching the Lord

Apostle Felicia is an awesome speaker. Her voice entices you to listen. She is intriguing and…read moreinspiring as she longs to connect with you as a person. When I came to this church, I was estranged from God for years and was stuck in my turmoil but needed help. After my first visit, I have left changed and uplifted. The world could not have made me feel the joy and deliverance as I continue to feel now. You won't be disappointed. This church is different from other churches. You will have to see for yourself.