God-centered, bible preaching, family church serving the community. During the Pandemic, small…read moregroups are meeting in large spaces for Bible Study and Sunday worship. Sermons are on-line weekly. Great place for fellowship, learning and participating in missional work.

An intentional church family, focused on the community, missions and serving together. I loved…read moregrowing up in this church and am back every time I'm home. Love you guys!

Our family has attended The Vineyard church for 8 years. They are welcoming and friendly. The…read moreChildren's ministry fun is fun and safe. The sermons are true and Bible based. The Vineyard church has many ministries to get involved and serve the community.

Friendly church - involved in community! More contemporary music style with full Sunday school…read moreprogram for kids.

been going for 14 years plus ,right on with Salvation and the Gospel of GRACEread more

This is a cute small church with plenty of parking. 12 rows on each side with a nice Pastor…read more Reverend Daly gives an inspiring sermon. If you are looking for a small place of worship, try this church.

New to this community and church, and was pleasantly surprised that their very recently arrived new…read morepastor, Fr. Bob called me shortly after he received my registration form to welcome me - only 2 days after he arrived at OLOS - wow! The 11:00 Sunday Mass was very well attended, and lovely, with a beautiful choir and sermon. The parishioners I met were very friendly and welcoming, so I hope Fr. Bob feels the love too, as they all seem very happy to have him, after their other beloved pastor retired. Fr. Bob seems to be very kind and caring and smart, and I was so touched that he kindly gave my sick (w/ cancer) dog (waiting in a shaded sun roofed car) a special St. Francis blessing! Thank you, Fr. Bob, and thank you to the friendly parishioners who welcomed me too!

I have been attending Unitarian Universalist churches all my life. I started attending this church…read morewhen I moved to Wayland. This is a church for those who are searching, not for those who want answers given to them about the big questions in life. many of our members are those who have tried other churches or come from 'blended' families (married from different faiths) and they can all find a home here

I have attended this church since I moved to town in 1998. I came from another state and did not…read moreknow a single soul. This community basically encourages everyone to do good and to be good no matter what their beliefs about where life came from. I have been able to develop my own personal beliefs here in a supportive and tolerant community. The programs for children and youth were great for my kids.

This is a warm, welcoming church. We are new to the area and after visiting HUP for the first time…read moreon 9/13/15, we returned the following Sunday. There is a new settled minister in place, and he is terrific - energetic, optimistic, insightful. There is a wonderful energy to this place, and we plan to continue attending. The building itself is beautiful and historic, and easy to get to in the heart of Hopedale.

This synagogue community has become a foundation of my social life-- and I'm not even Jewish! My…read morewife is, and from the start Agudas Achim welcomed our interfaith family so warmly. This is a congregation of active, engaged, and thoughtful people, working together to become more informed in their faith and also to improve their community and the world at large. If you're looking for a synagogue in the Attleboro area, this is the place.

Congregation Agudas Achim is the only Reconstructionist synagogue in the greater RI area. Five…read morestars for the thoughtful sermons and services for adults, the warmth and welcoming community and lovely sanctuary. We were members for a decade and have now returned, after about a decade away. This is a congregation that values each member - and that needs a contribution of time or energy from most to continue to thrive. Because the congregation is so small, even when services are scheduled there are a few Saturdays where there isn't a minyan. For that reason only, four rather than 5 stars:

One year ago, in December of 2024, I attended a retreat at Betania II. It was what I would call an…read moreindependent retreat, meaning that this retreat was hosted at Betania II. However, the group was an independent group, of about 20 people who had participated in a series of this group's seminars, earlier that fall. From the perspective of a retreatant, it was a very quiet and pleasant retreat house, without distractions, and ideal for experiencing a deep encounter with Christ. Our group, of about 20 people, stayed for three overnights. The rooms were comfortable and clean. I had one roommate, and we had a bathroom available solely for us. Our meals were more than adequate and tasty. Coffee and tea were available to us, throughout the day. As winter was at its start, the grounds were not easily accessible for walking because of snow and ice. I understand that in nicer weather, the grounds are conducive to quiet and deeply spiritual experiences out of doors. A Perpetual Adoration Chapel provides active access to Our Lord at any hour of the day. As is common to most retreat experiences, a retreat is what a participant makes of it. Some of this opportunity brings its graces immediately, while other graces are revealed over time. Whatever you discover in your close encounters with Christ, I pray that it will touch you deeply. May Betania II be but one peaceful haven along your spiritual journey that will nourish both your heart and soul.

This past weekend when visiting the Lady of Fatima Shrine in Holliston we drove past this location…read moreand decided to swing in and see their retreat campus. My partner had been to this area when she was younger before they had constructed their Church and Retreat Center. The campus itself was beautiful and well maintained. We decided to walk their spiritual trail and have to say that we appreciated the tranquility of the woods as well as enjoyed coming upon their shrine to Mother Mary. Overall, we have never been to Mass or to the Retreat here, but we loved the campus and the displays they have!