Great Church!! Phenomenal People! Involved in the community. In Depth study of God's Word & Vibrant…read moreheart-felt, spirit-led worship! Ministry for kids, youth, and young adults as well!

I have been attending since Easter. Was really looking for a church that felt like home, kids are…read moreengaged, amd the service relating to modern day. You feel so welcomed each Sunday, everyone says good morning , people are really talking before service starts, genuine hugs amd conversation. Very easy going , worshipping, and the morning steaming hot coffee. Last Sunday we had the BBq new member worship, new and existing. I love that there is sunday school and kids very involved. The Pastor relates the message to what's happening in present day , really makes you self reflect, no sugar coating, tell it like it is! First time reaching out via text he asked how can I pray for you. Having wonderful experiences!​

Acts 16:31 NIV "Believe in the Lord Jesus,…read more and you will be saved--you and your household."

This is a excellent Church. I am new to the area and I have been consistently impressed by the…read morepreaching, the authentic community, and the genuine friendliness of the people here. If you can at all visit, I highly recommend coming on a Sunday at 10:45am. They have also taken precautions for the Coronavirus quite seriously. It feels safe for people of all ages. There is a pretty great children's ministry too.

I attended this church for about 8 years. And, due to the toxic and unloving environment, I left…read morewith an enormous amount of psychological trauma and pain. The leadership is covertly narcissistic and controlling. If you become a member of this church and leave, they will act as if they never knew you. i wouldn't recommend this church to anyone. I wish I could get my years back!

I attended the Wilbraham Mixed Chorus Winter Concert at First Church. The church was full, and…read morepeople really enjoyed the concert.

This is a wonderful community church. It welcomes people "no matter where they are on life's…read morejourney." That means you don't have to believe just what the church's pastors tell you. It's pretty important that you believe in the teachings of Jesus Christ, but there is no litmus test. It doesn't ban people for the way they vote, their sexuality or anything else that is really their business. It is incredibly welcoming and friendly, and it is right in the heart of town. I'm so glad I started attending here when I moved to town nearly 25 years ago.

I'm surprised this will be a "first to review", although All Saints is listed in Yelp as a Catholic…read moreEducation Center (I doubt if the school still exists). Anyway, attended morning Mass here this past Wednesday w 4 friends. Fr. Kirby officiated. From the outside, the building and grounds are in need of some upkeep. Inside, however, it is awe-inspiring. Erected in 1888, the architecture is beautiful... vaulted ceilings, lots of oak and marble, and beautiful stained glass. Like many churches in rural New England, attendance has declined over the years. All Saints is no exception, I imagine. I would encourage locals to visit this church. Ok, off my pulpit now.

I watched my first service by livestream. Livestream can be…read moreviewed either through Enfield United Church of Christ website or FB page. After listen to what Rev. Dr. Greg Gray said and how he said it, I knew I had to go at least once in person. I've been every Sunday since with very little exception. Everyone, Yes, everyone is welcome. This gives the church a very diverse and welcoming group of respectful individuals.

A warning. Don't be deceived by their website's talk of Jesus Christ. The pastor, Clifford Readout,…read moreclaims the apostles never knew of the name Jesus and therefore never baptized in Jesus name. This is clearly false. The name of Jesus was written in three languages on the cross. In Hebrew (Jeshas), in Greek (Jesous), and in Latin (Jesvs).