This is a MEGA church! This place is so big that I can see someone attending service here and just…read moreblending in (unnoticed). The property is massive and I'm convinced the architect was a die hard Harry Potter fan because several of the class rooms are on the second floor but they don't have a traditional second floor. You literally take specific stairs up to each specific classroom. Feels like a Hogwarts castle and I'm taking certain stairs to the castle towers for classes. Haha! Other than the property feeling like a Harry Potter fan designed it the place is huge and the staff are superb!! They even have a cafe inside, like a full blown cafe like Starbucks (but not Starbucks). Churches are so subjective to what's great and not so I encourage you to visit and determine for yourself if it's a good fit. Definitely a God filled church in my opinion.

God is doing the great work!…read more This church has literally changed my life and the lives of my family members. God has lead us to this place a long time ago back in Christmas Eve 2012 and 2013. I had no idea how God will use this church in our lives! The story begins when I was very little around 9yrs old and my parents were looking for a church to go to for Christmas Eve (the year 2012). I secretly hoped the church would have the steeple. And yes it has a steeple! We then came again in 2013 Christmas Eve and then started coming regularly on Sundays in 2014 and so on. Throughout the years we meet such amazing people God has put into our lives. The leadership is amazing and there are no words to describe how awesome and amazing God lead us to this wonderful place. Walnut Hill Community Church is a second home. Everyone is like family and welcomes you no matter what!!! During my teenage years, I started volunteering at the church's cafe. After many years of volunteering this lead me into wanting to pursue in the foodservice industry. Walnut Hill Community Church in Bethel is great for those who want to volunteer and find the gifts that God has given each every one of them. The Lord has lead me to discover the gifts and talents He has given me, through years of volunteering with the cafe and food pantry. So many of us can. share testimonies of how God has used Walnut Hill to change our lives. I'm currently still volunteering with the cafe during the week and involved with the special needs ministry at the church which has grown so much! Like me, if you're looking for a place that understands and knows about special needs, Walnut Hill Community Church in Bethel, CT is the place for you!!! Everybody is Somebody! I don't know any other church that really gets involved with special needs ministry, but Walnut Hill, they do such an amazing job of supporting individuals with disabilities and their families. Praying that as you read this review, that God will lead you to the right place at Walnut Hill Community Church. Come as you are, all is welcome! There is so much more I could say about this church, I'm not sure if I have enough room in this page to write it all! LOL Go to Walnut Hill Community Church. I can't wait for what God is going to do in your life! God bless ya'll!

Beacon Hill Evangelical Free Church is a mid-sized church, part of the Evangelical Free Church of…read moreAmerica (htto://www.efca.org) in the hills of Monroe, CT. It is pastored by Reverend Richard Flashman. I visited the church's morning service on November 1, 2009. The service began at 8:30 AM and ended about 9:45 AM. They also have an 11 AM service, and Sunday School between services. Beacon Hill is a mid-sized church - capacity for about 240 people, there were about 80 attenders the service I was there. The people are very warm and friendly, going out of their way to seek out visitors (there is a small part of service set aside for "greeting your neighbor and nearly everyone in church leadership came over to shake my hand and get my name). The dress is casual (even the elders serving communion were in jeans) although there were individuals wearing suits and ties here and there. The worship style is mixed with hymns dominating the more liturgical parts of the service, and worship choruses dominating the less liturgical parts. The church had a very "homey" atmosphere, with congregants speaking up during announcements and even one case where a hand was politely raised during the sermon to alert the pastor to an urgent prayer request. The sermon was thematic, setting out the pastor's vision for the church for the next year (part of an ongoing series). The sermon itself was light on scripture, but plenty of scripture was read elsewhere in the service. Overall, I had a very good experience at the church. This is a tightly-knit but friendly family of believers gathered to worship the Lord.

Our family started going to Beacon Hill Church about a year ago. We are a young family with 3…read morechildren, ages 6, 2 and 1. The community at this church is outstanding and probably the main reason we continue to go to this church. You feel like you are part of a family. During service there is a specific time set aside to greet each other and catch up on the week. There is fellowship not only inside the church but also outside with BBQ's, small groups, movie nights etc. The job they do with the vacation bible school in the summer and Awana in the fall for the children is spectacular. It really is an environment that is extremely friendly to young Christian families. The services appeal to all ages. The music is a blend of contemporary & traditional with the perfect blend of hymns and current artist music. The sermons are passionate & real life stories mixed in with the message make it easily applicable. The women really opened up their hearts to my wife, and we were overwhelmed with the church's generosity when our son was born. Families provided us with meals for almost 2 weeks so that we could rest and enjoy our baby! Overall, we had a very good experience at the church. The love at this Church is incredible and I would highly recommend it to anyone in the Monroe area, especially if you have a young family that you want to get involved in a Christian community.

Has strong faith-based community service through its Board of Benevolence. Excellent Christian…read moreEducation programs.

It is a very welcoming church. Coffee hour right after church allows members to catch up or meet…read moreand chat. Sunday School takes place every Sunday for little ones up to high school.

I have been attending this church for over 20 years, so take this review as one from an "insider."…read more Calvary Church (calvaryefc.com) in Trumbull, CT is an Evangelical Free Church (efca.org) with an average Sunday attendance of about 600 people. There are two services each Sunday - one at 8:30 AM and one at 11:00 AM. The earlier is a (slightly) more traditional service, and the later is more contemporary. The church is known for its strong music ministry, strong teen and children's ministries, and Biblical preaching. Calvary Church believes that Jesus Christ is the only way to peace with God, and that the Bible is true and authoritative. If you are looking for a warm, welcoming church where you can be comfortable in either a suit or in jeans, Calvary is a good place to be.

I only been coming to this church a short time. I have to say it is awesome. The music is…read moreunbelievable. The sermons are wonderful. People are friendly and make you feel welcomed. Anyone looking for a church ck this one out. You wont regret it. I have to say this church has changed and I liked it much better when Pastor Scott, Pastor Dave and Pastor Mike were all there. I feel it has gone downhill. Pastor Peter you can barely hear him in the back because he is all over the stage when he talks and his voice is up and down. I just lost my desire to go there. It's not the same anymore. I took away 2 stars!

I visited First Church Congregational in Fairfield for a private Oshogatsu event and was really…read moreimpressed. The church is very clean and beautiful, with stunning vaulted ceilings, a huge organ in the back, and lovely stained glass windows (I wish I had taken photos). The recreational area with the stage was spacious and well laid out, and I appreciated that there was a handicap-accessible elevator to reach the stage. The space behind the stage was also quite large and functional. A special mention to Dave, who was incredibly kind and helpful--he pointed us to the nursery, where my two-year-old enjoyed playing with the toys. Overall, a welcoming, well-maintained space that worked very well for the event I attended.

Love the Church because everything is preached from the Bible and the people are very friendly you…read morereally can come there as you are

A friendly, welcoming church. Great Bible-based preaching and music. They do good works in the…read morecommunity and greater area. Programs for kids, teens, young adults, women, men, families.

This is the first synagogue I've belonged to since I was a child where I really felt at home. The…read moreemphasis on music is what drew me in, but their commitment to social action and the friendly, welcoming atmosphere has kept me and my family there. This is a truly inclusive congregation including LGBT families, interfaith families, singles, seniors, etc. Check out their occasional Rock Shabbat services for a fun evening!

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.