Went to drop off donations but they were closed mid-day. It's also a convenient location for voting…read morepolls. The only issue is parking.

St. Paul's is amazing. It is discomfiting to write a review of a church on Yelp, but that is the…read moreworld we live in. So to you, dear reader, I can tell you: St. Paul's really is amazing. There are lines from a movie where Kelsey Grammar plays a pastor, and he says: This place, it is yours. I don't care if anybody else thinks so. If you feel like you're an outcast, then join us here. If you feel like you're misunderstood and judged, this is where you belong. If you feel ashamed or trapped in something you've done or are doing, you will find forgiveness and freedom - right here. This is your home. That is St. Paul's. So, come see what church can be like, because I know you already know what it should be like: it should be open, not exclusionary; humble, not sanctimonious; and cerebral - not cowed. God is not afraid of your questions. St. Paul's is the most lyrical, cerebral, contemplative, and welcoming place I've ever experienced. And no, we're not strange ;) we're Episcopalians. St. Paul's on the Green's website is here: http://www.stpaulsnorwalk.org/ For more on why someone raised in both the Fundamentalist and Catholic traditions loves St. Paul's so much, you can go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ91eiIABuM Sincerely, Stephen

I was out for the day doing some exploring and geocaching, and I stopped here to pick up a nearby…read morecache. I noticed that there was a labyrinth on the property, and decided to go walk it. This is an old area, and the church dates back to the 1920s, but there's been a mission here all the way back to the 1730s. The church itself is a Decorated Gothic style, and is very picturesque and beautiful. The graveyard surrounding the church has headstones and monuments that go way back. The labyrinth is in a quiet, peaceful part of the grounds and is a very nice place to go take a meditative break from the world. Overall if you're a fan of history and architecture, this is a good place to stop and look around.

Came to this lovely church in ardsley for a dear friend who's grandmother has passed and it's a…read morenice church that's welcoming to all , including a occasional sinner like myself . The exterior and interior of the church reminds me of the churches in most suburban communities and the interior is spacious with good view of the area where the pastor was giving his sermon to the large crowd . The acoustic sound was perfect as I heard everything clearly even as I was hiding all the way in the back of the church .wonderful episcopal church in ardsley to worship on Sunday morning . 4.5 stars on my yelp meter .

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.

Nice Fair every year. It's all about the food.read more

Very family oriented welcoming Cliff is a great Pastor. You're always among friends when your at…read moreGCC

This church is doing a great thing. So many churches are scared to answer certain questions or…read morecondemn those asking these questions, but Cliff and Stewart do a great job at using the Logos to answer every question with love, patience, and kindness. I would attend every Sunday if we live in CT, but living in TN we just stay tuned in via YouTube channel; so please keep your services online to feed those fishes far away Thank You