People are amazing and the grounds are sooo enriching soo peaceful My wife and i take our [now] 3…read moreyear old there when we are visiting the family in Hingham When we arrive at their house we ask the 3 year old what do you want to do today .He will immediately say "PaPa and Amma let's go to the Abbey"

Went on a retreat here with my church group this past weekend. The house on the property we stayed…read morein was recently renovated and very cozy. Everybody in my group got their own room. Brother Dan brought us our meals each day, he was very friendly and welcoming. Praying with the monks in the chapel was a very moving experience. They also have outdoor walking trails if you want some quiet time with nature. There is a gift shop on site too. Would definitely come here again.

Visit Granite City Church and you will see that it is a loving and diverse Christ-centered…read morecommunity! It's hard to find a church in Massachusetts that really believes who Jesus is according to Holy Scriptures. We worship God through studying God's Word, singing, praying for each other and sharing communion. At Granite City Church, we care for each other wholeheartedly! There are wonderful activities that reach out to the wider community as well- such as a food pantry, clothing for children, a harvest celebration called the "Hoedown" that everyone loves, and so much more! Walk through the doors on a Sunday at 10 AM and you will see for yourself. ("Sharon from San Francisco" gave the church of one star review, but she really doesn't know how beautiful a community it is.)

This church has something for everyone: it's family-friendly, has culturally relevant preaching,…read moreand worships in multiple musical styles. There's parking in the back and behind the bank, and is also close to the Quincy Center T stop.

A nice little church which has been here over 50 years. Right now Mass is Saturday 4:30 Sunday at…read more10:30 and Wednesday at 9:00.

So this is my current regular place of worship…read more It's part of the Conservative Baptist Association denomination and was seeking dual affiliation in 2015 with the Southern Baptist Association. This church started at first in 1947 as a Bible study group on Main Street in Hingham and over the last number of years has constructed a fairly nice church campus on Main Street. Supposedly there are about 700 members (although I don't know if boston.com is reporting members or regular attenders). There is a very large ground level parking lot that almost never gets full. The senior pastor for the last couple of decades is Jeramie Rinne, a Gordon-Conwell graduate. I would describe it with these adjectives: - Evangelical - the Bible is the final authority for faith and life; - Baptist - primarily emphasis on believer's baptism (and allow for infant dedication) as well as local church autonomy (well, primarily the local church should govern itself with denominational assistance) - Family-oriented: as with many suburban churches, the main affinity group seems to be families (so there are many family-related ministries including nursery, a youth group called "Olympians for Christ", marriage/family/parenting classes and ministries, and so on) I have gotten a good sense that Pastor Jeramie is very friendly man and is very personable, and at the same time, he is well-studied and practices decent Christian apologetics. The church is of course influenced by Park Street Church of Boston, MA -- many of the families are transplanted from there (or maybe members met and married and then moved to the South Shore and then started at South Shore Baptist). They have an annual Missions Conference at the same time as Park Street's (i.e., first two weeks of November). At least with the leadership and ministers, they do a good job of teaching (and expounding) the Scriptures and giving some application. They have tackled a number of relevant issues I think in a non-emotional non-name-calling manner that also has done justice to the Bible.

This church is in Dorchester's Codman Square neighborhood, meeting every Sunday at 5 pm at the…read moreEpiphany School (which, by the way, is a wonderful school). It's a great place to learn more about God and what the Bible says about him. The church is Presbyterian and teaches from a Reformed perspective, but you don't have to be Presbyterian to come! All are welcome and if you come and stay you'll become part of a network of people who love to pray together, laugh together, help each other with anything, and have dinners and parties. The church is also committed to reaching out to the neighborhood in many tangible ways. Sometimes we have joint services with the Bearacha church, which meets in the same building in the morning. Come check it out!

Father Daly is awesome and his homilies are always inspiring, thoughtful and as down to earth as he…read moreis.

St Gregories is a beautiful sacred space to celebrate the Mass in. I particularly love the music…read moreand the congregation is warm, diverse and welcoming.

Peace and flowers. An open gate and ornate windows. Welcoming. You don't have to be a regular…read morechurch person to find spiritual fulfillment in the Rectory garden.

My son got baptised here, I was really sad that the original church burned down but they did a…read morewonderful job rebuilding it. It really is a beautiful church. The priests are non judgemental, and so nice! I wanted to get married here but they were booked, I was so sad and where I did get married we felt like we couldnt be honest with the priest that we had a child in fear that he would tell us we couldn't get married in a church, but Sacred Heart was willing to accept us.