We were I. Town looking for a church to goto on Easter and we chose this one the church is…read morebeautiful and the message was great

we (ex-catholics) have belonged to this church for a few years now and like it a lot...welcome all…read morelevels of faith (non believers, too) and GLBT with heartfelt enthusiasm! First off: Pastor Merrie's sermons are always incredibly interesting and thoughtful...you don't want her to stop talking! She's super knowledgable and excited about the gospel and gives it rich insightful and historical context: from back when it was written AND how it's meaningful in current times. p.s. she's an ex-catholic herself a very kid/family friendly church and hands down the nicest congregation I've met; just hard working compassionate folks, great company; coffee hr always fun! the sense of community is palpable; so many opportunities to serve those in need and to come together to raise money in fun ways (ping pong tournaments, epic garage sales, raffles etc) the music/choir is wonderful...the music director is a true gem...there's a kids' handbell choir too! my family is beyond happy to have found this spiritually invigorating home away from home. give it a try...service is Sundays at 10a

Although I do not attend King of Grace, I have visited before and I know some people who attend…read moreregularly--so I do know a bit about the place. The pastor is very intelligent, definitely someone who knows a lot about theology and bible study. The worship is basically standard contemporary style, think Chris Tomlin. The sermons are very much expository style, usually preaching through one book at a time. Again, bible study is definitely a strength of the pastor. As far as theology goes, think John Piper or Wayne Grudem. They are reformed, but not really the types that obsess all the time about being a pure 5-point Calvinist. They are certainly not cessationists, but you probably won't hear anyone shouting in tongues during their services. There is no pressure with the offerings. They are really open about finances and the budget. Demographically there are a lot of families there, many homeschoolers I think. Mainly professional suburban families, if I recall correctly. Since the last review was posted, they have gotten a nice building right near Bradford Common. I think that attendance is around 100ish at this point, too.

I want to thank everyone at Eagle Heights Church for putting together a safe and friendly event for…read moreall to come, on Halloween night. The kids where having a great time. The scary bus was exciting and all the candy, popcorn, and hotdogs, we just couldn't get enough. It was wonderful to see a neighborhood church come together for their neighborhood. We approximate it!

Star of the Sea Parish, a subset of Living Water Catholic, is a Roman Catholic parish located on…read moreRoute 1A/Beach Road in Salisbury, Mass, just a mile away from the beach and a few miles from Interstate 95. The church has its own private parking lot, along with a beautiful interior and plenty of seats. Mass is generally held on the weekends and a few days during the week; other than the summer months, where Saturday 4pm Mass and Sunday 9am Mass is held at the Star of the Sea Parish Beach Chapel. The church is very beautiful with a vaulted ceiling and comfortable seating. There are no obvious vision blockages in the church itself. Various activities occur at the Parish including the Living Water Catholic Knights of Columbus Council # 16437, Religious Education and Classes.

A very warm inviting parish! You only have to enter the doors ONCE to know you are in a special…read moreplace.

Wonderful church that loves the gospel! Full disclosure: I'm the pastor at FBC! But nevertheless, I…read morestill want to say I treasure my church family and they have demonstrated love and care for me as their pastor. What a great community of Christians who love the Lord and His Word and love each other. We always welcome visitors!

Went here for a funeral (unfortunately) earlier in the week and was pleased with the service. Nice…read morechurch right on Main Street in Haverhill, rich with tradition. The service was very nice and everyone there was very welcoming.

St. Paul's is a hidden gem in Malden. The pastor Fr. Clark delivers moving sermons that call the…read morecongregation to action and reflection. The congregation is very welcoming, particularly to the LGBTQ community. Music at St. Paul's is beautiful. The church building itself is a gorgeous design by Cram. I hope more people join their parish because this community has everything going for it!

I was here about 4 years ago in 2016 and I still remember it. We were in town for the Boston…read moremarathon. I'm thankful for this SSPX Mission and it's very well stocked book store. I think it's wonderful how clever it is that it utilizes an office space when finding a church space is scarce. God bless the priestly Fraternity of the Society of Saint Pius X . They singlehandedly through their founder, Archbishop Lefebvre, saved the true Catholic priesthood and thus the true Holy Mass and the Sacraments in their proper form, matter and intent.

This review is for the Chapel bookstore…read more Our search for Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre's books led us to the St. Catherine of Siena SSPX Chapel, that also has a bookstore. Like all Chapel bookstores, the selection of books is small, but the store has an excellent selection of Catholic books. We found many books by Archbishop Lefebvre as well as many pre-Vatican II books by publishers such as TAN at prices comparable to those found online! A few treasures from this store are hard to find books such as: Fr. Francis Xavier Lasance (Blessed Sacrament prayerbook, The Young Man's guide, The Catholic Girl's guide), the highly-rated Catechism by R.P. Bailly (The Catechism In Pictures), as well as the the 3 volume set (hardcover) by Michael Davies (Cranmer's Godly order, Pope John's Council, Pope Paul's New Mass). Parking is outside the Chapel, in a private lot (no parking fees). The bookstore is open after Holy Mass on Sunday (after 10am to around 11am). + In JMJ +

Maplewood Baptist Church is a dedicated, loving church. They preach the Word of God as it should…read morebe preached. Pastor Gary McClenthen is a warm, sincere pastor, who really cares about his congregation. His sermons really make you think about what it is to be a Christian. He preaches about how God is all love. Jesus Christ is our savior and intercessor. The devil is the accuser. God will forgive all of our sins if we repent and turn to Jesus Christ. Maplewood Baptist Church is a warm and welcoming church. The people are warm and caring. Sometimes, the church building may not feel that warm, because there are problems with the furnace. However, it is worth the small discomfort to come and be among friends, who really care about each other.