Millbury baptist church is the most wonderful, welcoming, caring church I have had the pleasure of…read morebeing involved in, not to say others are not wonderful I just love this one I have been going here since I was a baby and now I am bringing my 3 children up in this church. Everyone is so sweet and they make you feel as if you are family because when you come to millbury baptist church you are family no matter who you are. We are there for each other in prayer and for whatever joys we may also have we try to focus on teaching our children and taking things that others may not and make them fun yet educational. I highly recommend this church even if it's just to check out.

What a wonderful chapel very quiet their staff that volunteer there are kind and caringread more

Great community for exploring your faith. Excellent atmosphere, a great congregation and a dynamic…read moreminister.

Here goes my story about the Grafton and Upton UU church. For the last three winters I have been…read morehired to shovel the sidewalk and stairs in the front of the church. I have been paid well although getting up early so that you can shovel snow is quite annoying and sometimes I feel like I don't get enough, probably needed more sleep. This was good and the money supplemented my high school income (currently zero), so I was eager when my "boss" asked me if I was interested in becoming a janitor. By janitor there are some small complications. One being that I was a part time janitor, the other being that I was also temporary janitor. So I was the part-time temp from the Unitarian Universalist Society of Grafton and Upton. I got the always sufficient minimum wage and was happy because I only worked about seven hours a week. Since I was only hired to be the janitor before the church got another one, I was only hired for 5.5 weeks. I did mundane tasks such as vacuuming, dry mopping, wet mopping (that's right it is different, besides the obvious difference in H20), and washing the... ahem... toilets. It is kind of fun doing mindless work although I do consider myself moderately intelligent. After the five plus weeks I was happy not having to avoid cleaning around such events as AA and Narcotics Anonymous, not to mention Girl Scouts. I don't know if I would do it again if I could, but I can say that everyone, well almost everyone, that I encountered at the church was extremely nice and I would consider going there (If I wasn't an agnostic) and even leaving my child there (If I had a child). Also all the programs at the church, especially mass are in an extremely nice building except for the lack of parking.

Wonderful inclusive welcoming community. I miss my church having hard time finding one in Florida…read moreto take its place.

1 st UU of Worcester is one of the larger UU churches in the area. It's size may play into feel…read morethe visitor experience. First of all the role of greeting visitors appears to be assigned to the greeters and pastor. Expect polite nods from everyone else. The music was professional and soothing. The readings helped me put the experiences of my week in perspective. The sermon was both intellectually and emotionally engaging for me, providing a mix of philosophical underpinnings and illustrative real-life stories. This is not typical of a UU sermon so this might not be a regular feature of sermons at this church. Afterwards at coffee hour, people gathered in lively conversation. My I-am-sort-of-lost-here look did not work to get me into any of these circles. However, most of the little exchanges were polite and friendly. Finally, I found the welcome table. Had a great conversation and was introduced to other people. Overall, I enjoyed my visit. I like to me able to observe before meeting people, so this formal approach to visitors worked for me. I plan to return to enjoy a few of the many activities offered to adults.

We were given a warm and genuine welcome when we first visited. The people are also genuine, and…read moremade us feel like family! Pastor Baron's message was, first and foremost, Biblical, and was inspiring and challenging. Although we have a home church that we love, we think of First Baptist as our "sister" church and visit here occasionally. The music is heartfelt - no fancy praise band, but right from the heart and musically enjoyable. We encourage anyone seeking Bible truth to come and see for yourself.

Was a long time member who helped out at every event etc.. I did get help but always made sure I…read morehelped out to repay. In a week I will be homeless because I have lost my home to foreclosure. After months of trying to get help from housing , family etc.. I finally got the courage to ask the church for help and Pastor Baron, and his Deacons took it upon themselves instead of going before the church to turn their backs on me and my husband. I ended up quitting. My God and my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ would never turn His back on me or anyone. Jesus helps you up, He doesn't push you down. Perhaps Pastor Baron and Deacons Peter, Nevin, Warren, Jim and Quinton need to reread their Bibles! Go back to Fall River!!!!!!

Warm and welcoming! They are nonjudgmental and quick to share love (the gospel). It's great to see…read morean example of how the kingdom family should treat strangers. God bless!

loving, Christ centered place of worship. friends and family coming together to serve God.read more

I have been attending Nativity for about 10 years and look forward to Sunday services each week…read more The congregation is very friendly and welcoming and there is a significant percentage who are active in various ministries and community service. Worth checking this church out

This is an awesome, loving, and caring church! A lot going on for the whole family. Definitely…read morecheck this church they have a Saturday Contemporary service at 5:00, Sunday Traditional service at 7:45 and a Sunday contemporary service at 10:00am with childcare available at all services!

1st off, this isn't a 'church' or any of the other options yelp gave me after putting religious…read moreorganization. They call it a 'meetinghouse' so I guess Yelp needs to add another to the list. We, my wife and I, found this place when looking for a place to get married. One of the oh lets call them stipulations, of my family to get married is that it must be in a church. Roman Catholic would be preferred but that wasn't an option for us so we went looking for a Unitarian building to get married in. Our 1st choice didn't work out, you can see my old reviews as to why. This was our 2nd choice. Let me give you a hint, make this your 1st choice! First point of contact was 'Jem' She works in the church's office and responded to my e-mail and we set up a time for my wife and I to see the inside and around the grounds of the church. When we met her and walked around the building my wife and I both loved the serency. Lots of trees and open area's, a cemetery in the back with tombstones dating back to the 1700's. The building was beautiful. When we entered into the building, wow, clean, neat, amazing. They have a balcony as well that goes all around the seating area. The alter is small, but we fit a wedding party of 10+ up there comfortably without looking cluttered. They also have all the religious symbols on the alter, a Cross, Star of David, Crescent Moon, Buddhist, Hindu, and others I didn't even recognize. The pews were old fashion, box style, with the wall in the middle so you can't slide all the way from one end to the other. you can fit 4 to 6 in each box, depending on size. There's art work on the walls new red carpeting. Even the clock on the balcony works... so I could see how late my bride was. We went back for a 2nd look with my parents in law to show them around, and Barbara, a member of the parish, escorted us and answered any questions we had and even made mention of a room up on the balcony where the bride can hide before the service begins. The dress rehearsal was great too again Barbara was the one who opened the meetinghouse for us. Then finally the day of the wedding was beautiful. Add in all the foliage in the area, and trees of yellow and reds to help make ours pictures even better. The only issues, there is not that much parking around the building, there is some, but the main parking lot is at the end of the road requiring a bit of walking, not even a tenth of a mile, but for older guest this may be an issue. But then again you can reserve the spaces in the back of the church. Also we did originally try to contact the parish's reverend to perform the service however she was not contractible when we were looking for a minister. However this is not a requirement to get married at this meetinghouse. The last thing is there is no plumbing in the meetinghouse, that means no restroom. Those are located next door at the parish hall which is a nice sized building as well located right on the property which can be used for receptions if you're looking to save a few bucks.