Only visit once a year when we are in town to see relatives. This is a warm inviting group of…read moreChristians, so I feel very spiritual here. The prayers & music & sermon & Lord's Supper are all emotional to me. Even the building looks inviting from the outside, and the auditorium is open to daylight, spacious & airy. Great way to feel close to God - super way to start the week!

Great church. We enjoyed the sermon and the beautiful church while in town. Parking was much easier…read morethan we thought it would be.

Welcoming church in downtown Rehoboth. Go early to get parking. Feel free to wear flip flops and be…read morecasual. The church was built in 1939 and has some lovely windows to look at while you wait for mass to start.

I stopped in as a visitor for Saturday Vigil. I found a seat easily and its is July so parking was…read morenot an issue. You do have to have some patience on the way out. I would come back again to try more services. We moved down here and are looking at different churches and parishes. My husband is Lutheran and I was raised Catholic. We'll come back again .

Here's a fun math problem: if there's five aisles, seven eucharistic ministers, two random seating…read moreareas in the back and about a dozen people standing along the wall, how many different communion patterns can they come up with? Answer: a different one every weekend. The place is always packed (mostly older people). Even if you show up 5-10 minutes early it still might be a struggle to find a seat. They've had some very nice visiting priests recently that give good homilies. I'm a visitor but a pretty consistent one, so I've been here a lot but it's not like I've been part of the parish for years. Everything related to logistics is a mess. The parking situation in the back will make you need to go to confession. If you're able to walk or ride a bike that's the best option. I already mentioned the very strange communion patterns but I hope someone reads this review and thinks about adding some consistency.

My husband and I were searching for a church since we moved here, 22 years ago…read more We knew we were home after the first service we attended. We felt so welcome and were blown away by the genuine warmth of the pastor and the people! We were also so impressed, by the church's goal to help make life better for everyone in Sussex County, through service, equity and justice for all!

Enjoyed a memorable Easter Sunday service. Parishioners were all extremely welcoming and friendly…read more God Bless!

This Unitarian Universalist church is NOT located in Milford but can be found at 30486…read moreLewes-Georgetown Highway (Rt. 9) about 2 miles west of Five Points intersection. They have a wonderful new facility on 6+ acres with a pond behind--a very peaceful, beautiful setting. The approximately 130 members have a vision of creating a spiritual community embracing universal acceptance, justice and compassion. Join them for Sunday service at 10 a.m., follow them on Facebook and online at uussd.org. They combine a great mix of spiritual practice, religious education for children and adults, social justice work and great social events.

Had a lovely breakfast here! Had a prior obligation so was not able to make the church service but…read morewould like to check it out.