Great Parish, amazing interior design. The attention to detail will make you feel like you're apart…read moreof something bigger than yourself. I've only been a handful of times, since I lived in the north shore. But when I get the chance to visit, whether that's attending mass or any other events. I love every second of being inside the church.

Warm and inviting.. Profoundly peaceful, exactly what my…read moreheart needed. Unfortunately do not live in area but would certainly feel welcome as my parish.

A great church. Devoted staff and priests who work hard to provide wonderful catholic liturgy to…read moreparishioners. Main church is over 100 years old but renovated nicely in past 10 years - traditional layout. Very nicely done - however a major effort to bring altar into center of church and vastly expand the narthex would do wonders for the community.

Fantastic kids program for children ages 3 months through 4th Grade. The sermons are relatable and…read moreyou feel like the Pastor is talking directly to you. I felt like I was "home" after the first time I attended. There's a strong feeling of community among the people who attend Harbor.

There is hope in the place. I've had the privilege of attending here since it began. Real people,…read morereal hope. So grateful God led me here

Christ Community Church is a place where you can come as you are to learn more about who God is,…read moreand who you are as a child of God. This is a family learning to live like Jesus with a heart to help others do the same. I felt welcomed from the very first day I walked through the doors, by its members, pastors, and staff. The worship is amazing and I am always challenged by the messages shared. Before coming to CCC, I was so confused about who God was even though I grew up in church. CCC led me to know Jesus and has walked with me every since. I am so thankful to call this place my church home - they truly are my family.

Beautiful parish . Beautiful devotion to the Roman Catholic faith! Welcoming to all who seek the…read moreLord!

Really peaceful and quiet temple. I prayed for the world peace and health.The building is big and…read morebeautiful.

Local Yelpers interested in a captivating yet peaceful, free activity of immersing themselves in a…read morenew culture & religion..please visit this temple! Truly a hidden gem. I went with a friend on a Sunday-this Temple is the largest Thai Buddhist temple in the world, outside of Thailand..located in Taunton, MA! The monks of this temple welcome you with such grace and kindness. The building is absolutely stunning. I also entered a Sunday meditation class, run by a monk..extremely welcoming even though I did not speak the same language, nor practiced the same religion. There is also a museum like place in the temple, to learn about the fundamentals of Buddhism.

I have been attending this church for about A year and I…read morecan't imagine attending any other church! Such a non-judgmental community.

I generally steer clear of mysticism, self proclaimed holy books, sanctuaries and happy-clappy…read moremusic. That said, I recently felt the power of Jeebus compel me to pull over immediately and wander onto the grounds of the Unitarian Memorial Church in Fairhaven, MA. What others might call a church, I'll freely dub a cathedral. It's the renegade in me. Gargoyles, massive and intricately carved wooden doors along with ornate iron work bespeckle this Southeastern New England gem. Standing in the majesty of the structure feels analogous to having taken a direct flight to the 15th century. Kings would hold ordinations here. There is no sense of urgency surrounded by such calm and tranquility. The demands of life seem less significant when you're enraptured by such grandiose beauty. The architectural wonderment forces time to slow. But as a practical matter, church tours tend to end before vespers.

Located in the center of the historical town of Plymouth, Congregation Beth Jacob has the…read moredistinction of being the oldest continually operating synagogue in Massachusetts. The synagogue building was erected in 1913 and was originally an Orthodox schul with a balcony for the women congregants. CBJ became a Reform synagogue in the 1960's, and Rabbi Lawrence Silverman became its rabbi in 1975. As the congregation grew, there was a need for a larger space to accommodate high attendance at High Holy Days services, community Bingo nights, community Passover seders, and large social gatherings, and CBJ purchased a former Methodist church on Court Street to serve as its community center. This building served for many years until it was eventually sold to the Town of Plymouth and is now operating as The Spire Center for the Performing Arts. CBJ is a small congregation, presently about 80 families located in the Greater Plymouth area. We pride ourselves on our "haimishe," friendly atmosphere, welcoming new residents to the area, as well as tourists who are visiting Plymouth. Our members include families with lifelong affiliations with CBJ, many being descendants of its Founders. While the majority are retirees and empty-nesters, we also have a growing number of young families with children who are enrolled in CBJ's outstanding Beit Sefer (Hebrew School) program. After Rabbi Silverman retired at the end of July, 2021, after 44 years of devoted service to CBJ, Rabbi Estelle Mills became our rabbi. Although the synagogue building was closed to in-person services because of the Covid pandemic in March of 2020, CBJ has continued to conduct weekly Friday evening Shabbat services by Zoom, and Rabbi Mills has proven to be a technical wizard, creating PowerPoint slides for inspiring readings and prayers and sharing them with our minyan-goers. She incorporates beautiful music videos into our services, introducing us to new melodies that keep our services fresh and exciting. Her D'var Torah for the week is always relevant to current events while reinforcing the message and substance of the parashah. Significantly, Rabbi Mills has introduced us to the Reform practice of reading from the Torah at our Friday evening services - something that we had never done before. She includes congregants in the service, inviting selected people to light the Shabbat candles, do readings, share special blessings that we have enjoyed over the past week, and to actively engage and participate in the service. If you would like to learn more about CBJ, please visit our website: cbjplymouth.org.

This synagogue is conveniently located in downtown Plymouth, MA. We moved to Plymouth because there…read morewas a temple in the town. Great people, great Rabbi, and a great Religious School.