Beautiful church. Big. Gorgeous stained glass windows. Super high ceiling with dark wood beams…read more Father Mahoney, the pastor here and at Saint Bridget's in Abington is a great priest.

Not quite sure why this says closed, I just got married here a few months ago. We felt a bit judged…read moreby the priest, which made me super nervous on my big day, it was probably the most stressful part of my wedding planning but my first choice church had been taken for that day. My wedding party was also unsure how to take the priest he seemed pushy and rushed our rehearsal, he may have had sarcastic humor but everyone was a little put off :(

I love attending this church. They are friendly and provide beautiful music and wonderful worship…read moreof God.

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.

Okay touchy subject, I know. So I will make it quick and immediately preface this review that…read moreit's not for everyone. Nor is this an evangical approach to push anyone to worship. That's not my thing as I usually keep and will continue to keep my spirituality and beliefs to myself. However, there are some out there that are at solstice and looking for spirituality in their life. So I thought I'd take the opportunity to share some information about the one I frequent. I go to a Mass on Sunday nights aptly named Lifeteen. This mass is actually geared towards the highschool kids and has taken a different approach to bring prayer into their lives. But I've noticed since I started going in 2000 that the congregration of adults has grown. There is not usually an empty pew these days and I think it's due to Lifeteens approach. What I personally like about this Mass is that most of the prayer is done through singing (OK so I like to belt out a few tone deaf notes), and it reminds me more of a Baptist ceremony which is more lively. Also one thing I appreciate about this Mass is it concerntrates more on a private relationship with God along with reflection and meditation rather than pushing the needs of the instituionlized church which I'm still trying to digest. (Free feel to ask - my reasons are legit). Lifeteen is held on Sunday nights from 5:30 - 7:00pm. If you ever want to join and need a lift PM me. I'd be happy to pick you up on my trek down to Stoughton. This concludes my PSA. Thank you for checkin' it out even if it isn't your thing. My spirituality is an important part of my life so I felt it was equally important to share for those that are looking.

Affordable facility for family events, classes, meetings. Plenty of parking, a/c, and great…read more outdoor spaces that are for your use during your hall rental. They are also handicapped accessible. Rentals can include the use of the kitchen, tables and chairs, WiFi and other extras to make your event even more special. For an extra charge, they can even provide a cleaning crew. emmanuelcumberland@gmail

Absolutely amazing Little Free Library. This is not one to be missed. If you are an avid reader,…read morethis is the location to visit. It is located on the church grounds, and within the Prayer and Meditation Gardens. The selection is fairly stretched out. A little of this, a little of that. It is a single shelf book box, but holds quite a bit. I had to reorganize it a bit to add to it. Take your book, leave a book and enjoy the grounds. Appreciate the scenery, the fountain, the seating and everything in between. This is a well loved community area. I recommend it to everyone. This snip-it is taken from a 2017 Valley Breeze article: "A third Little Free Library in Cumberland can be found at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 120 Nate Whipple Highway. Little Free Library #46,596 stands in Emmanuel Church's Prayer and Meditation Garden, adjacent to the church parking area. The small wooden box is filled with books that anyone may take, or bring one to add and share. "Our Little Free Library was built and given in memory of one of our parishioners," says the Rev. Joan Testin, rector of Emmanuel Church. "Mae was an avid reader, and some of her favorites are part of the initial stock in this library. Not only will visitors have the chance to enjoy some good books, but any who are interested can settle themselves on a bench and enjoy the tranquility of our meditation garden as they read." "

Nobody reviews churches....why not? Well I'll be the first because I have visited lots of churches…read moreto find a good church home and I am also a Christian. This is a good solid church, good preaching, good facilities, good music, teaches solid biblical perspectives. More parking would be nice.

Other than the parking the church is great. Everything is well rounded and the sermon speaks to…read moreeveryone in the room. I'm a musician and I love how they do music. I've had the honor to play here with my church a couple of times and I loved it.

What a beautiful congregation of followers of Christ! Welcoming and loving...so glad to worship…read morewith these wonderful members of the body of Christ.

Brookville is a warm, loving church where the people truly care about God and their community…read more It's laid back, friendly environment is awesome. It is the perfect place for families, people who want to know about God ... all the way to people who have been studying about God all their lives and just want to go deeper. Yeah ... works for me.