I love this church. The sermon and music was amazing. The service was an hour and I can't believe…read morehow fast it went by. They have a prayer night tonight and Bible study on Wednesday and can't wait to go to both of them .They provide coffee and donuts before and after the service, which gives you time to socialize. Everyone was extremely friendly and you felt that you were part of their family Great location, right off exit 56 on 95. Plenty of parking.

Great minister with a friendly congregation in an open and accepting community. Coffee & good…read morecookies are served after service that starts at 10am every Sunday. There are two Christmas Eve services at 7 & 11pm. Communion, open to all followers of Christ, is observed on the first Sunday of every month. Sunday School (toddlers through high school) is held during regular service in classrooms in Fellowship Hall behind the Church.

Looking for a Sunday worship service in the Branford, CT shoreline area? Church of Christ…read moreCongregational also known as Stony Creek Church is located near the water in the Stony Creek section of Branford. Sunday service is at 10am and all are welcome. Long Island Sound and the Thimble Islands are right across the street providing a great view out our front door. We have a new minister (two years now), Pastor James Hill. Pastor James' sermons are very informative with Biblical events put in the context of when they occurred. He ties his sermon ideas to today's world in a very relevant way. There is a Bible study class at 9am on Sundays and 7pm on Wednesday evenings. Christian Education is offered during service in classrooms under Fellowship Hall behind the main Church building. Stony Creek Church is a great place to have your wedding ceremony. Communion is served to all followers of Jesus Christ on the first Sunday of the month. If you are looking for a place of worship, please visit Stony Creek Church at 192 Thimble Islands Road in Branford, CT 06405. Website: www.stonycreekchurchct.org

St Stephen's Church is ALIVE & WELL!!!! It is in it's 90th…read moreYear! Reverend Charles Woody (Formerly The Branford Hospice Clergy for over 14 years.) has retired from Hospice to focus his full attention to the building up of the Congregation of St Stephen's. St Stephen's is anxicous to become fully involved in our Town for the betterment of our entire Community. Just last Saturday, September 28, 2013 they held a very successful "Third Sunday Breakfast and Tag Sale". Yes, it was on a Saturday. Many people requested that the tradition continue. St Stephen's also has their Sunday Service air on the television each week. However, they are much more wonderful in person. I suggest that you stop in and just see what it is all about. If you are searching for a place of Worship, St Stephen's may just be the right place for you.

Amazing church with deep roots in the community. For over 250 years, has been a mainstay in the…read morearea. Providing childcare, music festivals, flea markets, and the much needed thrift store, this church is run by amazing clergy and volunteers. Thrift store is open on Tuesdays and Saturdays 10-3, on the lower level. It is cash only, and has anything and everything, prices from 10cents to $10.

This church is an open and accepting house of worship. I've been a member for 43 years. My children…read morefeel at home there. People that write yelp reviews of a church based on a news story should really find a better use of their time. That pastor's actions were not supported by the congregation as a whole, clearly, since she was terminated. People reviewing a place they've never been!? Those comments are not what Yelp is for.

A congregation church that has been home to my wife and I as we have moved to Connecticut. The…read morechurch is a smaller size community but still large enough to have active ministries for various youth, young adult, college, men, woman, children, and motherhood. I'd recommend reaching out or stopping by on Saturday at 530 or Sunday at 10. It also offers online service on YouTube and Facebook

No church is perfect, no pastor is perfect. We do our best with the gifts we have and pray that God…read moreadds his grace to our gifts so that we can serve our community and the world. The minister who was here in 1994 died in 1997. We have a new pastor now who is very nice. He's been here since 2011. Many long-term members still attend regularly, and we have some new members as well. We have a talented music director and would love to have more people in the choir. We have services at 9:00am and 10:30am, and childcare is provided. Learn & Play, a Christian Early Learning center, shares our space. We collect and distribute food to food banks and needy families in our congregation. We have a free community dinner on the first Friday of every month. All are welcome. We have a coffee house on the second Saturday of every month called Jubal's Latte, with local musicians and entertainers. We have handicapped parking and the sanctuary and fellowship hall are fully accessible. We like to say that on your first visit, you're a guest; on your second visit, you're part of the family (if you wish to be). If you would like to know more, please visit our website, umcbranford.org.

My sister and I have not spoken in over twenty years. She passed away last month. My attempts to…read morecommunicate with her over the last decade was fruitless . Back in 1995 , Rev Mark Anderson drove a wedge between us. He counselled my sister into breaking off all ties with my husband and myself. I married a man than Rev Anderson did not approve of . We had the wedding in the Catholic Church and I originally asked Rev Anderson to take part in a two faith ceremony and he had 10001 reasons for me to not marry outside my faith. He declined to take part in my wedding and he began telling my family bad things about me. He convinced my sister to not be my maid of honor and eventually Anderson convinced my sister to not attend and she broke off all ties with us. Anderson was not a normal rational minister and he separated me from my family out of spite and self righteousness.