This church is incredibly welcoming . They are able to explain how to bring being a Christian into…read moreyour everyday life. They are always available to answer questions and encourage your questions and curiosity. You can come as you are, you can wear sweatpants or anything you're comfortable in the only thing they care about is you connecting to God. They have non stop events and Bible studies you can join a newsletter for updates and opportunities to serve your community.

A great church for families, young adults, people who are looking to understand more about who God…read moreis. Contemporary worship, opportunities to serve the community. Love North River!

We have been coming to Trinity Episcopal Church since '22. Trinity Bridgewater is a lovely South…read moreShore parish. The Reverend Suzanne Wade is just awesome as the parish priest. The Vestry is great as well; they use compassion, logic and reason when considering the needs of the parish. Lots of activities, for example we are always looking for Lay Readers, Ushers, Choir, and Celebrants. So there is always a way to get involved. A lot of friendly people too! A great choir and musical director. Community outreach as the parish collects paper goods and dry goods for the local food pantry. Mercy Street, Bible Study, Men's group, and a book club. Plus more! Learn more about us at: www.trinitybridgewater.com Watch our livestream service too! Better yet, come by for a service, a smile, and then join us for our well-known and highly-regarded Coffee Hour!! "Do not be afraid of the task in front of you..." +

Wonderful church! Very kind and caring people…read more It feels like home. Inspiring services with terrific music for all ages! Terrific youth program! A great AWANA program for children! An amazing food pantry with outstanding volunteers! A fun ski and snowboard program!

Love this church! Lots of ministries for every age group, highly recommend. A great place to find…read morestrong Christian community and study the Bible together.

A warm, welcoming church that teaches God's love for us and instructs us to love one another…read more Church is active in community outreach( food pantry, AA meetings 6 days a week even during COVID). Second Church has been an active church in the Manomet community since 1738. Our current church building was built in 1826 and will be celebrating it's 200th year in 2026. Come join us in worshipping God and celebrating our rich history!

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.

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.

School is a revolving door with Principals and administration. They do not help the students…read moresucceed - instead they lose kids work that has been turned in, refuse to give extra copies of homework if one is lost, quick to give zeros and show lack of empathy for students. I do not recommend this school.

Ok, I feel weird writing a review for a Church. Still, it was part of my childhood and I am feeling…read morenostalgic so I am going to do it anyway. This Catholic Church is one of many in Weymouth and although we lived across town, I grew up in this church and went to elementary school here. I pretty much lived here since my mom was gung-ho PTA mom and yearbook mom. I remember roaming around the halls in the church basement while all the moms chatted after cleaning up from coffee and donuts. That is the true secret to growing up Catholic, you know, coffee and donuts after 10:30 AM Mass. Boo-yeah.

This is a cute small church with plenty of parking. 12 rows on each side with a nice Pastor…read more Reverend Daly gives an inspiring sermon. If you are looking for a small place of worship, try this church.

New to this community and church, and was pleasantly surprised that their very recently arrived new…read morepastor, Fr. Bob called me shortly after he received my registration form to welcome me - only 2 days after he arrived at OLOS - wow! The 11:00 Sunday Mass was very well attended, and lovely, with a beautiful choir and sermon. The parishioners I met were very friendly and welcoming, so I hope Fr. Bob feels the love too, as they all seem very happy to have him, after their other beloved pastor retired. Fr. Bob seems to be very kind and caring and smart, and I was so touched that he kindly gave my sick (w/ cancer) dog (waiting in a shaded sun roofed car) a special St. Francis blessing! Thank you, Fr. Bob, and thank you to the friendly parishioners who welcomed me too!