I have attended this church, whenever I am in Gardiner, Maine…read more I like their Song & worship time; very talented dedicated singers . and most of the pulpit messages by Pastor Dan are worth listening, he preaches from the Bible, very thorough in depth messages. and with a touch of humor to boost.

Worship music is amazing and the Gospel focus preaching is a breath of fresh air in these times…read more If you love Jesus and believe scripture is the best way to improve your life this is the place for you. The unapologetic way this church serves God and the community is absolutely amazing.

I enjoy attending FCC. Everyone is so friendly and welcoming. We have a large age range of people…read moreand families. We have a thriving youth group. There are lots of opportunities to get involved in the community. There are small group bible studies. Come and visit as you are! You are welcome!

I had the honor of serving as Senior Pastor many years ago. This is a GREAT church! If you are…read moreseeking a center for spiritual renewal, feel welcome!

Very rude not very friendly and way to many technology for a church I liked the music thoughread more

I've been going to this church since I was 2 years old, and at that age my parents wanted me to…read morehave freedom of what I believe in, but also wanted to make sure I had some what of a stable moral compass. When I moved form Brunswick to Augusta, my dad left and my mon took me to the Untarian Church. It's the best thing that's happened to me. Not just because of how long I've been attending, but what good comes out of it, and how I'm molded as a human. That's exactly what we do as UU's is reinforce that fact that everyone is living as themselves so they are entitled by religious liberty to believe as they choose. No matter what branch or family tree you originate from, you are welcome always in our sanctuary.

I've been going to this church since I was 2 years old, and at that age my parents wanted me to…read morehave freedom of what I believe in, but also wanted to make sure I had some what of a stable moral compass. When I moved form Brunswick to Augusta, my dad left and my mon took me to the Untarian Church. It's the best thing that's happened to me. Not just because of how long I've been attending, but what good comes out of it, and how I'm molded as a human. That's exactly what we do as UU's is reinforce that fact that everyone is living as themselves so they are entitled by religious liberty to believe as they choose. No matter what branch or family tree you originate from, you are welcome always in our sanctuary.