Love this church.. the atmosphere is great and welcoming. Pastor Carey is amazing, if you're…read morelooking for a church to praise Jesus and feel connected to God this is it.

Pastor Cary and the members are friendly and welcoming to all. I would never thought I would be…read moregoing to church every Sunday and Emmanuel Baptist church and Jesus has me looking forward to attend every Sunday. My family started attending also. Daycare is also offer.

A great group of people who are honest about their faith, forgiving to others, and inspirations to…read moremany. Pastor Erik does not sugar coat the meaning of God's word like many priests and pastors do. So of the lessons he teaches are tough but they force us to grow both as Christian's and in our faith. There are many community groups as well that can help you refuel and recharge during the week.

We tried a few churches in the area, but none were as friendly and welcoming as LifeWay. Don't be…read moreput-off by the storefront appearance. They are a truly Christian church eager to serve everyone.

This is a Jesus centered & Bible centered church. LifeWay has been my happy place for 2 years this…read moreupcoming October. I also participate in the LifeGroups. I love getting together with my brothers & sisters in Christ to share knowledge, testimony & lots of laughs. This church is truly a "come as you are" in whatever youre wearing, whatever season of life you are in, the church will welcome you in with open arms & support. Sunday service is fantastic & the Pastors are very talented musically and spiritually. This is a church for those who are looking for a relationship with Jesus. LifeWay feels like home & has been a springboard for positive change in my life, thanks to the community there & thanks to God!

This church is very traditional and with a bit of contemporary. I've been attending for years and…read morethroughout the changes, this congregation remains strong. Children services, community outreach, meals for those in need, back-to-school uniform drive and so much more.

Neither my wife nor I are members of the First Church, and before today neither of us had even set…read morefoot into the building. But we were both there today to participate in a volunteer event in the church's Fireside Room where a group of volunteers sourced, filled, and decorated cookie boxes with 60 dozen cookies and a hand written card for distribution by a local charity. I really love seeing our religious institutions get involved in community events like hosting Red Cross Blood Drives or Boy Scout meetings, or something like today's event. Some of today's volunteer helpers included several church members who came out to support the cause. Thank you First Church for being such a gracious host.

A historic landmark in the heart of Old Wethersfield, the First Church of Christ was erected in…read more1761 as the third meetinghouse of the congregation, which was "gathered" or formed in 1635, and also as the assembly hall for town meetings. As late as 1838, it served this double purpose. Today it is the home and central building of the largest Congregational church in New England. George Washington worshiped in the Meetinghouse on May 20, 1781, while in town to confer with Rochambeau to plan what proved to be the final phase of the American Revolution--the Battle of Yorktown. John Adams visited the Meetinghouse and climbed the ladder in the bell tower to peer through the lantern windows where he beheld, in his words, "the most grand and beautiful Prospect in the World." The Meetinghouse is a model of Congregational or Puritan architecture, with its high, central pulpit, its clear glass windows and its simple, chaste lines. Its simplicity went undisturbed until the 1800s, when a series of alterations gave it a more Gothic appearance. The changes included the removal of the pulpit and the box pews. In 1973, through the generous bequest of Jane Robbins Dunham, the Meetinghouse was magnificently restored to its original character and beauty. The original pulpit was returned. Clear glass was reinstalled. Box and slip pews were put in place. The advantages of modern recessed lighting and air conditioning were also introduced. The bell tower is a showpiece, similar in design to that of Old North Church in Boston. While largely unchanged through the years, it required restoration in 1979-1980, at which time the authentic fan-design windows were installed. In the evening, the lighted spire shines as a beacon of hope and faith, viewable for miles around.

Here for a blood drive that I saw on the side of the road and glad I came in. The church from what…read moreI've seen is really well maintained. There is a receptionist when you walk in that will help you get where you going. I was directed to the basement that is a little dank but from what I can see the place is used for events and seeinf a kitchen it could be a dinner or lunch done here. I was blown away by the bathroom. That is much different than the basement but the first floor is beautiful. I saw on the TV there are events like yoga and the blood drive I'm here for. Old Wethersfield has gems just like this.

Hey everyone. First a little bit of my background when it comes to my spiritual beliefs and my…read more relationship with God. As a very young kid, (five years old to be exact) my mom remarried to my step dad. He was and assuming still is an athiest. Basically you either believed what he believed in all aspects of life or you keep your mouth shut. My mom and I learned that very quickly. It was not the best of situations as a child, mother or a wife. They remained married until I turned 18 , then got divorced. The healing process for me and my mom immediately began..... So I have always wanted to go to church because even though I went through so much pain and with my family situation as a kid I never lost faith. I had my private relationship with God and truly believed and know now that is what got me though..... Gods Love... Now let's talk about the present..... I've been wanting to go to church for so long but just was afraid I guess to just go in not knowing what to expect, what you have to do, how to do it, where you should sit, even wondering how people would accept me at their church..... A few months ago I was out with a friend and we ended up having a deep long conversation about God and both our beliefs. It was a few hours long and it felt like 20 minutes lol. Towards the end of our talk she said to me that if I would like and felt ready that I could go to her church one Sunday and she would kinda show me the ropes and be there for me if needed . That church is the South Congregational First Baptist church in New Britian. Two Sundays later I went to this church very nervous but knowing my friend would be by my side was excited and very ready! My first experience was aaamazing. The service was so beautiful. Everyone I met not only accepted me but talked to me in coffee hour after the service and I immediately felt loved and welcome. I cannot say enough wonderful things about Pastor Jane. She not only welcomed me with the most amazing smile but listened to my story and will be helping me get baptized at some point in the near future! Her sermons are so beautiful and sometimes very unique which I'm sure everyone will agree it's what makes her so good at delivering Gods Message.... The church welcomes all. Anyone who wants to come can come. They have bible studies which I am currently doing and learning so much. Great discussions. They have get aways for great causes. Miranda, the friend I told you about, recently planned a very fun and successful trip to the science center. She is also the teacher for the Sunday school there and does such an amazing job with the kids. They recently had a holy surprise for everyone a few Sundays ago. It was beautiful! I know there has to be so so many beautiful churches out there, but I can only tell you about this one cause it's all I know. I can't see how anyone could go wrong with at least trying something. If you are thinking about going to a new church or trying a different one, maybe like me, going for your first time, I highly suggest you give this church a try. I have been there around 3 months now and can't even imagine going anywhere else. I look forward to every Sunday now. Thanks for reading my story and my journey!

Great church to go to if your sick of all the churchs that judge you and make you feel…read moreunconforitable. Everyone there is very friendly the pastor and his family are some of the best people you'll meet! They also have a ministry that gives out food for 25 cents a pound that helps out very many people. Feel free to come to any service we would love to have you