Committed to loving God and all of His people. Services every Sunday at 9am and 11am. Children's…read moreprogramming available at both services.

Amazing Church with great people. God is clearly working there and you don't want to miss it!read more

This is a very friendly and open church with youth programs and childcare…read more Every time we have been there it has been a great service and everyone very inviting. They also have a food pantry on Tuesday morning, I think at 9:30 It is one of our favorite churches in the area.

Beautiful Congregational Church in Groveland Mass. Beautiful exterior, reminds me of a building on…read morethe grounds of Old Sturbridge Village. Plenty of parking in the rear. Also a handicap accessible ramp with a censored sliding door on the side entrance. Truly a church for all! I wish I could report I was here for good reason, but unfortunately I was here to say goodbye to my best friends father. The service was televised to family members on the west coast (pretty nifty!) The master of ceremonies spoke very clearly, sang to music supplied and acapella. Very impressive. Overall it was very clean, the seats had cushions, very bright interior (makes for an upbeat feeling) and impressive inside.

From the owner: We are proud of our long and rich heritage as a church, a legacy which began on June 17, 1726, when…read morea group of forty-eight men founded the "East Parish" of Bradford. They organized as a church on June 27 of the following year and "admitted" fifty-three women a month later. The congregation began worshiping in their new meetinghouse near what is now 235 Main Street. The present edifice, which originally faced Main Street from the common now known as Perry Park, was completed in 1790 and dedicated August 9, 1791. The bell, the eleventh cast by patriot Paul Revere in 1795, is the oldest Revere bell in continuous service. It summons worshippers each Sunday, peals on historic occasions and, in concert with the clock installed in 1883, strikes the hour. In 1849, the building was moved to its current location and extensive renovations were made to the portico and windows. Subsequent changes have been made to the interior over two centuries, most significantly in 1908 when the present organ

I would like to give a wonderful review to all those at the immaculate conception Church. My…read morefather's service was yesterday. Everyone was so kind. So helpful. The services they offer are absolutely wonderful. God bless.

A beautiful church with plenty of room inside for a large wedding. There is always a steady flow of…read moreparishioners here for Mass on the weekends and during the week. The sound quality is clear with the music. Parking lot available around back. We are regular visitors to this Parish and were married in the church. Absolutely love this church.

As a history fan, I looked forward to visiting the church that was so instrumental in the early…read morecolonies, especially as it relates to the ministry of George Whitefield. Jerry was our tour guide, and his expertise and enthusiasm made so many fascinating bits of history come alive. I highly recommend this tour.

Absolutely fantastic. Firstly it's one of the remaining churches following biblical principles…read moreleft in the town. Second, the church is replete with history and George Whitfield's legacy lives on. The Deacons give and incredible tour filled with history and they took us up to the steeple where we got to see the best view of the whole town and the bell on top made by Paul Revere. Wonderful service too. Great people and if you are visiting NewburyPort or anywhere near it o can tell you this tour was the highlight of our vacation!

Sadly, I am disappointed in this church. I recently moved here and expected a progressive church…read morewith inclusive values and heart. Instead, I found a solely nearly evangelical Christian church - not inclusive of other religious faiths or philosophy. Boring sermons. Pathetic music choices of a very aged school. Compare with West Newton; Boston, Santa Cruz, CA; Monterey, CA; NYC; San Francisco. The icing on the cake is the 'steeple fund'. A steeple is an ornamental item and unnecessary. People in the congregation are in need of help (as well as broader community) yet the church supports and is soliciting funds for a useless piece of ornamentation. The church has its priorities backwards, is out of integrity. The minister's sermons daft. In a recent Gallup poll, people go to church because of the sermon first - some enlightened words. None here.

The former reviewer must be remembering some other church. You should have seen the service of…read morevoting on calling the new minister. There was hardly an empty seat, all had high spirits and amazing enthusiasm. Never was a pastor more welcomed. After the vote, she was found and brought back to thunderous applause, a bouquet of flowers, and the church bell pealed out the happy news. In this coming September, come hear her. You will not be disappointed.