This is a beautiful house of worship located on Main street, in Hyannis, Mass. 02601 Church…read moreservice start at 10:00 a.m. We celebrated our 100th Anniversary, in 2017 ! Welcome you one and all. We offer many Christian programs. God, be with you.

My family & I were welcome with open hearts & beautiful souls @coastline as soon as we walked in…read morefor the first time 6mths ago. It's a place that just lifts you up & makes you feel loved & @home. Pastor Donald is amazing& so is his family! They continue to bless us every Sunday & always! We are overjoyed to be a part of this wonderful church & all it's true blessings thank you so much ! Love LaVerne

If you are looking for a church that preaches the Word of God, and only the Word of God, you will…read morefind it at Coastline. Pastor Donald is transparent in his preaching, always going back to the Bible. Please go, check it out for yourself. The music is great, and the people are so friendly, we felt immediately at home, and knew we'd found our new home. It is a great asset to the Yarmouth community.

This is a lovely parish church in the historic heart of Marion, MA. I visited for my first time…read moretoday after having streamed in a few times during lockdown. It was great getting to sing hymns with people, even if through a mask. The people were welcoming. The ushers jumped in to help me juggling hymnals. The program was visually appealing and had a running commentary in the margin giving the history and significance of each part of the service. The new rector, Fr. Eric Fialho, ran a tight service and gave a compelling homily. During a "stewardship moment", a member of the congregation talked about her history with the parish and its long-standing commitment to music and work with children. In lieu of coffee hour, people were gathering at the Rector's home for donuts and pumpkin carving. It was in the opposite direction from where I was headed, so I couldn't attend. One note for readers who speak Anglican... The website speaks of Traditional Liturgy at 8am and Contemporary at 10am. What that really means is Rite I vs Rite II. The 10-o'clock was a very traditional Rite II from the BCP and 1982 Hymnal (sprinkled with things from the C of E, New Zealand Prayer Book and a closing hymn from Lift Every Voice and Sing). Vested choir of 11 people processing in and out. Organ throughout. It was all middle-of-the-road Episcopal, albeit a bit to the low side (the Rector wore preaching tabs for Eucharist). I would recommend this in a heartbeat to anyone living nearby.

I recently viewed a virtual service by the church, which happened after the COVID-19 outbreak. As…read morepart of the service, the rector Bob Malm repeatedly wiped his nose. Eeeesh!

Great value and we always participate each only on Monday 5-7pm July and August each year.read more

Went to volunteer with the strawberry festival, ended up getting attacked over my faith. A young…read moreman in seminary joined in, vey inclusive unless you aren't one of them. I found this very disgusting, and the congregation should be ashamed of themselves. I had nothing to say, yet kept getting attacked. The Episcopalians say they teach inclusion, maybe they do, but not this church. Sorry I volunteered to help with the community, maybe this church should catch up on Christ teachings.

Beautiful church and very welcoming. Sadly, cannot seem to get organized in the most basic ways…read morethat would bring more people in. Website "upcoming sermons" is still showing previous month's sermons, there is as yet no mention of Xmas Eve services, which have been traditional here. This is no claimed Facebook page either. These things are not difficult to do, and they make such a difference in helping people find their way through the doors. Those who are shy, or wavering about whether to attend, really need a bit more information to feel comfortable. Hard to believe there aren't a few people who could take this on for the good of the congregation! Make it easy, not difficult!

Everyone is welcome. Kids can be themselves. Great minister. She is smart and her sermons are…read moreinsightful. Lovely choir and excellent coffee hour. Thoreau prayed there back in the day. Beautiful sanctuary and such welcoming people!

A beautiful church in a beautiful town full of beautiful people. Truly one of the nicest, most…read morecalming places to go to church. The parishioners seem to be made up of a lot of retirees but there are also quite a few young families as well every time I've been there. Very bright, clean and sunny - the perfect church for a beach community.

I wish all churches could be exposed to the amazing quality of Father John and the St Joan of Arc…read moreparish. Speaks with kindness and sincere warmth and love. Highly recommend!

This church is truly open to everyone. The church members are really friendly and very active in…read moreservice projects and social events. My son enjoys the Sunday School and my family feels very welcome here. They share a message of God's love for all people -- older people, younger people, LGBT people, people of different races, people of different abilities, locals, out-of-towners, people who've messed up, people getting back on track -- and they take seriously the idea that faith should be relevant to everyday life. Also - great snacks at coffee hour.

This is a very nice Catholic Church in Brewster, MA. It is not a regular Archdiocese church, it is…read morerun by the Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette. We have found the pastors to be genuinely nice. Several years ago they did a major renovation and expansion. There is plenty of seating and it is comfortable. We go here for Mass whenever we are on the Cape.