St. Anthony's Church is a great parish to celebrate Mass. This church is my childhood parish and…read morecelebrating Mass here reminded me of how welcoming the community is. All the members of this parish take great pride in helping one another and are always welcoming to visitors. The building itself is unique and the history behind the parish is just as unique. I appreciate that they still pay homage to the Portuguese settlers that constructed the building, even though the majority of the parish members are not Portuguese. This is definitely a great place to celebrate Mass, whether you are a resident of Falmouth or are visiting.

St. Anthony's is a beautiful Portuguese church out on Cape Cod. With its gold altar, numerous…read morechandeliers, and a painting of Our Lady of Fatima with the children, it's spectacular. Masses tend to be crowded, even if they're Saturday vigils. They are wonderfully decorated for the Christmas season. However, it does have parking&traffic issues so be prepared. The parish is friendly and orthodox, but the lot has plenty of unorthodox parking. Beautiful place.

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.

I grew up at this church. Donnie (the old choir director and pianist), as well as Alex (the new…read moreone), are both fabulous. The choir is beautiful. The church itself (the building), is gorgeous. And the childcare programs (CCCD, VBS) were always great! However, my family and I have had 3 funeral services with the church over the past few years (with two being in the last 3 months) and father Healy made an absolute abomination out of them all. He wouldn't allow my mother to write the eulogy from her heart and said it needed to be about the dead's relationship with god (which was especially difficult for my uncle considering that he could not speak and was severely disabled). We were not allowed to have ANY songs that held personal meaning (and yes, I specifically found churchy music for the occasion. It's not like I requested that WAP be played), and were told funerals are about god, not the person who passed. For my grandmothers funeral, father Healy stood up and told the audience that her 'ticket to heaven' was my uncle because she had to take care of him. He is a human being. The only reason father Healy got away with saying that is because he can't speak back. He would've NEVER said that about a person who could care for themselves (and proved that by not mentioning her other child). For my uncles funeral, he said that my uncle was not important to the beings on earth. He said that if my uncle was significant, there would be hundreds of people at his services and many eulogy's but look where we are. I am unspeakably disappointed in Christ The King and can not believe the death of my dearest friend has been made into a spectacle for someone we may not ever even meet. Don't have your loved ones services here unless your ready to ignore the love people had for them as well as your morals for an hour and listen to the ramblings of a rude man who was given a podium.

Beautiful church. They are having a Blessing of the Animals on October 1, 2023 . Easy to find too !read more

The West Falmouth United Methodist Church is located on 28A in the center of beautiful West…read moreFalmouth. The building was built in 1902 but the congregation has been around since ~1850. This vibrant, dedicated congregation welcomes new members and old friends on their visits to the Cape. The new minister, Pastor Sieglinde Rogers, offers sermons that are well worth coming to hear for all ages. In warm weather services are held outdoors in the gardens next to the church. The men's breakfast, held in the meeting room downstairs once a month, is open to all - men, women and children. Movies, bowling, Taize, prayer groups offer opportunities for fellowship and enrichment. Easter, Christmas and other special occasions draw friends and family from all over the world.

Dropped in at John Wesley Methodist Church for their annual holiday fair. I have been to this…read moreparish once before for a funeral, and this time around I am happy it was for a joyous occasions. The only thing I really need to say about this parish is that their parishioners are incredible. Everyone we ran in to was incredibly polite and welcomed us. Although we are Catholic, we could see ourselves attending a mass here.

Services Sundays at 10 am. Excellent music and thought-provoking sermons. Lively coffee-hour…read morefollowing the service. Visitors received warmly.