I moved up to Connecticut in April and staying with my friend in Preston. I've driven by this…read morechurch multiple times. There is always a lot going on. They also have a donation Center for clothes for locals. I went through bariatric surgery in January and had a lot of clothes for size 16 -20. I figured that somebody in the local community, in need, could definitely benefit from all of my gently used clothes.

The only reason a star is missing is for access. But in their defense, the building is almost 200…read moreyears old. From what I understand they are working on this. First of all, they stream LIVE. How many places out in the middle of the boonies do that? They were the first in Preston, CT to live stream, and as of this date, maybe the only one still. They stream on their website prestoncitybible.org. It's also a convenient way to check them out without even having to go there, or if you're sick or the snow has got you stuck in the house. The Pastor teaches using his Bible, a computer, slides and an overhead camera projector (he writes down some Hebrew and Greek to go deeper into the contextual meaning). The teaching style is different from most of the places I went to growing up. Instead of a sermon every week on whatever topic a Pastor has picked, he starts at the beginning of a book and just keeps on going. But it's still relevant some how. And although there are two services on Sunday, the second is not a repeat of the first. The pews have Bibles you can use along with the Hymnals they use. Speaking of which, no band. Just a person leading the singing along with a pianist. Sometimes if the pianist is not there they just play the hymn over the speakers. The other thing I like is they don't pass a plate for offerings. They have little boxes mounted on the wall by the door that makes it more private. The people here are pretty friendly. But not the hugging and kissing type on your first trip there type of thing. On Sunday, between the services, everyone goes down stairs to the "fellowship hall" for snacks and coffee/tea and a bit of a chat.

The pastor is very knowledgeable. Everyone is welcome, I would recommend this church to anyone I…read moreknow.

I've been a member at Grace Church since I was born. The church sits up on a little hill. As you…read morewalk inside, it's beauty is authentic and breathtaking. The beautiful view of the original stain glass window will capture your attention first, along with the velvet looking red carpet and cushions, and it's spectacular woodwork throughout the church. Everyone is welcoming; especially our new minister, Reverend Kim Litsey. Kim's sermon's are relevant to today's world and she's genuinely spiritual and caring. Come see for yourself; you won't regret it!