The energy this church gives you is amazing. Everyone is so nice and caring. Definitely found a…read morehome here.

My husband and I were searching for a church where we could apply the preachings/messages to our…read moreeveryday lives, and they really are applicable. The best part of being apart of this church is how welcoming they are and how everyone eventually becomes a friend. If you're searching for a place to connect to God, with others and want community, this is the place to be.

Very family oriented welcoming Cliff is a great Pastor. You're always among friends when your at…read moreGCC

This church is doing a great thing. So many churches are scared to answer certain questions or…read morecondemn those asking these questions, but Cliff and Stewart do a great job at using the Logos to answer every question with love, patience, and kindness. I would attend every Sunday if we live in CT, but living in TN we just stay tuned in via YouTube channel; so please keep your services online to feed those fishes far away Thank You

I can't speak for the church itself or the religion they preach. But as a piece of Art, this…read morebuilding is top notch. Definitely 5 Stars. I had heard that this was called the Fish Church. And that the sanctuary was made of stained glass. I stopped by late on a Sunday morning. The service was over but the building was still open. So I was able to walk in. When outside, you don't notice the stained glass at all. But inside, the light is shining through and it is absolutely stunning and gorgeous. As an added bonus, they ring the chimes on Sunday mornings. So I was treated to a chimes concert during my quick visit.

This church is a wonderful place that welcomes every one. I grew up in, learned about faith, was…read moreconfirmed, got married in, and now am raising my son in the fish church. It is an amazing community and helps families flourish together.

Pretty nice church! Moving to CT, I had to find a new Catholic church to go to and this church is…read morepretty close to Where I live. There are a number of Sunday masses to choose from and the congregation including the priests is really friendly. There is a parking lot behind the church, which is convenient. The architecture of the church is beautiful and there is talk about renovating the rectory over the next few years to included classrooms and better accomodations for the priests in residence.

I do not belong to this parish, but I enjoy coming here from time to time. If you are nostalgic for…read morethe past, when the Church and her sacraments were reveared, you must visit this beatiful basilica. You will find women with veils and people receiving communion at the altar rail. Looking to experience a piece of heaven? Stop by to hear their Gregorian chant! The priests are down-to-earth and understand what it is to be living in the secular world. Father Andy is full of life and always good for a laugh. Father Audette has phenomenial stories from his days as a fighter pilot. I urge you stop by on the Easter Vigil! You will not be disappointed.

This is the first time I go to a Christian church in the US and Redemption community church did not…read moredisappoint me. It was incredible! One of the very first people who welcome me was Pastor Jeremy and he was very kind to me just like most of the people there. I hope everyone living near Port Chester and who are looking for a Christian church they go to this one, you won't regret it!

I'm from Northern California but in Connecticut on business and was looking for a Contemporary…read moreChristian Church and Redemption Community Church did not disappoint me. I could feel a great vibe as soon as I walked into the AMC movie theatre where they worship. I was greeted and welcomed with smiling faces who share their Faith and love for Jesus! The worship band was great and pastor Jeremy has great energy and delivered a fantastic message. My spiritual vitamins were filled for the week! I'll be back throughout the summer during my assignment.

A gifted and knowledgable pastor, a warm congregation genuinely interested in Christian fellowship,…read moreand a number of equally gifted and passionate guest pastors make this church a genuine refuge for a world-weary Christian.

Love this church and its people. This is a place where you feel welcome from day one and feel…read moresomething really special the moment you walk in.

I love my Broad River Church! From day one I have been welcomed with open arms! No judgement, just…read morepure hospitality and fellowship. Feels like one big happy family!!

First Pres has 800 members and has been a vital community church at the top of Greenwich Avenue for…read moremore than 125 years. Its Nursery School is one of the finest in town. Committed to the nurturing of young families, the church hired 36 year old Sean Miller, former Senior Pastor at Potomac Presbyterian Church in Potomac, Maryland, as its new Senior Pastor in May 2016. He moved to Greenwich with his wife Sarah and young daughter (2) in July 2016. Sean is an outstanding preacher and is personally committed to connecting with parishioners and the local community. Erin Keys, Associate Pastor, joins Sean in ministry. More information about the church and its congregation, including recent sermon videos, details about the Christian education program, and the church's commitment to mission, are available at www.fpcg.org.

From the owner: Serving our community and our world. Love God. Love neighbor. All are welcome.read more

I'm not a churchgoer, but I visted Stamford's First United Methodist Church for Easter service…read moreyesterday. The church itself is pretty new and spacious - parking available in a lot and on the street, light-filled lobby, coat rack room, mingle room, and then the main sanctuary where services are held. The sanctuary boasts beautiful stained glass windows in the back and along the sides, each with a special story. And the roof is smooth and wooden, and for some reason reminded me of the Ark - I wonder if that was on purpose! Anyway, the congregation was the most diverse one I've seen in years. Black, White, Asian, Indian, African, and various mixes - so many different families, all together. I found it refreshing, and when I mentioned it to my friend, he said, "yeah, that's why we started coming here!" The service itself was exactly 90 minutes, which is apparently really "good" (read: short) for Easter. Usually it's about 60 minutes. They also have a "Celebration Sanctuary," which is the 'contemporary' worship service, aimed primarily at people aged 18-35, but anyone who just wants a more modern worship environment and experience is welcome. Which is cool... even organized religion needs to change to attract Millennials. LOL.