NWC has been my home church for 20plus years. A welcoming atmosphere for all, activities for all…read moreages, great music, and solid bible based preaching make this place rock!

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Open and affirming folks! That's right... you will not go to Hell for being gay! Welcoming and…read morewarm. Beautiful Gothic Brownstone conveniently located, great place to start the Heritage trail! Great coffee hour after the 10 am service. If your an early bird they have an 8 am service w out music. You can meet all the great people and learn about the wonderful mission work they do... like Angel food Ministries, Friday night pizza for the homeless shelter, the food pantry, Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to those in need, Sunday nursery for parent's who need some spiritual time for themselves, Christian education, Community meal, the milk fund,(Others I just cant recall them all!) and the best for last: A FANTASTIC SCHOOL OF THE ARTS!

The pastor from this church delivered what was supposed to be a eulogy for my cousin. It started…read morewith, "well, I didn't really know him..." and then she went on to say that he was definitely in heaven because he was reborn at her church. Then she went on to say that none of us would ever see him again unless we do the same, in fact we're all going to hell if we don't. It doesn't matter how good of a person you are. Do things my way or it's hell for you. This was not a eulogy for a celebration of life. It was soap-boxing. Many of us found it insulting that she used my cousin's celebration of life as a platform for her to speak down to us and promote her way of thinking. If you agree with the message I described, then you may like this church. Most of us at the celebration of life do not and she failed to read the room and, in doing so, left a stain on what should have been an uplifting event.

Lovely place to worship - EXCELLENT preaching & singing! Great music, singing & super welcoming…read morecongregation from many different faith backgrounds. REALLY felt a much needed deep cleansing while worshipping here. A lovely experience. May God bless them richly, protect them, and continue to shine His face upon this ministry.

LifeWater Church is the Worship Center I love to Fellowship inn…read more I have been to many Church in Connecticut but Lifewater Church is by far is my favorite The Love is real and everyone is energetic and the Pastors are Genuine. Best of all it's local here in town.

Great Church!! Phenomenal People! Involved in the community. In Depth study of God's Word & Vibrant…read moreheart-felt, spirit-led worship! Ministry for kids, youth, and young adults as well!

Our family loves this church! Pastor Tim is well grounded in the Word, and very down to earth and…read moreunpretentious! The Youth Groups are amazing! A great family centered church, with a great emphasis on youth and missions.

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.