Joy Church is a wonderful community focused church for the residents of Pittsfield and surrounding…read morearea. It is a church focused on bringing God's saving grace message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to a generation in need of loving fellowship, Bible truth and salvation. The worship and love that surrounds this small community church is just what is needed in our world today. Come and join in on the love and peace that surrounds you when you experience the love of Jesus Christ through our worship and fellowship on Sunday morning and all our gatherings, as we give God all the Glory and Praise. Thomas and Elizabeth Hitchcock

Any church that has anything to do with Peter Bonano the 'money man' you should stay away from. I…read morewas friends with Bonano before Grace Capital was built. Meeting at Dame school, he was taking nearly every penny out for himself. After 9 months of 'building fund donations, there was just a few hundred dollars in the fund. Then when I confronted him on the issue, and confided in him about an issue I had with drugs - he said I WAS THE ONE ROBBING GOD. Bonano is in this for the MONEY folks! STAY AWAY! That's right Pete and you know it!

Amazing church! The Pastor is hilarious, every time he preaches he cracks some wild jokes. If…read moreyou're not doing anything on a Sunday, you wanna come check this place out.

Have been a member for 8 years now. Fr. Potvin has a…read morewonderful way of delivering his homily. I have never tuned out while he is delivering his message. He has a way of putting you in the moment of what the sermon is about. I always come away with a deeper understanding and often learning something. If you are looking for a parish, you will feel welcome here.

The church is actually located in Penacook. If you live in the area and are looking for a new…read moreRoman Catholic home, you couldn't find a better, more welcoming parish. Please stop by!

This Church is great to visit, it is like walking back in time. It is very quiet, quaint, and old…read morefashioned. I'd highly recommend going there!

I highly recommend Grace Episcopal Church for anyone who is looking for their next church. When I…read morewas a first-time visitor, I was initially struck by both the friendly way in which the congregation welcomed all newcomers and Keith Belanger's uplifting music. It was a happy discovery for me when I heard Pastor Kate Harmon Siberine give one of the most wonderful sermons I had ever heard. Later on, I learned that she is also excellent at creating thought-provoking and respectful group discussions about faith and spirituality in everyday life. Finally, the church's response to the onset of the coronavirus pandemic was truly extraordinary. Pastor Kate and the congregation saw the community's need for spiritual support during this difficult time early on. They started conducting daily morning and evening prayers broadcast via Facebook and available anyone. Volunteers from the congregation each took turns leading these prayers, thereby providing continuity in the lives of many during a time of great change. Even though I was a member of Grace a short time before relocating to another state, I've never forgotten the people and the example they set. Grace Episcopal East Concord is simply the best church.

This is a great church, very musical. I'm no longer a Congregationalist because of a bad…read moreexperience with a pastor. But this church rocks.

Smith Memorial Chapel is a nice congregation. They are part of The United Church or Christ (UCC)…read more This is a very active small parish. Sadly, is one of the more Progressive branches of Protestantism. The Progressive Church is on the Road to Perdition, Progressive Ministers are leading their flocks astray by their adherence to the Secular Rationalist Humanist Tradition and call it the Modern Living Church.

It saddens me that the people of Nute Ridge Bible Chapel have let the Chauncey building deteriorate…read moreand the grass/shrubbery grow up all around it. There has been no care taken of this building for a very long time and it definitely shows from the outside. This building was named after my grandfather, a man who was so involved with this church for many many years, a man who was loved by all who attended this church. I mean, clearly he meant something to these people for them to name a building after him! Shame on you NRBC! Show some love to this building and my grandfather, Chauncey Eldridge!

Nute Chapel I'd a wonderful Bible based church that preaches the gospel me she every time they…read moregather in the Lord's house. I'm glad we are donating. the Chansey building to the town of Milton. God bless our pastors and deacons.