"Not recommended, especially for those in our generation, --the Millennials"…read more My experience at this church ( Connect Community Church) was bewildering. My cousin and I attended the "new member class". During this meeting, we were told by the Pastor --that many of the young adults connect, with him and others, through Social Media (he encouraged us all, to do the same). The following day, we were surprised to find out (by a fellow, new member) that the Pastor decided to exclude us. The reason being that we were quiet and I guess people see us differently? We are slow to warm up, --as we are naturally, very demure and sort of soft-spoken. The situation was off putting but we took it in stride. We loved our new church home, so we just "shrugged" it off, I guess. To our horror and utter embarrassment, -- the Pastor, put in his sermon the following Sunday, that he didn't have to "include or add certain types to the church's/his social Media" and that it's a "privilege for those who choose to open up." Oh, my! We cried that day and never returned. I cannot recommend this place to anyone, especially if you're a Millennial. It just doesn't translate well to our generation. Thank you for reading this and God bless on this Sunday afternoon. - Daisy

Fantastic multi-site church! We've been attending for over 16 years and have thoroughly enjoyed…read moreall the church community has offered us. Caring staff, upbeat fresh messages, and wonderful music/worship experience. We've also really enjoyed the various small groups that we've been part of over the years from ballroom dance lessons and golf to bible studies. Also, there have been many areas to serve and make a difference!

Great community for exploring your faith. Excellent atmosphere, a great congregation and a dynamic…read moreminister.

Here goes my story about the Grafton and Upton UU church. For the last three winters I have been…read morehired to shovel the sidewalk and stairs in the front of the church. I have been paid well although getting up early so that you can shovel snow is quite annoying and sometimes I feel like I don't get enough, probably needed more sleep. This was good and the money supplemented my high school income (currently zero), so I was eager when my "boss" asked me if I was interested in becoming a janitor. By janitor there are some small complications. One being that I was a part time janitor, the other being that I was also temporary janitor. So I was the part-time temp from the Unitarian Universalist Society of Grafton and Upton. I got the always sufficient minimum wage and was happy because I only worked about seven hours a week. Since I was only hired to be the janitor before the church got another one, I was only hired for 5.5 weeks. I did mundane tasks such as vacuuming, dry mopping, wet mopping (that's right it is different, besides the obvious difference in H20), and washing the... ahem... toilets. It is kind of fun doing mindless work although I do consider myself moderately intelligent. After the five plus weeks I was happy not having to avoid cleaning around such events as AA and Narcotics Anonymous, not to mention Girl Scouts. I don't know if I would do it again if I could, but I can say that everyone, well almost everyone, that I encountered at the church was extremely nice and I would consider going there (If I wasn't an agnostic) and even leaving my child there (If I had a child). Also all the programs at the church, especially mass are in an extremely nice building except for the lack of parking.

Very welcoming church, moderate sized, come as you are, and affirming of all people.read more

This is a warm, welcoming church. We are new to the area and after visiting HUP for the first time…read moreon 9/13/15, we returned the following Sunday. There is a new settled minister in place, and he is terrific - energetic, optimistic, insightful. There is a wonderful energy to this place, and we plan to continue attending. The building itself is beautiful and historic, and easy to get to in the heart of Hopedale.

this is the church I met when it was located on 251 Main Street Woonsocket Gonzalas Herson and…read moreValerie were the first to greet me. I felt like a family member

Cute, small Catholic church. Not very welcomingread more

Enjoyed the service. Welcoming community. The minister was great. Spoke a very good message…read more Stats: Appeared to be about 60-70 members that showed that day. 98% white, the balance asian, black, eastern indian

Weird reviewing my church, but wanted to boost the star rating it currently has from one non-member…read morewho was there for one (hot) day. Services are 10:30 every Sunday, with thoughtful, thought-provoking, challenging, affirming and often funny sermons. Childcare/RE is available. Our church is a welcoming and accepting community. Lots of community volunteer opportunities and thoughtful programming throughout the year. UUAC is kind and welcoming to new comers with a large base of long-time members.

They have a cool sign in front with lots of nice grass... so that's good, right?…read more I haven't been into a church in a long time, but the Boston Veg Society was able to secure this church so Gene Baur of Farm Sanctuary could give a presentation on factory farming and his new book. His presentation was marvelous, but the ventilation and air conditioning were awful/non-existent. I'm surprised no one passed out. The windows are gigantic and the panels seemed to open up on their own once in a while which was very distracting. I wonder if that happens during mass..... The place smelled funny and is in need of some renovation too.