Literally best church ever. This church actually helps people when they need it most. Pastor is…read morevery kind and is always thinking about the people who frequent her church.

From the owner: We are a progressive Christian community, discerning what it means to follow Jesus in the 21st…read morecentury. Love, acceptance, and room to explore are central to our practice.

REAL Victory! Pastor White is the man! I'm so thankful he and his wife are in Dedham, I've already…read moreseen God do real, tangible work in lives at Victory. I feel like so many people and churches try to work something up that just isn't there. Not here. God is legit doing something powerful at Victory Baptist Church. My marriage and my family need THAT power.

Pastor White preach fpunfamental baptist sound doctrine and straight from the bible. He preach how…read moreto over come our daily struggles and how to have faith. Visitors all enjoy the wonderful message and are going tp bring their family following week. If you are looking for a baptist church in the dedham area then please consider this church. Looking for answers to your daily problems, the bible will answer ur questions...

Amazing Parish with holy priests!! Father Wayne is an incredible Pastor and leader. The Church is…read morealive and has many opportunities for confession, and 24/7 Adoration. The best church around.

Church of the Good Shepherd is an Episcopal church located in Dedham, MA. But I was not visiting…read morefor a Sunday church service, which is held weekly at 9am. Their church hall is available for rent for receptions and functions, and other activities, such as CLUE: The Musical, as performed by The Dragonfly Theater, which was what led me out here, to Dedham, one weeknight. According to their website, there is a small parking lot for the Church off Cedar Street, and street parking is also allowed. We managed to find a spot on the opposite side of Cedar, along a line of storefronts, without any trouble, and made our way to the church entrance through their small parking lot. There were a few steps up leading to their regular entrance, but I spied a ramp to the left as an alternative. The hall where the show took place was up and to the left. It was good sized for our crowd of perhaps 35 audience members, and had a stage, so everything was pretty close and we could easily see the entertaining facial expressions of the actors. While there was a handicap accessible individual bathroom available to the left of the stage, a two stall ladies room was located in the basement, which was rather small and there was no lock on the one I entered. While I was in the basement, I noticed a long meeting room and a spacious basement hall that was pretty much open for what you want to do with it, except for the pillars spaced about doing its support thing. If you like, food donations to the Dedham Food Pantry may be deposited in the wicker basket on the bench in the entrance hallway.

Beautiful church and chapel. Warm and friendly people. Sunday services at 10am. Looking forward to…read morethe Coffee Haus on April 29 @ 7. Went to the last performance. Wonderful musicians.

I started going to this church my freshman year of College, and I was immediately taken aback by…read morehow relational and caring this church was. People always makes an effort to connect with one another in a meaningful, loving way. There doctrine is extremely Gospel-centered, and they teach whole books of the Bible in order, not shying away from difficult topics. Although this church isn't very big, there is more than enough people to feel like a church family! The worship is also very good. They have a full band (drums, electric, acoustic, bass, keys, viola). The most important piece of worship is there song choice, they're very good corporate worship songs that remind us of what the Gospel truly is. There's a lot of value in their worship, and I really appreciate that. This is also a very diverse church in terms of age and race. Roslindale and West Roxbury are some of the most culturally diverse areas in the state, and the church mirrors that very well. There are also a lot of young families in the church, and the pastors are also heads of young families as well. In the fall and spring, college students also frequent the church (like myself), so there's something for everyone. There is also a good amount of more 'seasoned' people in the church. The fact that everyone in the church is still connected to each other despite the diversity is proof of how much God is working in this church. I'm happy that I'm apart of it!

Everything about this church feels extremely fake and forced. Even the coffee, the first time I…read morewent they said it was there specifically for new people to feel welcomed. Every thing just seemed calculated forced and systematic. The worship band felt more like a concert than a worship band, and the sermons, at least the few three I attended were more like Ted talks than sermons. I also was there for a baptism Sunday and it feels contradictory to say that this is not "important" just an unnecessary symbol and than make a huge fuss about it. That being said how the church is ran and how the people are are two different things the people there are very nice and welcoming there definitely is an in crowd with is very noticeable but that's life.

We love everything about this parish, enough so that we drive an hour from Cape Cod to attend! The…read morepriest, Fr. Steve, is very socially concerned and speaks often of helping others. Together with two other Dedham churches, they've helped settle refugee families in the community. He's anything but the "stuffed shirt" kind of priest. His sermons are not preached "at you", but draw you in with questions that make you think. The music here is excellent, too. Mainly contemporary, post Vatican II, played on a grand piano and sung by a lovely soprano on Sunday mornings; and a venerable folk group at the Saturday Masses. Lyrics are projected on the wall behind the altar. You won't find any incense here, just the basics, but to me, that's just fine. Few distractions help me focus on what's important. The Sunday Mass at 10am is streamed on YouTube and available later via the link on their parish homepage. Check it out.. better yet, go!

A truly wonderful community of parishioners who understand, care for and celebrate the spirit of…read moreGod's love. Warm and welcoming to ALL. Merry Christmas!

Listened to the service remotely to check it out. Awesome message! We will visit soon!read more

I've been attending StoryHeights Church for several years and it has become a place I am proud to…read morecall home. Prior to StoryHeights, I had never been to a church before where the Pastors knew my name and were invested in my life. The community at SH truly an inclusive family that welcomes in everyone from all backgrounds and is genuinely invested in seeing each other grow. I love going to church each week knowing I am with family who knows, loves and encourages me. I am so grateful for this genuine, real, engaging and active church!

Great church! I felt comfortable as soon as I walked in! They teach straight from the Bible!read more

Friendly & great services! Very warm welcoming to new members & conveniently childcare availability…read morea major plus!

Very welcoming and kind people here. A very spiritual church to attend as well. They remembered…read moremy name after the first visit!

Seems a bit odd to write a review on a Church, but I felt this had to be done. The Grace Church is…read morea very special place and the community of people within it are just as special. I strongly, strongly advise anyone to stop in on Sunday at 9:30. The Mass is something that everyone has to experience at least once in a lifetime. Get more facts on the Church from their website www.gracechurchofdover.org GOOD FOR YOUR SOUL!!

This church is truly an amazing place. The Pastor and his family are incredible and the entire…read moreparish community is so warm and loving. Come in and give it a try-- you will never look back.