I have only visited this church a few times and I plan to return as soon as I have knee surgery…read morecompleted because they are all very warm and welcoming people there, and the teaching is exceptional.

I was in Biddeford to visit my friends who are part of this new church. I may be biased because I…read moreknow some of the members but I must say that the church's theme, "Love on a Mission" was truly evident. The location is bit unusual for a church--it's located at the North Dam Mill-Not fancy but the members go out of their way to make visitors like me, feel at home. Coffee and some refreshments were nice. I was able to meet some people that were visiting for the first time also. The music was simple and beautiful. Pastor Andrew preached a message that presented the gospel clearly and not over my head. If I am ever in Biddeford again on a Sunday I will definitely be back at GracePoint.

Lovely church and congregation. Pastor is an excellent preacher. Very welcoming church.read more

This church teaches the Bible verse by verse and has a contemporary worship service at 10 AM. It…read moremeets at 60 Oak Ridge Road (no longer at 5 Washington Ave), 8:45 am Sunday School, 10:00 am Worship service. There is children's church during the 10:00 am service as well.

This church is now known as Oak Ridge Bible Church. It is a great Bible teaching church. Awesome…read moresermons and teachings. It is also now located at 5 Washington st. Biddeford, 2nd floor

This church is awesome! As someone who has been coming to this church for one or two years, i have…read morereally grow into it! Amazing groups and services, amazing people, and amazing community over all!

One of our favorite places to be. They are family. We've been attending since approximately 2006…read moreand love our pastors. They also have an amazing youth program and inspire the children to be involved in the church and in their community.

People are welcoming. Pastors are great. Music is beautiful. One of the best churches I have…read moreever been to.

We were visiting from out of town and found ECC. You can see and feel the love of Jesus in this…read morechurch! You can sense there heart for their community. The Worship and teaching were biblical. We enjoyed our experience!

Another trip to Maine's mid-coast required another visit to this church both for its beautiful…read morelocation and its chapel.

This is a beautiful historical chapel, grounds, and outdoor chapel that overlooks the Atlantic…read moreOcean and the Kennebunk River. Brief history: In the winter of 1886-1887, large sea-washed stones were hoisted and hauled to the church site. Work began on building the church on 27 May 1887. Consecrated by the Bishop of Maine (Rt. Rev. Henry Adams Neely) on 24 August 1892 and since that time it has been in continuous use. Today, St Ann's is one of 18 historic summer chapels in the Diocese of Maine. We got lucky! Since this is a summer chapel the opening dates are limited. In general, they open in the middle of June and close the last Sunday in September. The hours to visit the property are Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to sunset. However, the chapel (building) itself closes at 5:30 p.m. The grounds and outdoor chapel are open until sunset. You may also visit the chapel on Sunday's (if not attending worship) starting at 11:30. Please keep in mind there are days the chapel may not be open to the public due to ceremonies and/or memorial services. Shirts and shoes are required. And they ask to refrain from smoking on the property. Picnicking is welcome, but please take your trash with you. Leashed pets are welcome and please take any deposits from your pet with you. There is a small parking lot on the property. They do warn against parking your car and taking a walk because they do lock the gates. End Note: Yes, this is down the road from Walker's Point...you know, the Bush Compound. And yes, this is where the Bush family attend services when in town.

St. Anthony's Franciscan Monastery is such a blessing from God and a blessing to our family! A…read morefriend recommended this place and finally I had a chance to visit. A few times now! Beautiful grounds to take a beautiful walk along the coast. Along your walk there are several beautiful prayer stations to stop and reflect. You can even do some off trail type hiking through the forest. Jim in the gift shop is so kind. Such a blessing to be friends with a fellow Catholic. You will be greeted with a big smile and a warm heart! Lots of amazing blessings in the shop to look through. Mass in the chapel was awesome. Lots of cool, tribal, looking art of Mary and Joseph. I really loved this! Lots of places to pray and meditate in the chapel area. Don't forget to ask for a blessing from one of the Franciscans! Thank you St. Anthony's Franciscan Monastery for all you do. Thank you for your service to your community and most importantly to God We appreciate your example!

Beautiful and peaceful place to take a stroll. Lovely little paths and religious vignettes all…read morearound. We visited the week after the Kennebunkport Prelude and there was a beautiful nativity scene set up. Gift shop was very nice too.

Decided to go back to church after many many years. They are welcoming, worship songs beautiful,…read moremessages are spot on and they have prayer end of service. i rewatch the services to go over messages and scripture in Bible. I never read the bible. very thankful and grateful that i made a decision to go back

We went to The Rock Church of Greater Portland for Halloween event 2021,…read more It was our first time being at The Rock Church of Greater Portland. We absolutely loved this place. Parents are happy and the kids are have fun.

Love when Church of the holy spirit has Holy Grounds Christian coffee house! It's a fun time of…read morefood music and fellowship hall in a family style with the wonderful people that I love dearly! Feeling very blessed after time at church of the holy spirit for Holy Grounds Christian coffee house! I look forward to next third Saturday of the month December 15

This place is not the "Safe Harbor of God's Love" it claims to be. They shun ones who are not liked…read moreby the family in charge. On the surface it seems loving when you first go and there ARE lovely people who attend this church. However, you will soon figure out that there is no accountability of the leadership and certain ones are treated in a very unjust and unkind manner-- not in the way that you'd expect Christians to conduct themselves. We know ones (including ourselves) who stopped going for this very reason.