Although I do not attend King of Grace, I have visited before and I know some people who attend…read moreregularly--so I do know a bit about the place. The pastor is very intelligent, definitely someone who knows a lot about theology and bible study. The worship is basically standard contemporary style, think Chris Tomlin. The sermons are very much expository style, usually preaching through one book at a time. Again, bible study is definitely a strength of the pastor. As far as theology goes, think John Piper or Wayne Grudem. They are reformed, but not really the types that obsess all the time about being a pure 5-point Calvinist. They are certainly not cessationists, but you probably won't hear anyone shouting in tongues during their services. There is no pressure with the offerings. They are really open about finances and the budget. Demographically there are a lot of families there, many homeschoolers I think. Mainly professional suburban families, if I recall correctly. Since the last review was posted, they have gotten a nice building right near Bradford Common. I think that attendance is around 100ish at this point, too.

Wonderful church that loves the gospel! Full disclosure: I'm the pastor at FBC! But nevertheless, I…read morestill want to say I treasure my church family and they have demonstrated love and care for me as their pastor. What a great community of Christians who love the Lord and His Word and love each other. We always welcome visitors!

Went here for a funeral (unfortunately) earlier in the week and was pleased with the service. Nice…read morechurch right on Main Street in Haverhill, rich with tradition. The service was very nice and everyone there was very welcoming.

I've been attending the UU Church of Haverhill for nearly a decade. Like many, I first started…read morecoming when I had kids, because my spouse and I wanted them in a UU religious education program. Since then, I've made quite a few friends and found it to be a warm and caring community. (You know, like all good churches should be?) UUCH is just such a good church. :-) You'll likely be comfortable whether you are Christian by faith (like Reverend Frank), or an atheist like me. The church services make an effort to include everyone that is seeking truth and love and meaning. Oh, and they put on a really good coffee hour each week!

UUCH is a great place for our family. Our two teenagers have grown up in the church and very much…read morefeel like it is their home. The church does great service in the community - from serviing a twice monthly hot meal to the homeless, to social justice educational movies and talks on Friday nights, and outreach in so many ways. Worshio on Sundays is fabulous, inspiring and fun.

So it's been a year and I must say the music and messages continue to provide for me a very…read morecomfortable and encouraging place for any age or stage in life as well as a wonderful place for infants and children as well and a very fine teen organization. I am always seeing new people and the coffee and snacks are good too. Haha! I recommend

I only gave them four stars because of personal preference. This church is Pentecostal and I am a…read morenon-denominational Christian. Even with the difference in doctrine, this church is welcoming, bi-lingual, and very friendly. The pastors are also very helpful and compassionate. I recommend this church to anybody who wants to try something new and warm. It is also good for families as they have an up-and-coming children's community.

One thing I have noticed is a concern for excellence in all done do to serve Christ. This is a…read moregrowing church. It grows in spirit and love and is striving to move forward to serve in today's world and be relevant. Friendly and welcoming, learning and fellowship.

A family friendly place for worship and fellowship. Amazingly welcoming congregation that will make…read moreyou feel like you have just arrived home.