Father Gray is amazing!!! I immigrated from Russia in 1997 and gave birth to my two boys in 2006…read moreand 2008. Russian Orthodox Church refused to baptized them because my husband and I were not devoted church goers. Catholic Church refused to baptized them for the exactly same reason. Everything was too complicated, too rigid, and too strict. No one would give my kids a chance to start their own journeys with God. Then we found Father Gray. I never knew much about the Protestant religion. We don't have it in Russia. At least, I was not familiar with it. It makes the most common sense to me. There are no strict rules. It's all about love and acceptance. I couldn't have wished a better religion for my children. Both of my children were baptized by Father Gray in the open ocean. Thank you Father Gray for making this so much fun and for the gift of first ever bibles for my children.

Wonderful parish and priests. Very special So caring and there when you need them. It's a…read morehealthy and healing spiritual environment!

This church isn't really closed like this Yelp listing says it is…read more I know because I went to someone's funeral here this past Summer and I drive by it all the time and people are going in and out of the church. The name however has changed to Divine Mercy Parish and that might be why Yelp thinks the place is closed. It's a beautiful church both outside and inside. Made of stone and there are stained glass windows. As for the inside when I was at the funeral I noticed how well kept up it is. It is also a pretty big church. There is a function hall downstairs where they have Bingo every week and I assume they hold other functions for the church there as well. There is a cemetery connected to it. It is a good church and it is open.

Beautiful temple with many different statues. Extremely calm and quiet environment which is…read moreessential for prayers. While I no longer practice Buddhism myself, I went back with my mother and grandmother to this temple I have been to since I was little. It has changed a bit and grown (with the school and library across the street) but is still a welcoming place to all I remember it to be. Be wary that although there is parking there isn't a ton.

We lived the next street over for ten years, and my wife (who grew up Buddhist) swore she could…read morehear chanting on the summer breeze. So we investigated, and found the temple. The sanctuary is a serene place to meditate or pray, and my wife spent some time here over the years. This came with some degree of bewilderment from the monastics who live here, not at all used to white folks showing up. There's also a bit of a language barrier, as the congregants are all from Quincy's Vietnamese community, and most of the monastics are monoglot Tieng Viet speakers.

I was doing a morning walk while on a business trip to Quincy. I stumbled across this absolutely…read morestunning Episcopal church. The gardens are so peaceful and the architectural design of this granite stone building is classic. I sat with a cup of coffee and took it all in. The clergy person saw me and said hello. He opened the doors and gave a private tour. The congregation dates back to 1689!

I have over the years taken a number of different classes at the Dianetics Foundation here in…read moreBoston. I have found the info invaluable handling my life, my relationships and my business. I have also found the folks that work there sincere and hardworking. Most often caring for the individual needs of those they service. I would highly recommend for anyone who sincerely, and sincerely is the key word, wants to improve their lives and the lives of those around them to visit these folks and see what they have to offer. My hats off to Mr. Hubbard and to those that work at this and all is foundations.

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Visit Granite City Church and you will see that it is a loving and diverse Christ-centered…read morecommunity! It's hard to find a church in Massachusetts that really believes who Jesus is according to Holy Scriptures. We worship God through studying God's Word, singing, praying for each other and sharing communion. At Granite City Church, we care for each other wholeheartedly! There are wonderful activities that reach out to the wider community as well- such as a food pantry, clothing for children, a harvest celebration called the "Hoedown" that everyone loves, and so much more! Walk through the doors on a Sunday at 10 AM and you will see for yourself. ("Sharon from San Francisco" gave the church of one star review, but she really doesn't know how beautiful a community it is.)

This church has something for everyone: it's family-friendly, has culturally relevant preaching,…read moreand worships in multiple musical styles. There's parking in the back and behind the bank, and is also close to the Quincy Center T stop.

The new address is 38 Weston Ave across from Wollaston T station. The previous comment was very…read moreold. The English worship is hosted by Quincy Bay Church now using the main chapel and starting their service at 12:30PM.

I have been going to this church over 28 years. It is a Bible based church. There are Sunday…read moreworship for Mandarin speaking (0915 am) and Cantonese speaking (10:30 am). Great place to worship and meet fellow Christian who loves and help each other.

This is part of St John the Baptist Church and has been part of the fabric of the Catholic Faith of…read moreQuincy's Residence and beyond. Centrally located in Quincy Square and has plenty of parking. Check the web site for services and offers for its community. Today is Palm Sunday and its service with its religious readings and observations of this Holy Day. The blessed Palm Frowns were left in baskets for its parishioners to take at the end of its Service. A great view from the rear of the Church was witnessed!