So this is my current regular place of worship…read more It's part of the Conservative Baptist Association denomination and was seeking dual affiliation in 2015 with the Southern Baptist Association. This church started at first in 1947 as a Bible study group on Main Street in Hingham and over the last number of years has constructed a fairly nice church campus on Main Street. Supposedly there are about 700 members (although I don't know if boston.com is reporting members or regular attenders). There is a very large ground level parking lot that almost never gets full. The senior pastor for the last couple of decades is Jeramie Rinne, a Gordon-Conwell graduate. I would describe it with these adjectives: - Evangelical - the Bible is the final authority for faith and life; - Baptist - primarily emphasis on believer's baptism (and allow for infant dedication) as well as local church autonomy (well, primarily the local church should govern itself with denominational assistance) - Family-oriented: as with many suburban churches, the main affinity group seems to be families (so there are many family-related ministries including nursery, a youth group called "Olympians for Christ", marriage/family/parenting classes and ministries, and so on) I have gotten a good sense that Pastor Jeramie is very friendly man and is very personable, and at the same time, he is well-studied and practices decent Christian apologetics. The church is of course influenced by Park Street Church of Boston, MA -- many of the families are transplanted from there (or maybe members met and married and then moved to the South Shore and then started at South Shore Baptist). They have an annual Missions Conference at the same time as Park Street's (i.e., first two weeks of November). At least with the leadership and ministers, they do a good job of teaching (and expounding) the Scriptures and giving some application. They have tackled a number of relevant issues I think in a non-emotional non-name-calling manner that also has done justice to the Bible.

We have been coming to Trinity Episcopal Church since '22. Trinity Bridgewater is a lovely South…read moreShore parish. The Reverend Suzanne Wade is just awesome as the parish priest. The Vestry is great as well; they use compassion, logic and reason when considering the needs of the parish. Lots of activities, for example we are always looking for Lay Readers, Ushers, Choir, and Celebrants. So there is always a way to get involved. A lot of friendly people too! A great choir and musical director. Community outreach as the parish collects paper goods and dry goods for the local food pantry. Mercy Street, Bible Study, Men's group, and a book club. Plus more! Learn more about us at: www.trinitybridgewater.com Watch our livestream service too! Better yet, come by for a service, a smile, and then join us for our well-known and highly-regarded Coffee Hour!! "Do not be afraid of the task in front of you..." +

As the Moderator, I can't review this church as anything less…read more Seriously, It wasn't long for me to figure out that this is where, for the benefit of mine and my family's spiritual health, this church was where home is. Stop in so I don't have to gush about the Pastor. :)

( cbcweymouth.com ) This church is great and seem to be growing. Community Baptist has a lot of…read morediversity in the church, I love the different walks of life coming together for same thing that they all have in common . Parents with there children to Grandparents with there parents. This is a very welcoming warming church that anyone would love and feel welcome to come back! Pastor Tom Dagley always has a great sermon leaving you with wanting more. Pastor Tom is far from boring you will laugh while you learn, He is a great listener and will go out of his way to help people. Pastor Tom has a true gift, He has done so much for so many. Stop by on Sunday at 10:00a.m. and listen to his sermon, you will be glad you came.

This is a beautiful, historic church located on one of the most scenic roads in New England. The…read moreminister is warm, caring and is an orator that has something to say. If you are thinking of going to a church in the Hingham area, do yourself a favor and try this one first! Although I am not a member, I go here whenever I am in the area. My Mom's Memorial Service was at the Second Parish Church, and it was beautifully led by Rev. Stephanie Shute Skelsch.

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 attended in 2015-2019 and it was the reason I'm still a Christian today. In such an intense city,…read morethey were my family. Warm, professional, contemplative, informative, and intentional. I love you City Life! Always, from the bottom of my heart.

I have been attending Citylife off and on for three years now, and it has continually been a place…read morethat has challenged and encouraged my faith. I will admit it can be tough to meet people on a Sunday morning, but I have been a part of one of their weekly community groups for years and they are my family in the city. No matter what is going on I have always felt loved by those folks. So I encourage you to find your neighborhood community group if you are thinking about attending Citylife. It is there where you'll have the opportunity to connect with folks. The staff and pastors are also all great folks, and it has been awesome to get to know them and their hearts for the Lord and the city of Boston. And I can't not mention the music, as they have one of the most talented worship bands I have ever heard.

The Twelfth Baptist Church is the original church of Dr. Martin Luther King. So, it is perfectly…read morefitting that we are filming stories of Boston history here today. The church graciously donated their space for us to work here and we are very grateful. THE DEAL:This church is one of Boston's many historical landmarks and a must visit for any Boston historian.

BEAUTIFUL CHURCH AND MASS…read more We attended Sunday mass at the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Voyage located in the Seaport district. It is a small church that replaced the original church that historically served local fishermen and dockworkers. Parts of the original church such as old model ships are part of the church. The priest was very down-to-earth and gave a sermon sharing his own life experiences. There was an organist and a baritone singer. Apparently many tourists attend this church so as part of the service, he asked us where we were all from - we learned that we came from different US cities as well as Germany and Australia.

This is a fantastic shrine! My family and I are regulars and love that multiple mass times are…read moreoffered on Sunday and weekdays. The liturgy is reverent and done very well. The priests, Fr Paulo, Fr Flavin, and Fr Parish, are very approachable and spirit filled men. The shrine it's self is beautiful!