Genesis Woburn: An amazing place to worship and praise. An abundance of fellowship and friendship…read more Pastor Michael is energetic and always seems to relate the daily sermon to present day life experiences. Associate Pastor Jason is wonderful and speaks with passion. The live worship music is current and there is a revolving group within which offers a different sound weekly. One glorious standout is pastor Michael's son Tristan, who is self taught on guitar and bass. He has so much joy when he plays and it shows. 8:30am, 10:00am & 11:30am

The warmest community with a live band and easy to understand services. Keeps the Bible simple for…read moreeveryone while making you think. Would not only recommend going but also super easy to volunteer here too and build friendships.

We were I. Town looking for a church to goto on Easter and we chose this one the church is…read morebeautiful and the message was great

we (ex-catholics) have belonged to this church for a few years now and like it a lot...welcome all…read morelevels of faith (non believers, too) and GLBT with heartfelt enthusiasm! First off: Pastor Merrie's sermons are always incredibly interesting and thoughtful...you don't want her to stop talking! She's super knowledgable and excited about the gospel and gives it rich insightful and historical context: from back when it was written AND how it's meaningful in current times. p.s. she's an ex-catholic herself a very kid/family friendly church and hands down the nicest congregation I've met; just hard working compassionate folks, great company; coffee hr always fun! the sense of community is palpable; so many opportunities to serve those in need and to come together to raise money in fun ways (ping pong tournaments, epic garage sales, raffles etc) the music/choir is wonderful...the music director is a true gem...there's a kids' handbell choir too! my family is beyond happy to have found this spiritually invigorating home away from home. give it a try...service is Sundays at 10a

Here is a small mission that offers the Traditional Latin Mass. http://www.olmc-mission.org While…read moreLow Mass is more common than the Missa Cantata, a humble choir led by a competent Religous Sister is there to lead the hymns. The priests that service the mission come from afar, so at this point it is wise to call or email to be sure of their schedule. Every 1st and 3rd Sunday the priest is there hearing confession before Mass. The Mass starts at 9:30. Be prepared for solid Catholicism to be preached on, something that is lacking in the typical parish church today as a result of the Vatican II changes. Afterwards, the priest and sisters are usually around for a bit for conversation and refreshments. They also have a Catholic bookstore at the location. The people are friendly, but the pre-VII faith being passed on and the reception of the traditional sacraments is the primary reason why anyone would want to check this out. While not in a "church setting", they are doing what they can with what they have. Catechism lessons are also available. Consider making a visit. The Recusant

I have been attending this church for about a year. My experience here has been very positive. The…read morepastor is a man of God and he preaches in a expository style. Everything is directly from the Bible. The elders are all Bible centered and want to truly serve the Lord. The parishioners are very friendly and my experience with them is that they are truly dedicated to Jesus Christ. I was attending a mega church prior to joining Hope and I consider myself fortunate to find Hope Christian Church. I am growing spiritually and I have found opportunity to serve the Lord here.

From the owner: Hope began when a handful of Winchester families wanted to start an Evangelical church. The group…read moregrew from a living room, to the Lynch School, to our present location in 1997.

My husband and I started attending St Joseph's Church when our boys were six and three years old…read more Although we lived in Stoneham, this wonderful church in Wakefield was perfect for us, because we always took our boys into what was called "the crying room". We were able to attend Mass with two little ones in a glass-enclosed room and not disturb anyone. My sons are now 45 and 42! About 18 years ago, we returned to St Joseph's, after attending St Patrick's in Stoneham for many years, only because my boys were attending St Patrick's School. We felt like we had "come home". Fr Ron is wonderful, and has truly enriched our spiritual lives. There is so much available at St Joseph's to increase anyone's faith! There is daily Mass (twice each morning), along with praise and worship of the Eucharist, Adoration of the Eucharist, Bible classes, faith formation discussion groups, and opportunities to volunteer to help the bereaved, along with knit and pray while making beautiful afghans for those in need. There are dinners for the needy Who welcome volunteers. St Joseph's is a wonderful family parish that is welcoming to everyone. Fr Ron is a holy and faith-filled pastor who will inspire you with his homilies. My husband and I feel so fortunate to be members of St Joseph's Church in Wakefield.

There is always something going on at St Joseph Parish: Praise and Worship on Monday, Bible Study…read moreon Tuesday, Healing Mass First Wednesday of the Month, Healing Soaking Prayer all the other Wednesdays of the Month and on Thursday afternoons too, and Adoration all day long on weekdays except for Wednesday. St Joseph also offers small prayer group discussions several times a week. Just check the bulletin. The Vacation Bible School is unparalleled and Caleb, the parish dog, delights all the children (and many adults!) after each Mass.

My parent's were married here…read more One of my sister's was married here. I don't know how to review a church. I'm not a religious man. But this place has sentimental value to me. I have been to masses here once or twice these past few years. They're fine. I guess. I do like the style of this place. Has the old stained glass brick and mortar feel to it. Plus they re-painted it a couple years ago. Looks awesome inside now. Pristine. If you enjoy going to Catholic mass, you could do worse than go here to have your soul saved!!!

The music is outstanding. Try the 10AM Mass on Sunday morning during the academic year. Beautiful…read morechoir. The church building is beautiful on the inside and obviously well cared for. The clergy are welcoming to all. The clergy obviously take their job of preaching very seriously and the sermons are usually inspiring and often challenging ... two things a sermon should be! The atmosphere is one of inclusion and welcome and not exclusion and judgment. The religious education program has well over 1000 students. The youth programs, led by a dynamic youth minister are very well attended with hundreds of teens on the membership list. The elementary school is a real gem with teachers who have been there for decades! Get there early if you want a seat ... especially at the 10am Mass. A full church is a sign that they're doing something right!

Pastor John French is a wise, caring man who loves Christ naturally and deeply. He is the sort of…read moreman you can talk to about anything and not feel judged. His insights are the fruit of years of prayer and discernment.

I went to this church March/April 08. I really enjoyed the music and worship team. I did not…read morehowever enjoy the pastor. I felt as though he was yelling through the whole service. I will keep trying this church as it is right down the street from my house and I have high hopes!