Un lugar donde la presencia de Dios es más que cualquier otra presencia, mi familia y yo hemos sido…read moretransformados y bendecidos, mi testimonio es que me quitaría la vida un sábado por la tarde ya no quería vivir, pero ese sábado un familiar me llevo a esta iglesia y Dios uso al Pastor para confirmarme, darme amor, liberarme de la ansiedad de este mundo, y ahora por la grandiosa gracia y gloria de Dios disfruto de un hogar con una esposa magnífica y un hermoso bebé, los planes de Dios son Perfectos y no somos quienes para decir no a Su amor

This phone number calls my phone everyday! It is a recording and is in Spanish and I cannot…read moreunderstand a word they are saying! I have tried blocking the number but they are still able to leave a message and unless I remember to go into blocked messages they fill up my mailbox. This has been going on for over two years! I've left messages but to non avail! I now live out of state and cannot go to their "business "...nor should I have to! I consider this harassment! If you're message is supposed to be of love...it's doing the opposite! Please STOP calling random numbers ...I have my own Church and am not interested in being bullied into yours!

The congregation of First Parish Medfield is full of the nicest, most welcoming people you will…read moreever meet. If you want to give your kids a spiritual community to be a part of, but you want them to be free to think for themselves and form their own beliefs, look no further.

I was visiting a friend in Rhode Island and I went because I am a Christian and she goes to this…read morechurch. First I was amazed by the beautiful church building and the warm smile that greeted me while entered into the church. I've chatted about what to eat while I'm in RI. Also, during the prayer, a church member invited me over to pray with her. The church seems like they have various ministries for everyone and I was impressed with the deaf ministry and their small but dynamic choir was amazing to hear. Finally Pastor Carlos sermon was power and biblically based and throughout the sermon I experienced Christ's love and grace. Pastor Carlos and his whole family greeted me after the sermon and I was able to have a great conversation. If I lived in the area, this would defiantly be my home-church where I would be able to grow in faith, fellowship and be discipled.

INDEPENDENT, FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST CHURCH - KJV Senior…read morePastor: Thomas Crichton III Assistant Pastor: Thomas Krampert Sundays: 9:45 am Sunday School Classes - including Deaf Adult Sunday School Class taught by Deaf Sunday School Teacher, John Dillon 11:00 am Morning Worship Service 6:00 pm Evening Worship Service Wednesday: 7:00 pm Adult Bible Study; Masters' Club (children); T.E.A.M. (Teens) All services interpreted for the Deaf/Hard of Hearing

What a wonderful place for worship. Everyone in the community is so warm and inviting. Although…read moresmall they are mighty in their faith. A true blessing to share in all of their services, socials, and holiday events. Amen.

Christ the Rock church is a wonderful Church of all believers in Christ…read more My husband and I was was married there 14yrs ago and was baptized and ever since we have been serving the church and community, we are a family who welcomes everyone.. we have a wonderful worship team, kids and adult Bible study, men's and women's ministry. We baptize adults, youth group, Food pantry.. so much more. Come check us out 414 Rock Street Fall River, Mass Sunday service 9am, Portuguese svc 11am

Yesterday, I visited Saint Anne's for the first time in my life after hearing many comments over…read morethe years about its beauty and importance, especially for the immigrant French-Canadians of the past. I came to visit Saint Anne's at this time because I knew the Church had been closed since November of 2018 because of falling debris from the deteriorating ceiling and the danger this presented to parishioners and others. When we arrived on Wednesday afternoon, July 31, 2019, the Church doors were all shuttered. We were about to abandon hope of a visit when a kind Sister of Saint Dorothy led us to one ground floor door that was open and allowed us to enter the shrine area in the crypt of the Church. There we met a woman who serves as a volunteer and a genial elderly parishioner who agreed to show us around the shrine. He spoke with poignant regret about the gradual decline of the parish and the Church building itself. In an earlier day, the Church was staffed by Dominican Friars from Canada. There was Saint Anne's Hospital across the way, staffed by Dominican nuns, an elementary school and a high school called Dominican academy. This solid city block of fortress-like faith expressed in granite, marble, stained-glass must have seemed eternal. Yet the late decades of the 20th century brought waves of descendants of immigrants to new levels of prosperity. These more prosperous children and grandchildren of immigrants moved up and out of the working-class neighborhood to the suburbs and to other parts of the country. The religious observances as he described them were grand, faith-filled affairs celebrated in a church filled beyond capacity to overflowing. We really hoped to visit the upper Church but that was not allowed and there was no one around who could open the way for us. Suddenly, Richie Costa appeared brandishing a full ring of keys. He was clearly delighted to fulfill our wish and to show off his beloved Church. The last wedding celebrated in Saint Anne's was his. With pride, he presented the expansive interior of the Church that immediately captures one's attention and compels the gaze heavenward. There the marble columns are topped on the clerestory level by saints, popes, and apostles on both sides of the nave. The stained-glass windows burnish the sunlight of late afternoon with a rich medley of color. I could go on and on about the majestic beauty of the nave, the marble sanctuary, the frescoes peeling off the high walls. But there is a sadness about a once-powerful testimony of faith in stone and glass now in danger of collapsing into rubble. Has faith disappeared from our families and neighborhoods? Is this why abortions, suicides, and opioid addiction abound while marriage and family life are on the decline. this seems too much like today's Gospel in which the Lord can work no mighty deeds in our midst because of the lack of faith? I hope not. I hope somehow new waves of faith-filled immigrants might arrive and fall in love with Saint Anne's beauty, restore its former glory and fill its nave with sweet hymns of glory to God. I pray for that. The beauty of the faith attracts us because it hints at the beauty of God Himself. Saint Anne, grandmother of the Savior, pray for us!

A wonderful sanctuary in the heart of Fall River. The shrine is in the basement and features…read moreseveral chapels and a lovely one dedicated to St. Anne. If you look to the right of her statue, you can see the collection of crutches that belong to people who have been healed through the intercession of Good Anne. In front of the statue is a stone from her home in Jerusalem. For more information and the Mass schedule, refer to the website....http://www.stanneshrine.com/

Love my church! Reverend John Eger is a fantastic man of God and a great person to get to know. I…read moreabsolutely love Robin Eger's passion for the children of Attleboro and I feel ministered to by the loving elders and friendly congregation

Beautiful parish . Beautiful devotion to the Roman Catholic faith! Welcoming to all who seek the…read moreLord!