Having relocated a few times, I usually have trouble finding a church to call home in a new town…read more So I was thrilled to find this first, just down Flanders road from the Residence Inn where we first stayed. Excellent children's programs, and open hearted, down to earth people. I was in women's Bible study here for months and my daughter participated in the Gem's program scheduled at the same time. I made some great friends and connections here. Services are scriptural based, and pastor is quite humble, funny and amiable. My daughter is rather reluctant in New situations, but the games, singing, and art activities drew her in. Now she greets the children's director with a hug every time. Don't miss the Easter Egg Hunt, which is the best I've ever seen! People turn out in droves, but it's extremely well planned and organized. Great free food, games, and activities.

The Parish of the Good Shepherd is a welcoming Anglican community church, with a commitment to…read moreLiturgy and bible-centered preaching. It has a strong and growing Sunday school based on innovative principles of teaching young and older children. The outreach program is wide-ranging and widely supported.

We were looking for a 'high' Episcopal church in Newton, and this neighborhood parish in the…read morevillage of Waban is a gem.

Pastor Dane goes above and beyond for everyone. Everyone who attends is kind and welcoming…read more The population is mostly younger families but everyone seems to include everyone here.

Pastor Dane is the real deal. He discipled me for the better part of 7 years. Preaching line by…read moreline. He also ministered to my family through baby dedications, weddings, baptisms, etc over the past 14 years. You're not going to find a more sincere, consistent and doctrinally sound pastor in the area. He went as far as to stay over a night on a couch with no advanced planning during a family crisis. I would like to also respond to one of the negative comments on this page. The Bible says: Woe to you when all men speak well of you. A few outraged slanderers is par for the course for preaching the gospel in Massachusetts. I would be more concerned for someone's ministry if no one spoke evil of them. It's usually a stamp of a good church to have haters. Ask the Apostle Paul. My advice for the slanderer would be to: a) get born again if you are not, and b) submit to good Godly leadership as we are all commanded to by God. If you do this this you will be more graceful to the flaws you see in others instead of trying to tear people down on yelp reviews. Giving your "pennies" to the local church will become a joy and not a duty. You won't give "reviews" about a church as if it was your local Starbucks as you casually bounce from one to another nitpicking as you go. You will start to see it as a place where people come to meet with a *living* God. Are you telling me that you can't see and celebrate the downright miracle of a Bible-based church in Massachusetts circa 2022 and beyond? Someone who attends a church once a month and tells the pastor what he should be teaching is a walking red flag. My current pastor has endless stories of young prideful men walking in trying to tell him how to do things better while they themselves are doing nothing for the Kingdom and won't lift a finger to help. He calls them fruit inspectors; always examining the fruits of others but never their own. That said I can guarantee you Pastor Dane took your input to prayer. Even if he didn't enact all of your changes immediately upon your request. Here is a question for you: Have you forgiven this pastor and the church members for these perceived faults? Like the old saying goes: if you're looking for the perfect church, forget about it because the moment you walk in it will be imperfect. The church is a hospital for the sick and hurting. That is of course unless you are already well and not in need of a physician. For everyone else please stop by and watch God transform your life as He did mine through this man's ministry.

I grew up going here, and you cannot find a more devout group of monks. They are kind, hardworking,…read morehilarious, and hospitable. Going on retreats there was edifying. Amazing people! Beautiful place!

Relaxing environment, kind and generous hosts, and beautiful scenery. Great location for group…read moreretreats, family vacation, or prayerful solo trip. Wonderful location for Catholics or anyone who's curious about the Catholic tradition.

Great church. The Holy Spirit preaches from Pastor Brent. The best Pastor I have ever known. A…read moregraduate of Harvard University and strong family man. He preaches the entire Bible from Old Testament to New Testament. He walks with Christ. The church is so welcoming and healing. A great Pentecostal Assembly of God church. You will be transformed here.

Christ Revolution Church is the church that I have been going to for six months. I was first…read moreintroduced to CRC by their online sermons, which are accessible on their website. When I started coming for Sunday mornings, I was greeted by a loving congregation which truly cared for my well-being and development. The pastors are filled with the Holy Spirit and ready to serve you. This church is great for anyone seeking a relationship with Christ.

I have been attending Unitarian Universalist churches all my life. I started attending this church…read morewhen I moved to Wayland. This is a church for those who are searching, not for those who want answers given to them about the big questions in life. many of our members are those who have tried other churches or come from 'blended' families (married from different faiths) and they can all find a home here

I have attended this church since I moved to town in 1998. I came from another state and did not…read moreknow a single soul. This community basically encourages everyone to do good and to be good no matter what their beliefs about where life came from. I have been able to develop my own personal beliefs here in a supportive and tolerant community. The programs for children and youth were great for my kids.

Celebration international church is a friendly church where you feel welcome and loved. It has a…read morefull program for children teenagers young adults and families. They meet on Sunday morning at 10 AM. The music is contemporary and Spirit filled. They offer a food pantry for the community, Little Lamb daycare and nursery is on site, and it is the home of Veritas Christian academy.

I've attended this church for nearly 3 years, and there are few other churches I've attended that…read morehave the focus on the Holy Spirit this one has. The pastors are seeking God's direction and challenge the congregation; they don't just preach what people want to hear. Highly recommend if you live in the area.

This is a friendly Church hidden within a residential neighborhood near Clark Middle School. The…read moremusic, contemporary & traditional, compliments the wonderful Worship. The music director is a pianist who goes on tour to Europe in the summer. There's lots of outreach opportunities including monthly outreach-dinners to mentally and emotionally handicapped adults (since 1984), Uganda orphanage, Mexico orphanage, New England Seafarers Mission, etc. The services are broadcast on the local community access channels. Small group gatherings during the weekdays help enhance the experience. The Pastor is very knowledgeable on theology and presents thought-provoking sermons. The denomination is the same as the High Rock Churches, Evangelical Covenant based in Chicago. The denomination is affiliated with the Pilgrim Pines Conference Center/Camp Squanto in Keene NH. If you are looking for a place to explore Christ's love in your life, this is a great place for you and your family. You can really feel Christ here.