If you want to be welcomed in like family even your first time , this is the most friendly come as…read moreyou are church..... a safe place to discover hope!!!!! Come and be encouraged, find friends become part of the family!!!!

This is the most loving church you may ever encounter. Fantastic contemporary worship,…read moredown-to-earth relatable pastor and some really great teachings from many of the seasoned members. Pre-pandemic, I enjoyed the in-person Bible study, prayer times, men's fellowship, monthly fellowship breakfasts/luncheons and regular worship Sunday services. Like everything else, they are still meeting via Zoom, but should soon be back to normal. Go with an open heart and open mind and receive the blessing that awaits you.

As a former alter boy from this church, I can say that it is a traditional catholic church…read more The gathers are small unfortunatly and the priest are at the age of retirment. If they got some new, younger priests in there they might be able to attract some new people

High Acres Christian Church is a small, non-denominational community church in the hills of…read moreAnsonia, CT. It is pastored by Pastor Jim Wegener. I visited the church's morning service on October 4, 2009. The service began about 10:00 AM, and ended about 11:45 AM. This is a small church - 90 chairs are set up on a Sunday, and this week there were about 45 attenders. The people are very welcoming and friendly, seeking out visitors but not overwhelming on the first visit. The dress is casual, and the worship style is contemporary. The service was about 1/3 music lead by lay people, about 1/3 communion (they celebrate the Lord's supper every Sunday) and church business (baptism, scripture reading and reflections by Elders, offering), and about 1/3 sermon (children's church is offered during the sermon). The sermon itself was expository out of Revelation 3, and was a good mix of scholarly discussion and direct application to the Congregation's lives. The pastor has no pulpit, but walked freely about the church, and enjoys a very interactive (but not socratic) style of presentation. Overall, I had a very good experience at the church. The gospel is preached, the people take care of each other, and there is a strong emphasis on ministering to the community around them.

The five stars here are for God who is Jesus. You see, we are all either his church or aren't…read more Reclaim is a gathering of individuals who want to be God's children and students in order to be more Godly. In order to be more like God would have us to be we ALL must be taught what God would have us to be. No more, no less. God's way is simple to understand but hard to accomplish within ourselves. That is because of ourselves not because of God. What's God's way and his word? If you really and truly want to know, go to Reclaim and spend a few years finding out. Learn the truth and live it with all of your might. There is NO downside to doing so. I hope to meet you some day.

The sign up front. I can never tell if this place is open. I would revise my review once I get the…read moreopportunity to actually tour it. It would be nice if they had hours of operation and grab and go calendars readily accessible.

The Seymour Historical Society is a gem! The Catherine Matthies house serves as a working museum…read morealong with hosting the Society. The Society puts on 8 to 10 programs throughout the year and invites the community in for them and to view the collections. The speakers that they get for the programs are fantastic! I have attended talks on bees, the Naugatuck River dams, all the wars, on Yale Bowl, on old trails and roadways in the area, and all sorts of other topics. If you haven't had a chance to visit, check their Facebook page or website, www.SeymourHistoricalSociety.org for upcoming event dates.