Love the location right on the harbor and look forward to Saturday 5:30p mass. Unfortunately it's…read moreonly opened from Memorial Day to Labor Day.

A seasonal chapel that overlooks Falmouth Harbor. It's a pleasant historic chapel, tho it could use…read moresome work. It's open seasonally from Memorial Day to Labor Day, but it was extended this year due to COVID. St. Thomas Chapel was once a flourishing parish when it opened a century ago- https://www.joinmychurch.com/churches/St-Thomas-Chapel-Falmouth-Heights-Massachusetts-United-States/68636 Now it has a small membership, dependent on tourists, and the parking is purgatorial. It's a friendly, welcoming church. Falmouth Heights started as a vacation destination and still is- https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:1257dc11h St. Thomas Chapel is a spiritual oasis.

Great value and we always participate each only on Monday 5-7pm July and August each year.read more

Went to volunteer with the strawberry festival, ended up getting attacked over my faith. A young…read moreman in seminary joined in, vey inclusive unless you aren't one of them. I found this very disgusting, and the congregation should be ashamed of themselves. I had nothing to say, yet kept getting attacked. The Episcopalians say they teach inclusion, maybe they do, but not this church. Sorry I volunteered to help with the community, maybe this church should catch up on Christ teachings.

I grew up at this church. Donnie (the old choir director and pianist), as well as Alex (the new…read moreone), are both fabulous. The choir is beautiful. The church itself (the building), is gorgeous. And the childcare programs (CCCD, VBS) were always great! However, my family and I have had 3 funeral services with the church over the past few years (with two being in the last 3 months) and father Healy made an absolute abomination out of them all. He wouldn't allow my mother to write the eulogy from her heart and said it needed to be about the dead's relationship with god (which was especially difficult for my uncle considering that he could not speak and was severely disabled). We were not allowed to have ANY songs that held personal meaning (and yes, I specifically found churchy music for the occasion. It's not like I requested that WAP be played), and were told funerals are about god, not the person who passed. For my grandmothers funeral, father Healy stood up and told the audience that her 'ticket to heaven' was my uncle because she had to take care of him. He is a human being. The only reason father Healy got away with saying that is because he can't speak back. He would've NEVER said that about a person who could care for themselves (and proved that by not mentioning her other child). For my uncles funeral, he said that my uncle was not important to the beings on earth. He said that if my uncle was significant, there would be hundreds of people at his services and many eulogy's but look where we are. I am unspeakably disappointed in Christ The King and can not believe the death of my dearest friend has been made into a spectacle for someone we may not ever even meet. Don't have your loved ones services here unless your ready to ignore the love people had for them as well as your morals for an hour and listen to the ramblings of a rude man who was given a podium.

Beautiful church. They are having a Blessing of the Animals on October 1, 2023 . Easy to find too !read more

My family & I were welcome with open hearts & beautiful souls @coastline as soon as we walked in…read morefor the first time 6mths ago. It's a place that just lifts you up & makes you feel loved & @home. Pastor Donald is amazing& so is his family! They continue to bless us every Sunday & always! We are overjoyed to be a part of this wonderful church & all it's true blessings thank you so much ! Love LaVerne

If you are looking for a church that preaches the Word of God, and only the Word of God, you will…read morefind it at Coastline. Pastor Donald is transparent in his preaching, always going back to the Bible. Please go, check it out for yourself. The music is great, and the people are so friendly, we felt immediately at home, and knew we'd found our new home. It is a great asset to the Yarmouth community.

Last Friday we stopped in at this Church for Falmouth High School's annual A Capella Fest. This was…read morethe first time we have been into the church and the first thought that came to my mind was WOW. This church is massive and it has an incredible hall as well as lobby. The lobby itself has comfortable seating areas as well as a Kids Zone and coffee shop. It is obvious that the members of this faith community care for each other and their faith practice. In the end we enjoyed the show and were grateful to have spent the evening at this wonderful church.

We are visiting the Falmouth area & so glad we chose to worship here today. The worship music was…read moregreat & the message was totally spot on! Friendly people - thank you Pastor, Steven & Mark for chatting with us after services. If we lived here, this would be our home church! God bless you!

Wonderful pumpkin patch. We traveled all over looking for a pumpkin and this place has the best…read moreselection, hundreds. The thrift shop is also awesome and they have lobster rolls too. The pumpkin patch is just amazing and so cheap. Large ones, small ones, gourds, decorations. I can't wait. Friendly volunteers and a wonderful church.

Such a pretty historic church! The Pumpkin Patch was worth the U turn! Wish we were in Yarmouth…read morelong enough to get one. Go Red Sox!

Fantastic kids program for children ages 3 months through 4th Grade. The sermons are relatable and…read moreyou feel like the Pastor is talking directly to you. I felt like I was "home" after the first time I attended. There's a strong feeling of community among the people who attend Harbor.

There is hope in the place. I've had the privilege of attending here since it began. Real people,…read morereal hope. So grateful God led me here

I have been attending this church for about A year and I…read morecan't imagine attending any other church! Such a non-judgmental community.

I generally steer clear of mysticism, self proclaimed holy books, sanctuaries and happy-clappy…read moremusic. That said, I recently felt the power of Jeebus compel me to pull over immediately and wander onto the grounds of the Unitarian Memorial Church in Fairhaven, MA. What others might call a church, I'll freely dub a cathedral. It's the renegade in me. Gargoyles, massive and intricately carved wooden doors along with ornate iron work bespeckle this Southeastern New England gem. Standing in the majesty of the structure feels analogous to having taken a direct flight to the 15th century. Kings would hold ordinations here. There is no sense of urgency surrounded by such calm and tranquility. The demands of life seem less significant when you're enraptured by such grandiose beauty. The architectural wonderment forces time to slow. But as a practical matter, church tours tend to end before vespers.