Christ Episcopal Church

St. John Paul II Parish, formed from the merger of St. Bridget of Kildare in Moodus and St. Patrick in East Hampton, is a vibrant Roman Catholic community in the Diocese of Norwich, Connecticut. The parish offers a rich array of ministries, events, and faith formation opportunities for individuals and families throughout the year. The parish welcomes newcomers and visitors to join in its worship services and engage with its diverse offerings, including men's ministry, youth groups, and programs focused on the rosary. This united congregation is dedicated to fostering a nurturing environment that embraces and supports all members as they grow in their faith journey. Generated from the website

As HNCC has seen many changes in the 110 years since our founding as Swedish immigrant families living in the local area, we now carry an identity that is community-based and enjoy a fellowship of people of wide diverse backgrounds. We're situated in a quiet rural setting at 17 Haddam Neck Road yet our experiences together are far from reserved. Those who find here an easy to embrace faith-home, also find a lively, family-focused and spirit-filled community whose central purpose is sharing God's gracious invitation to a new life through Jesus Christ. Joy, human connection, and genuine caring are what define us. We easily acknowledge our imperfections, and equally embrace graciousness toward others. Here, you are free to be unique and yourself and to join us on this journey of learning that is life-long. This lifelong pursuit at HNCC includes many paths such as Sunday School which is held during the school year at 9: 00 AM for all ages, children to adults. You'll also find Bible-based study groups and fellowship groups that are open to all. A current and relevant youth-based "Confirmation" class and a soon-to-be adult-based Confirmation class is available. We offer an Inquirer's class for any who are curious about the denomination and how it is addressing 21st century needs. We also have an active "2020" group which is a cross-section of our church population, that looks ahead to the year 2020 and how we can move forward with vision, hope and understanding. Outreach through relationship building is at the heart of HNCC's many active ministries. We are involved in local, regional and global mission and social justice efforts. From support of our East Hampton Food Bank, to LEEAD International ; from Cromwell's Children's home, to Ghana and Haiti and Mexico mission work ; from our East Coast Seamen's Mission, to the fight against human trafficking ; in all this and more you'll find the Covenant Church to be supportive and involved. Many of our ministries are listed on this website. We invite you to look at them all and see how Haddam Neck Covenant Church might fulfill your need for connection and simplicity of faith in an ever growing complex world. To invite all people to the celebration of God's grace and love, given freely to us in our Lord, Jesus Christ.

The Congregational Church of East Hampton, United Church of Christ, is a welcoming community located in the heart of East Hampton, Connecticut. Known for its caring and friendly congregation, the church embraces individuals from diverse faith backgrounds, offering traditional yet intimate worship services every Sunday. Recently, the church has entered an exciting new phase with the arrival of Pastor Robin Blundon, who brings extensive experience in ministry and a commitment to serving the community. As the congregation explores how to embody God's unconditional love, they remain dedicated to making a positive impact in the world around them. Generated from the website