Grace Episcopal Church — Attraction in Attleboro

The worship was so nice Rev. Jonathan gives the 2nd best homily I’ve ever heard after my dad who is a Pastor of course.

The people are so warm, my first service, and every service, I am greeted at the door with smiles so bright it always gives Genesis 1:3

The Episcopal Church celebrates an open table communion arrangement, an opportunity for non members to participate in Lord’s meal, and it is celebrated as often as we meet.

The service caters for people of all ages.

If you love music and choir singing, the church has an amazing choir, with wonderful songs, the singing is always so good(I can hardly keep up😂)

If you’re visiting or you’re looking for a Church family this is a place to be.

At the end of the service there is a blessing and the Rector Rev. Jonathan, always invites everyone to grab coffee and a snack or two, as he takes his time to engage with the laity with the assistance of Rev. Hylton who serves as the...

I would leave no stars if it were an option, this review is a reflection on the Grace Church based on its abandonment of its burial ground on Broad Street. The grounds have been neglected, abandoned, and vandalized for decades now. They claim to "focus on the living" and say they offer services helping the poor and their are no funds to maintain the cemetery, that being said the church and its "pavilion" seem to have no issues spending money on material items and restorations. Money was taken be these deceased individuals and their families, the desecration of their graves is on you, your staff, and clergy who have made the decision to not keep up your end of the bargain, it...

Friendly, inclusive, welcoming church community, with a magnificent interior. The antique organ is currently undergoing repairs but the original pipes are beautiful, as well as memorial stained glass windows. It is a fusion of gothic styles, designed by BOTH Richard Upjohn and Ralph Adams Cram!! Definitely worth a visit for this history, and a beautiful...