Faith Alliance Church

1 reviews

833 Pleasant St

Attleboro, MA 02703

http://www.faithall.org

Faith Alliance Church planted its roots in Attleboro in the late 1800s as the People's Free Church. The church evolved and became part of the Christian and Ministry Alliance. The church outgrew its Park Street location and built its current church in the late 1970s. Two decades later Faith Alliance Church again outgrew its location and built an addition. Today, Faith Alliance offers various ministries including MOPS, a program that fosters God's love through celebrating motherhood; a youth ministry for junior and senior high school students; and Kidz Blast, a children's ministry for grades Kindergarten to grade 5. For adults, Faith Alliance offers men's softball, men's and women's retreats, adult group studies, and one-one-one discipleships. Faith Alliance and its Pastor of more than 10 years, Rev. Donald Wiegand, welcomes all to participate in its services and programs.

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5.01 reviews

Kevin V.

10/28/2024

Love my church! Reverend John Eger is a fantastic man of God and a great person to get to know. I absolutely love Robin Eger's passion for the children of Attleboro and I feel ministered to by the...

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