St Patrick Cathedral School

Temple Emanu-El, located in Waterford, Connecticut, serves as the Reform Jewish community for the Greater New London area, embracing inclusivity and diversity. The temple welcomes individuals and families, including non-Jewish partners in interfaith relationships, fostering a vibrant spiritual home through meaningful worship, lifelong learning, and impactful social action. With a commitment to being a nurturing environment, Temple Emanu-El offers a variety of educational programs for all ages, including religious school for children and adult education classes. The community thrives on shared celebrations, social activities, and a deep sense of belonging, making it a cornerstone for its members. Generated from the website

First Lutheran Church of the Reformation, located in New Britain, CT, is a welcoming community that invites individuals from all religious backgrounds to join their worship services and explore their faith. With weekly in-person worship and the option to join online through Facebook Live and YouTube Live, they offer a meaningful experience for everyone. Additionally, they provide opportunities for Bible conversations and encourage the application of God's Word in daily life. Whether you are seeking a new church home, have questions about their ministries, or simply want to connect with a supportive community, First Lutheran Church of the Reformation is ready to welcome you. Their commitment to fostering understanding and engaging in interactive biblical conversations creates a space where diverse perspectives are valued and hearts are touched by God's Word.Generated from the website

For over 50 years the Catholic Book Store has been the premier Catholic retailer in Connecticut and is pleased to offer a large selection of religious books, music, dvds, greeting cards, and unique spiritual gifts for all occasions. Our goal is to provide the best in religious literature and gift items, along with excellent customer service, in a warm, welcoming, spiritually uplifting environment. In 1960, Rev. Edward J. McLean founded the Catholic Information Center and Lending Library for the Archdiocese of Hartford, CT. This ministry was located on Market Street in Hartford in the old St. Anthony School building. Rev. McLean held classes and gave instruction to those interested in learning more about the Catholic faith. From this burgeoning ministry, the Catholic Book Store of the Archdiocese of Hartford was born, offering religious books and resources to Catholics in the area. Over the years the book store has continually evolved to meet the needs of Connecticut's Catholic community. In 1995, "The Bookmobile" a traveling van began bringing a selection of books and gifts to local parishes across Connecticut. Then in 2003, a smaller satellite store was opened at St. Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield, CT. Finally, in April 2010, because of changing demographics, the Market Street store was closed and was joined with the satellite store at the Archdiocesan Center at St. Thomas Seminary, creating a brand new, beautifully expanded store.