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  I transferred to Connecticut and was living a quarter mile from Valley. I drove past Valley for years. My spouse and I attended another church in Brookfield but the preacher was too literal in his interpretation of scripture for us and the music program was non-existent. We tried Valley and received a friendly welcome. Adele, the preacher is wonderful, especially with children and Max the music director is classically trained and a joy to listen to (and watch) and if you join the bell choir he will teach you how to play. Valley is small enough to know everyone you want to know and welcoming enough to let you volunteer for anything that interests you. It's family-friendly and come-as-you are and members aren't too hung up on liturgy and they don't beat up on members for contributions. Almost half of the members are former Catholics, which speaks for itself and there's parking at the door.

  Added September 17, 2016 by Johnny V