Barre, MA is a small rural town located in Central Massachusetts. The town has a population of around 3,500 people and is made up of mostly Catholic and Protestant churches. There are two Catholic churches, St. Bernard’s Parish and St. John the Baptist Parish, as well as five Protestant churches, including Calvary Baptist Church, First Congregational Church of Barre, Immanuel Lutheran Church, Barre United Methodist Church, and South Barre Congregational Church. Each church offers different services such as worship services, fellowship opportunities, Bible study groups, youth groups and other ministries that serve the local community. The churches also offer support and guidance to those who are facing difficult times in their lives or anyone who seeks counsel or spiritual direction from a faith-based organization. All of the churches offer unique ways to engage with God through weekly services and various activities throughout the year. Barre’s religious congregations provide an important role in the life of its citizens by providing spiritual guidance amidst today's ever changing world.
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- Unlock% are Episcopalian
- Unlock% are Catholic
- Unlock% are Lutheran
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- Unlock% are Presbyterian
- Unlock% are Church of Jesus Christ
- Unlock% are another Christian faith
- Unlock% are Judaism
- Unlock% are an eastern faith
- Unlock% affilitates with Islam
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