Riverside Cemetary Association is a non-sectarian cemetary run by the fifth generation of a Bronxville, NY family. The original cemetary was a parcel of 40 acres of farmland obtained in 1886. Additional land was purchased with fortheought, to make today's cemetary in Norwalk a place that is free of buildings, noises and objectional views.
The Stanwich Congregational Church is an evangelical Congregational church established in 1732. The New England style church is used for weddings, funerals and weekly worship.
Music is an integral part of parish life. Volunteers comprise the adult and junior choirs, and there are additional opportunities for musicians. Nursery and Sunday school programs are active, as are youth groups for teens and college students. Adults can choose from an array of small groups for fellowship, Bible study, and support.
Indian Hill Cemetery is located on Washington Street in Middletown. It is one of the largest cemeteries in Middlesex County and is non-denominational.
This cemetery is large and open, with private tombs and family walls. Among a few other notable people, the parents of President George H. W. Bush are buried here. Putnam Cemetery truly is a beautiful final resting place.
Rolling hills accentuated by vibrant foliage and majestic trees are just some of what you'll see on the grounds of the Kings Highway Cemetery. The newest addition to the Kings Highway Cemetery is the beautiful memorial wall, located in the southwest portion, that faces both the sunrise and sunset. The groundskeepers are committed to the maintenance and upkeep of the grounds, preserving its attractive beauty and peaceful atmosphere. The friendly staff is always willing to address any concerns or inquiries.
It's hard to miss the Second Congregational Church on the corner of Milbank and East Putnam Avenues. The church, founded in 1705, sits majestically atop a hill. Its magnificent stone building and steeple has become a town landmark. An informal worship service takes place in the chapel on Sundays at 8:30 a.m. The main service is held at 10:00 a.m. in the sanctuary. Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of the month.
Church School takes place during the 10:00 a.m. service. Childcare is available from 9:45 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on Sunday mornings.
Volunteers and professional musicians comprise the Chancel Choir and the men's and women's choruses. Youth Choir Program is a popular, non-auditioned group for boys and girls.
Old St. Andrews Episcopal Church is housed in a 200 year old building. The parish offers Holy Eucharist on Sundays with music at its 10am service. Old St. Andrews also offers adult education seminars, outreach initiatives in Simsbury and around the world and child care programs. The Rev. Earl G. Purnell has served at Old St. Andrews since 1997.
The Wilton Congregational Church, established in 1726, congregates on Sundays. The chapel was built in 1790, making it one of the oldest Christian religious organizations in the country, with the oldest meeting house in Fairfield County. It has a long list of opportunities for involvement in the church including religious education, missionary programs, choirs, volunteer and discussion groups.