“The Sacred Heart Church is a modern Church built 32 years ago to replace the old original Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church on Washington St. There is a large parking lot with handicap parking available. Handicap accessibility is through front entrance with handicap seating near front entrance at the side of the alter. The Church has a baby crying room and bathrooms in area of the rear parking lot entrance lobby area. The Sacred Heart School is attached with it's gym used for Church events and overflow seating for large mass gatherings. The rectory with Church offices, is next to the Church in a beautiful historic house with attached chapel. Attached to the Church is the original historic carriage house which now houses the St. Vincent de Paul charitable food pantry, helping those in need of food for many years. Father John is a fantastic priest who has been at Sacred Heart Church for over 20 years. Father John's Mass homilies are always a joy to listen to and always speaks to life's issues and how God is always there for us.Sacred Heart Church welcomes all.”
“Traveled an hour for some quality christian fellowship. Recently had to move out of the area but my heart will always bring me back. I thank God for the caring, loving wonderful brothers n sisters there. ❤”
“This church is one of the most welcoming churches I've ever been to. From day one, they make you feel like family. It's very refreshing to be welcomed exactly as you are with no hesitation or questions. For the first time in a long time, I feel like I've found a church home again.”
“As I have journeyed through life the Lord put it on my heart to share this review. This church is truly an example of a salt n light ministry. There’s no question the pastor and the ministry team is operating with the Holy Spirit.Sadly many churches have Succumb to appealing to the world and deviating from true gospel.I would encourage those who are searching for the truth and opportunity to have a life changing experience to walk through the doors of PCC and see what happens in your personal walk in life. Through Christ we Receive our identity. Other avenues outside of him we try to achieve our identity.”