Seamen's Bethel Church

6 reviews

+1 (508) 992-3295

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15 Johnny Cake Hl

New Bedford, MA 02740

+1 (508) 992-3295

http://seamensbethel.org

Seamen's Bethel Church in New Bedford, MA, serves as a historic and spiritual landmark for the local community.

With a rich history and dedication to providing a place of reflection and worship, the church offers a serene environment for visitors to connect with their faith.

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4.56 reviews

Jocelyn G.

10/2/2009

Awesome little chapel that is decorated with cenotaphs (gravestones that are memorials when there is no body). Its rather morbid, but interesting, to see the different ways that people have died...

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Jenna S.

6/23/2009

This church is super awesome!! It is small and there's not much to see, but it provided the setting for the preacher's Jonah and the Whale sermon in "Moby Dick." Upon entering, make your...

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Brian S.

1/11/2009

Call me Ishmael One spooky place, when you go upstairs you feel like you are in the novel Moby Dick and are about to ship out to sea.. Dark, cramped and smells funny, probably looks a lot like...

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Ger T.

3/7/2008

Small, old, and pretty, like a lot of little chapels around New England. I'd say this is a definite must-visit for any tourists to New Bedford just for the historical place factor (the chapel was...

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Tolga E.

8/16/2009

Locals of New Bedford seem to have an indelible connection to the Seamen's Bethel. I'm not entirely sure why. In the end, it's a historic church that doubles as an odd tourist attraction in a town...

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