I have attended Church of the Open Door for 34 years.Relevant messages,great music and an awesome…read moreyouth ministry.

From the owner: We are a community of people who Love God with everything we have, Love People with a love that…read morecomes from Jesus and who want to Live Surrendered to all that God has planned for us as individuals and as a church. There is so much we could tell you about Open Door, but the most important thing for you to know is you are welcome here! Just come as you are! We have 4 church campuses in Lorain County and 1 campus in the Dominican Republic.

Not a steeple with pew setup. This church is very informal, casual, and provides instant…read morefamiliarity. The website suggests a coffee house type setup and it truly does. Come as you are, find a seat at a table, sit down, and be apart of something great and good.

Pastor Jeff and his wife Donna, are truly wonderful and caring people. The church is very informal,…read morecoffeehouse style.... But the messages hit home and are current.... Try it you won;t regret it and you may even find a Sunday Home of Faith....

No matter who you are or where you are on life's journey, you're welcome here. The UCC is a church…read moreof firsts. First churches in the 'new world' (yeah.... we're that old), first ordained woman, African American, gay. Christianity truly IS all about loving your neighbor. Jesus said it. We live it. (And yes.... as pastor there, I'm a little biased!)

3 services to choose from. 8:30 AM, 10 AM and 11:30 AM. Wednesday services at 7 PM. All ages and…read moreall are welcome.

They seem nice. The worship team is awesome. However, as first-time visitors, we were a bit put off…read moreby the church's focus on money and the pressure to give absolutely all you can to the them. As second-time visitors, we were incredibly shocked to hear the pastor, from the "pulpit," literally chide and shame the congregants who were not wearing face masks, calling them words like 'immature' and 'childish.' It is certainly no one's business why someone else without a face mask on is that way-- their medical condition, religion, whatever-- so to have a pastor treat people that way was very sad. These examples clearly aren't the type of leadership and church atmosphere the Bible calls for!

I loved attending Hope Christian Church. I felt the Holy Spirit there. Couldn't wait to go every…read moreSunday. After I jointed the Church I had a serious medical issue that kept me out of Church. God healed me so i was well enough to go back. I now live in a retirement community only 3.5 miles from the Church in North Ridgeville. I called the Church to see if there was any help they could give me for rides but was told I could watch the services on line and apologized. I am really disappointed that a Christian Church could not attempt to help.

We love Hope church !! A wonderful Christian church and we have been going here for 8 years!! Our…read moregirls love it too. Good Christian music and great pastors .

I first visited Journey Church - Avon campus on a Saturday evening in late April 2026 for a group…read moremeeting and then again for a church service on Sunday, May 3rd 2026. The church is big with the main hall fitting about 350 people. Journey Church is a Christian non-denominational church with 3 locations. The first location is in Fairview Park. I enjoyed visiting the Avon location for church. I was greeted upon entering, then I went to the complimentary tea/coffee station and poured myself a cup of tea, then I went into the sanctuary to find a seat. The 12:30pm service that I attended was a great experience. Pastor Phil spoke with enthusiasm and gave Biblical examples. The praise and worship team played lively music. If you're looking for a church, you should visit Journey Church in Avon. They have plenty of groups (Bible study groups, singles groups, divorce care group, etc) - these groups will allow you to meet more people. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 80/250 total reviews in 2026 - 921 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 13 May 2026

When I first attended Journey church, I was a little taken aback by the way members of leadership…read morewere so emersed in conversations, that they would fail to say hello to those who passed them in the lobby. The second time I went, I noticed that individuals went out to their way to say hello. The last time I attended, I was darn near ran out of the sanctuary by the loudness from the singing (summer 2026). Unfortunately, even the ear plugs didn't help. It felt as though the women were attempting to sing louder than one another. Worship is for the Glorification of Christ and not a place for showmanship or stardom. Overall, I like the church; however, the loudness of the singing is a little hard to take. Just wanted to close out on a positive note. Ladies, you have beautiful voices and I wasn't meaning to imply anything different. I just want us to be mindful of those in the audience and who they are trying to connect with during worship. When you sing or play an instrument too loudly during worship, it comes across as a rock concert with Christian music.

I visited Christ the King Church for a Quiet Retreat on a Saturday in February 2026. I also visited…read morethe church for a Sunday morning church service back in December 2025. Prior to both of these days, I was given a quick tour of the church on a day after service, back in October 2025 by a friend who attends the church. Christ the King Church is part of the Vineyard Churches group of Christian churches. The church has a beautiful sanctuary inside that is fairly large with plenty of seating. The Sunday morning message by the Pastor is similar to other messages that I've heard from other non-denominational churches. The December 2025 church service that I attended was their Christmas service (it wasn't on Christmas Day). Their choir sang traditional Christmas carols and the piano player played organ sounds. It was lovely. The Quiet Retreat in February 2026 was a free and wonderful event. It was a Saturday spent with reading parts of scripture (The Holy Bible), praying as a group and individually, journaling (optional), and spending time alone in the church. With so much noise around us in the world, it was nice to spend the day in a little silence. The Quiet Retreat lasted from around 8am to 3:30pm and I had fun. The church provided snacks, tea, and lunch. It appears that they plan to do this retreat again so check their Instagram page or church website if you are interested in attending. If you are looking for a church in North Olmsted, then visit Christ the King Church. Everyone there is welcoming and friendly. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 135/250 total reviews in 2026 - 976 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 19 June 2026

I was told to call Christ the King church regarding help with a very serious matter. I left two…read moremessages for two Pastors (Rebecca and not sure the other ones name) and not one of them return my call. I talked to the Receptionist Peggy and she was very rude to me!

I love this church! When you need prayer...there is always someone willling to pray for you. Love…read morethe worship. With out a doubt the Holy Spirit moves through this place. The pastors always have a good word to share. If you are looking for a church or just passing through and would like to stop in this is your church. Welcome Home!

This church used to be named Church on the Rise. It's the same people in charge. Just do a search…read moreon Pastor Paul Endrei and you'll understand why the church is down to one service and not very well attended at that. Find a better church that doesn't preach the Prosperity gospel.

Came here for a worship/dance recital. It's a predominantly a black member church (I was the only…read moreIndian woman there) not that that is a bad thing but it made me feel like I stood out. The service was enlightening and engaging but the way they do their tithes and offerings made me feel absolutely pushed. I don't usually give much when I visit other churches and by being pushed to give "as much as I can" and having to go up to the baskets instead of pew collecting made it feel it was more "bullying" than anything so I didn't give anything. The dances that they do are predominantly African and urban. I enjoyed that. It was an entertaining, intriguing and interesting experience but I don't think I'll be back til they get more diverse Also the ladies room has massive toilet seats, being a vertically challenged woman (a little adult person) I had to jump to use it.