Was visiting the area and decided to check out their Sunday service - had a very welcoming feel and…read morethe worship was both engaging and creative. The sermon was relevant and had good life application points. Check out their website - http://airdriealliance.com.

You want five stars First Assembly? it needs to be earned. Your song services need work and is too…read morecontemporary and not that edifying. It's too bad popular hymns and courses have been banished at this church.

They are too modern and they spread the word of God in the wrong way. They hide the mission trips…read morethey go on which is irresponsible.

Centre Street Church is such a warm and welcoming church. I love going there. A couple of…read moreushers/greeters there have really warmed my heart on many a day. Their names are Marg and Larry. I HIGHLY recommend the church and the people there. Very family oriented.

Incredible, nurturing environment. Be prepared to be challenged, in a practicle and often life…read morechanging way. The music and message always the best!

Beautiful church, impressive interior and exterior grounds are awesome. Loved the Sunday mass…read morehomily. Welcomed all the visitors.

I'm never going to say anything bad about a church, obvi…read more But a tip for those of you who like to sleep in: if you go to the 12pm mass on Sundays, they usually have all the Christenings during that service so it ends up running about an hour and a half. The 10am mass is usually shorter.

If you are looking for an organization that is committed to serving the needs of the poor, you need…read morelook no farther than Street Church. This group of committed Christians faces extreme temperatures below 40 degrees in the winter and above 30 degrees in the summer, yet despite the extreme temperatures and being harassed by Calgary bylaw officers and police officers, they steadfastly serve the homeless four days a week with food, clothing and a Christian message of hope. They have successfully gotten hundreds off of the streets and these individuals are now contributing citizens in our society. They also serve the thousands of working poor that grace our streets. Some of the people they serve are banned for life from entering homeless shelters, so without the help of the Street Church, they would literally starve. I have looked at their organization in an in depth fashion and am convinced that they are all that stands between life and death for some of Calgary's homeless population. Way to go Street Church! (http://www.streetchurch.ca)