This IS a beautiful church. We had beloionged to this church for 34 years. We did get beautiful…read morepictures when our daughter got married on the balcony too. You are correct about the baby room also. You should stop in on a Sunday and get your Jesus on too. Lol. Thanks for the nice comments

Enjoy great worship, excellent teaching, genuine friendship at this humble Christian Church. There…read moreis a wide range of fellowship groups from Celebrate Recovery, kids, women, and men's. All welcome.

From the owner: Life Church (formerly Life Christian Fellowship) formed in 1993 to help people in central Delaware…read moreCounty grow lives of deep meaning. It’s the kind of life that is more than checking off boxes of things that attempt to define success and significance but always falls short. Life matters and it’s deep meaning can’t be forced, but only discovered. We believe this life of deep meaning begins with God. We also believe you were never intended to live this life on your own. And we believe that when you discover your purpose, you can’t help but want to help others do that as well. At Life Church we want to help you grow with God, connect with people, and serve with purpose.

This is my home church, so I am a bit biased. The church knows how to do relationships and…read morecommunity well, all while keeping Christ at the center. I have grown in my faith here and met some really wonderful people to do the faith journey with. Unique to this church is that they have a Prayer Room where you may go and receive prayer at the close of every Sunday service and their community groups all have a Kingdom Partner as a way to extend the hands and feet of Jesus into the community. As a creative person myself (and lover of the music and arts), I personally love that there are so many artists, musicians, songwriters, poets to connect with. But first and foremost, it's so rare to find a church that really puts Jesus first and cares about the community. If you're looking for a truly authentic place to grow in your faith in Jesus, give 6:8 a try.

Love 6:8! This is a fantastic small church in the Ardmore / Main Line area. I love everyone that…read moreattends this church, there are so many cool people here! If you are looking for a church in the Ardmore area and desire to grow in your walk, look no-where else.

This is a very beautiful church both the upstairs main church and downstairs in the chapel. The…read moresound of the chimes can be heard many blocks away and it sounds lovely. There is a large parking lot in the rear. Most of the Masses are in the chapel which I think is a more warm expression of the people of the parish, where as the upstairs church is large with huge wooden beams in the ceiling & although the altar is very lovely I think you get a more warm feeling in the chapel.

Love & adore this family of Christ; Leadership in all areas truly care that you understand the…read moremeaning of Salvation, reason for Communion and families become your family. The Love of Christ shines through this congregation, a tue joy to watch the children be minded, "Please do not run to Sunday School ~ slow down, slow down." Not much more you could expect & appreciate with church

Eight years ago the Pastor reached out to me on Yelp to say they had a new location. So I went to…read morecheck it out as I was still church hopping and also, have you ever felt guilty for giving a church a 3 star review?! This new space at Philadelphia Film Center is actually pretty great. The lead Pastor continues to deliver relevant and biblically sound messages that are often wonderfully challenging (cry much?). And the worship team is filled with powerful voices. What's by far very interesting about this space of faith is the racial diversity. It is not mainly a sea of salt with a few sprinkles of black pepper, but a truly spicy rub mix, which you'd think would be more common in Philly-- but it's really not! And while the church definitely caters to the enthusiastic and passionate college students, there is an effort to create a supportive space for families. This is where I know there is room for growth-- if this is something you're really looking for, their South Jersey campus may scratch your itch. Pro Tips: 1. Free parking is offered at The Shops at Liberty Place-- a walkable distance which has allowed me to develop a very amicable relationship with the local Dunkin Donuts staff ; shoutout to their daughter who tirelessly works there as she studies at Temple. 2. If you're bringing your baby in your lap to the service bring some baby-sized earmuffs or check them into the nursery because many times it'll be like David (2 Samuel Chap 6) shouting praises for the first 20 minutes. And while your baby's cry may not be heard, it'll probably wreck your vibe. 3. If you tend to roll late wherever you go (raises hand guiltily) come to the first or third service where seats are more likely to be comfortably found. Come all ye faithful but especially all ye weary. You will be found.

I'm here in Philly for couple months and needed a contemporary church Sunday service. I was worried…read moreabout the parking situation because the location is in the heart of downtown Philly... the streets are busy, crowded, dense. Fortunately: Street parking is not impossible but also not free. The church gives out parking voucher at Liberty Parking Garage -- for free! The service was great, the people/community is diverse, welcoming, and amazing!

This is such a fun and welcoming church. The Epic church has multiple locations all over…read morePhiladelphia but this location meets in the Suzanne Roberts Theatre. Each church leads their own worship in the beginning but then the same message is live-streamed from the central location to all the other ones. Kind of a different experience if you're used to the traditional preacher at the pulpit kind. Make sure you come early and grab yourself a compliment cup or coffee or tea. If it's your first time you should stay afterwards for 5 min (it really is only five minutes) to talk to a representative and learn about all that the church does and how you can get involved. Bonus: you get a cute lil goodie bag with church swag. They have child care available during all services to let you focus and take notes. Great church to check out and has great opportunities to serve others.

I've been going to Epic for almost a year now and I can honestly say that I've met so many genuine,…read morewelcoming people here. Most of my close friends I first met by going to Epic and getting plugged into a Life Group (small group that meets during the week). I had just moved to Philadelphia when I started attending and didn't know many people and Epic was the first place I felt truly welcomed and comfortable. The messages on Sunday morning are practical and engaging. There's always something I can take away and apply to life and my routine during the week. The music is current and upbeat and is one of my favorite parts of going on Sunday. There are two services Sunday morning: 10:00 am and 11:30 am. When you walk in the lobby, there is free coffee, tea, hot chocolate and water. There are usually people in the lobby mingling with friends or getting connected with someone if it's their first time. The dress code is very casual and it doesn't matter how you show up. There are environments for kids (babies through 5th grade) during both services. During the 11:30 service middle school and high school students (6-12 grade) get together to learn and grow together in a fun way. Epic has four locations in total, so if Center City is not the most convenient for you, you can also check them out in Fairmount, Roxborough, and Parkside.

A truly wonderful church to hear the Truth and connect with christian neighbors who can become your…read morefriends.

We stopped in to this church to visit our niece and her family today (Sunday, 2015-05-03). It took…read morejust a few minutes to find it at 444 creamery way, but the awning helped us find it. The congregation is vibrant: there are people engaged of all ages in worship, the worship leadership, and also in Sunday school afterwards. It was encouraging to see people going in with bibles in their hands and the emphasis on scripture in the service. The people were all very welcoming and made us feel at home for our first visit. We're sure to stop in again if we're ever in the area!