Appreciate what this church has meant to me and my family! My life has been changed by attending…read morehere! Not only have I seen a change in my life but in the lives of others. The outreach into the community is absolutely amazing, and the heart that they have for the city of Canton is seen through the outreach efforts. Do yourself a favor and join for worship. God wills that none should perish but have everlasting Life, and this is a place where you can find eternal happiness to be true in your life. I highly recommend!!

My first visit to Living Water Church was amazing. The worship team is energetic and uplifting, and…read moreboth the pastor and head pastor are phenomenal. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and I left feeling encouraged and inspired. I'll definitely be back.

Unfortunately the music ministry has become more of a Sunday morning rock concert than a praise and…read moreworship service. It's so loud, several members I know have left for that reason alone. The church has started catering to a younger audience and this also has driven quite a few of the older members off, which has been sad to see, our family left also. If you are looking for family activities, the church doesn't offer a lot in that regard either

This church proclaims the Gospel pure! Loves, worships and honors the Lord God Almighty (triune)…read moreand stands on the principles of the Scriptures! It proclaims the truth in love! This is done in very many different ways and ministries! Lead pastor Adam Romans knew us by name after a couple weeks attending here. He has a wonderful wife, Christina, who serves sacrificially from the shadow, with all her heart, dedication and love. They are very welcoming and have a beautiful family. Pastor Adam takes personal interest in getting to know you as individual! He is very well educated yet humble; compassionate and caring; devoted and wise. He preaches the Word in truth and love. Pastor Steve Moroney is a great teacher of the Bible. We love his in-depth Bible Studies. He is also very wise, knowledgeable, supportive and caring. Pastor Isaac Van Epps manages the Care Department at the church. Although he is new to Parkside Green, he is very experienced and wise counselor/teacher. He is a patient, gracious and encouraging pastor! The student and children's ministries are blooming due to fantastic leaders and volunteers who do the job with much love, wisdom, dedication and empathy! Here, at this church, are many support groups that are doing a phenomenal work in the community due to the love manifested by their volunteers. We have been coming here for about 3 years and absolutely love the people, the pastors, the teaching and the worship.

Formerly Harvest Bible Church, this church connected with Parkside Church in Bainbridge about 12…read moreyears ago and became its affiliate under the guidance of Pastor Alistair Begg, its respected leader known to many through his Truth For Life radio show. Prospering for a decade, in 2019 Parkside Green chose to become independent again, and other than retaining the Parkside name, there is little connection between the two churches. Lead Pastor Adam Romans is a compassionate, well-educated man whose sermons are historical-based, not theme-based, so you are more likely to leave a Sunday service thinking "Good to know" rather than "Wow! Great message! I can use that concept in my daily life this week!". Pastor Steve Moroney recently retired from a career teaching theology at Malone University and he is excellent at teaching Bible studies; the childrens' programs are respected by families. On the downside, if you are looking to interface with Alistair Begg's network, the affiliation is now nearly absent, and Parkside Green is struggling with making effective/proper decisions through its inexperienced elders. Worship/music has talent available but lacks the music dynamics expected for a church of this size, possibly due to novice leadership. Church membership requirements have become inappropriate for some, being circumstantially-based rather than Biblically-focused. I attended here regularly for the past year; church rejected my potential for service, and did not provide annual accounting as required by the IRS for my ongoing financial contribution. Put this church on your "shopping list" but be careful that it is essentially starting over again by its own choice.

This Church has the Unchanged Traditional Latin Mass. Come and celebrate The Sacrifice of The Mass…read morehanded down from Christ The King.

This small, simple Catholic church offers only the traditional tridentine Latin Mass. Missals can…read morebe borrowed. Not fancy but but you will feel blessed once you walk in the door. Mass is at 8:30 a.m. Sunday mornings with the Rosary one hour before at 7:30 a.m. All newcomers welcome.

My husband had to go to Northern Ohio for work and I came along to see what we could find of…read moreinterest. My husband found pics of this lovely church online. He called to see if we could have quick peek inside .. we were 30 minutes away. The lady that answered the phone was very kind and informative. My husband is more into history and details. I'm more visual ..love playing with my camera. I believe the lady who let us in was named Mary. She pointed things out to us .. especially my husband .. as I gazed around. She explained the shine to the saint and that it contained a bit of her bone. She even showed it to us. We are protestant but if I lived in the area I would attend a service just to hear the organ. The cathedral is very old .. I think 1870 when they began construction. Its impressive..huge.. high ceilings and stained glass windows. Pipe organs. The shrine inside the cath5 is for St. Dymphna is the patroness of those afflicted with mental and nervous disorders.  Although many have never heard of St. Dymphna, she is becoming increasingly popular during these days of worry, fear and anxiety. Then, too, there are few people in the world who are not at some time or another troubled with their nerves. Apparently epilepsy was considered a condition of the nerves or mental and was included. Behind the cathedral is a small cemetery some of the stones were from the late 1800 and early 1900s.

Wow heard the Mass fro SMCM yesterday 8/1/21on the Living Bread Radio and was very disappointed…read more I've heard better music on the Barney & Friends TV show. Such a far cry from when this parish had a men and boys choir and a time when they actually cared about their music.

I highly recommend a visit. Great environment. Beautiful church with welcoming people.read more

I attended here last year for sunday mass while visiting family. The architecture was modern but…read morebland, the homily was shallow, the music was not very memorable--except that very few people sang. Yet Jesus Christ is always present in the sacraments, and of course that is why we as faithful Catholics went to church (and of course Jesus gets 5 stars!) If I lived in this area, I'd certainly give them a try with a few more visits, but I'd also look at some other Catholic churches nearby too.