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 .

Absolutely the best Bible driven church I have been too. The Pastor is honest, real and does not…read moresugar coat the Gospel. You're welcomed as soon as you enter the parking lot and when in the church love is everywhere. Great programs for kids, adults, recovery and more. Live band with great talent and current christian music.

From the owner: Anchor Church is here to connect people with the gospel of Jesus and help them have hope in…read moreeveryday life. This hope is found by focusing on God, His family, and His mission.

As a former member, we really miss St. Paul and the congregation. We attended the 'traditional,…read moreliturgical worship. For those who prefer the contemporary service, there are also options for those as well. Because we relocated, we were never able to send our children to the school that is also highly regarded by parents. There are all differnt ministry options (small groups, womens' ministry, etc.) Although we moved 4 years ago, we pray that we find a congregation in our new location that is similar to St. Paul LCMS.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Lutheran Churches…read more- Churches & Places of Worship - Religious General Interest Schools - Schools - Lutheran Church Missouri Synod - Religious Organizations

I went to St. Raphael school K-8 and attended / served Mass here growing up. I have been to both…read morethe original and newly renovated church. I hate to be critical here, but I'll try to justify my rationale of why I'm upset. Here are the highlights: ~ The Church: Since the renovations, it's become a more modern looking church, even though it still has the same Altar and crucifix as the original. Being so close to the original church as I was growing up, I couldn't help but feel sad and disappointed in the renovations. To me, it lost its holiness. The original church just had that feeling that I was entering into God's presence. When I go the Cathedral downtown or St. Mary in Avon, I get that same feeling. It definitely enhances my worship to God and makes all the difference. Certainly, the modern churches like this one are beautiful looking, but to me they lose that holiness I long for in my worship to God. See pictures of each attached. ~ Music: The long time music director/ organist / cantor here is special. I love his rendition of the hymns: the Magnificat (Chepponis), Jesus The Lord (Roc O'Connor), One Bread One Body, I Am The Bread of Life, and Taste and See, to name a few. Since the renovations, though, he hardly sings anymore and they have assigned cantors for each Mass, which is unfortunate. ~ Priests: Over the years, St. Raphael has been blessed with many priests starting with who I grew up with: Fr. Callahan, Fr. Tom, Fr. Craig, and of course Fr. Tim. I also loved serving for some of the substitute priests (their names escape me). From what I've heard, it sounds like the other priests who have now come and gone are great too, which is a wonderful thing and what you hope for in every parish. Overall, it's a great parish, community, and school. I enjoyed it during my younger days, but I've since moved on and attending other parishes that will enrich my love for God even more -- and that's most important for all of us to find.

Warm, welcoming church with an amazing Minister. Reverend Stuart delivers thought provoking,…read morerelevant positive messages.

What an amazing church!…read more First and foremost, the true Word of God is being spoken here straight from the Bible, not a teased out, diluted, tangential sermon. The pastor is very articulate, deliberate, non judgmental and on point. Great worship music. Very welcoming from the first encounter. Two Sunday services at 9am and 10:30am. Small groups, like women's, men's, young professionals, high and middle schoolers, international, national and local mission work seem to be of high value and import. Child care is over the top!

Have attended services for a few years. Pastor Dan is knowledgeable & has a great sense of humor…read more(always a good sign). Good music. Good coffee pre services. Friendly congregation. Have helped me when no one else would.

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

Great church especially for young families. First thing you notice when you walk in is the secure…read morecheck-in kiosk and the coffee station (bonus points for being locally roasted). The kids areas are beautiful. Fun murals on the wall and a play place in the preschool section. The people helped us around and were super welcoming. Great music, very good quality and heartfelt. The message was great, very relatable, scriptural and laced with humor. I appreciated how practical and folksy it was. The pastor greeted us after service and was super chill and non-pushy. All around great experience, definitely a great option if you are looking for a church in the area.