Really awesome place. CPC has so many opportunities to get involved- to be poured into, as well as…read morepour into others. I highly suggest coming to check it out on a Sunday and you'll see this is a special multi generational church with a fresh vision for what it means to be a community. Services at 9 (traditional) and 11 (contemporary) on Sunday mornings- or you can check out the live stream online. The worship is genuine, and the teaching is relevant, yet grounded in truth.

It is a wonderful Christ centered church. It has so much to offer everyone of all ages.read more

Fabric has been a meaningful community for our family for years. The kids' programming is top…read morenotch, the messages and live music are meaningful, spiritual, intentionally open-minded, yet often also challenging. Fabric is "contemporary", but it isn't meant to mirror a mega-church experience, it's about engaging in multi-week conversations with connections in the community. I'm sometimes surprised the attendance at Field School on Sunday morning doesn't approach a thousand, because it's exactly the right type of spiritual community for this century. Joining a Fabric group is encouraged but isn't mandated. Groups meet every week or whenever you can make it. Most people choose to become part of one, because it's a way to continue to engage on deeper issues together over a cup of tea or glass of beer. Groups can help us engage with each other's lives at a deeper level but also allow focus to reflect together on the current Fabric conversation. Some have critiqued Fabric, labeling it as surface level, due to a departure from traditional church doctrine and related sermons. I'd argue on the contrary, that it's far from shallow, and rather the opposite. If it is important to you to have someone tell you what you believe about God or Jesus or Creation or Heaven, down to your last thought, then Fabric isn't for you. But, most of us aren't like that. Life isn't like that. Life is about pursuing hopes and dreams, refining our values, developing family and friend relationships, and asking curious questions, which certainly involves asking questions about God and what they means for us. As such, Fabric is simply about living that life in community. Fabric isn't a Church, but Fabric IS church -- For the Rest of Us. Fabric's invitation could well be: Come for the music, stay for the conversation. All are welcome here, EVEN those who identify as Christians, and many of us do. Your faith is important to us. But that goes for everyone who gathers with us. Every person who shows up is important to us, and we are excited to meet you. We want to hear what you are excited about, and we want you in the conversation too!

Fabric Minneapolis is a church community that's made up of people with a wide range of beliefs and…read moreexperiences with church. Some folks have very traditional church backgrounds, some have been deeply harmed by the church, some are neutral about church. We have couples where one has had very positive church experiences and the other is an atheist. What we have in common is a commitment to wrestling together with the big questions of God and the messiness of life. I've been part of the Fabric community for 13 years. Before moving to Minneapolis, I attended a church in Cleveland, OH whose pastor I loved and who walked through important life events with me (e.g. he officiated our wedding, baptised our son). However, with Fabric I've really grown in my understanding of and beliefs about God, Jesus, and the Bible, AND also about being human, parenting, relationships, community. Largely this is because of the conversations that happen not only on Sundays but also with smaller groups during the week. I am connected with so many caring, authentic, curious, good people because of Fabric.

My wife & I were looking for a new church to worship our faith, we have been looking for a while…read morenow. After visiting the church for the 8:30 services today, we found the members to be more on the mature side & very down to earth. The congregation was very welcoming & genuinely pleasant to talk too! My wife and I felt the traditional warmth of the church & pastor. The sermon was enjoyable to listen too & the pastor had a sense of sincerity & humor. That hour of service was more personal with a smaller group of the parish. We will definitely be returning to future services & very possibly make this our house of worship. I feel this congregation is worth the visit for all that are looking for a new place to worship & feel welcomed.

Pastor Paul and Deb (Lakeville Campus) and Pastor Dan (Inver Grove Heights campus) are awesome -…read moreand so are Pastor Jason and Pastor Michael and the rest of Crossroads staff and members at both campus locations as well! This is a community of true believers, that teach you and stand firm on Bible truths - they stand beside you during any trial you may be going through, include you as part of their family and offers many community, family and personal resources to help you grow in your faith. They not just like a family - they are a family!

This is a great community of believers! Not only that, but they're like family to me. It's awesome!read more

We have been members of this church for 10 years. We love our church. Love the people. Staff. It's…read morea great place to be on a Sunday morning.

Welcoming, I love that music. It has what brings me back. I learn from the lesson, but the music…read moreis my draw!

I attended Speak the Word church Int'l for a women's conference and it was amazing! Dr. Reva Tims…read morespoke and she was awesome! I used to visit this church as a child with my Mother in the 90's, so it was a little nostalgic to wonder around the church and recognizing places I visited decades ago. The conference was three days and I attended 2 of 3. Friday night was praise and worship and the word that was brought forth by Pastor Tims. The praise and worship team were in sync and they definitely brought the praise with the worship; I had agreat time! They had the words of the song listed on the walls, so that I can sing along, if I wasn't familiar. I met very friendly people, a lot were very personable. The church had a wonderful lighting and display. The brunch on Saturday was amazing! Well served, good food and the message on both days was delicious to my spirit. Surprisingly, the brunch and entire event was FREE! Kudos to the Pastor, who was present for both days. I will visit more conferences.

Pastor Randy knows how to speak to his congregation! He is down-to-Earth, matter-of-fact, and…read moreno-nonsense when it comes to God's expectations - live with purpose, be a producer, keep moving forward, and carry The Word into the lives of others by living it, not preaching it! This man has a heart that reaches all around the world and I have been uplifted in my life because of my visits to this wonderful sanctuary :()

Pax Christi is the most "Catholic" Catholic Church I have ever attended in my 69 years on earth…read more The word "Catholic" means "universal" and everyone who would like to be here is welcome. Fair warning: the building is not a traditional shape, we don't kneel and we don't own an organ. We don't have many traditional statues, but we do have lovely sacred art all over the place. If those things are high on your list, I would say you should still check us out, just be forewarned. This is a vibrant community where we love and worship God, care for each other and reach out beyond our walls. We are a lively bunch, which some guests have called irreverent. But, we work to see Christ in each person, and when Christ is standing right next to us, we just have to talk to him or her!! We are quite dedicated to the teachings and callings of Vatican II (Don't worry, every now and then we sneak in a little Latin just so we don't loose our beloved traditions). We believe in and act on the Church's teachings on Social Justice, we study Holy Scripture, we adore the Blessed Sacrament, say the Rosary, and we strive to care for God's Creation. You will hear music played on piano, violin, bass, flute, handbells and some brass, percussion, guitar, and maybe a sax now and then - those are the gifts of our parishioners, and we cherish them. There are more volunteer areas than you could ever take part in, and you as a volunteer are welcome and needed. Come and worship with us at Pax. You and yours are welcome.

Very welcoming, great priests, lots of programs for all. There are 4 Masses to choose from and a…read morestreaming Mass as well. Great youth activities and faith formation program for all.

All of the Bible is taught as God's inspired Word. The historical hymns and liturgy profess and…read moreteach the eternal truth of God's love for His creation and the sacrifice of Jesus for each of us. The congregation is friendly and welcoming and always willing to share conversation about their church and their faith.

A great worship experience but the wrong address on YELP! The real address 316 10th Ave SE…read more Now, the worship: not just the generic "Smells & Bells." Everything they do has meaning behind it and there are people there who can tell you about it. If you've never experienced traditional liturgical worship, you couldn't ask for a better place to start. The congregation sings the liturgy along with the pastor. And you'll sing about a half a dozen hymns while you're there. Don't worry, there will probably be somebody standing behind you who sings out and lends courage to your voice. If that doesn't work there's an organ and a choir in the loft above and behind you so that the music wafts out and fills the whole space. The lyrics are old and they mean something. It's anything but Christian karaoke with lyrics that make it sound like Jesus is supposed to be your boyfriend. The intention is to "sing doctrine into your heart." If the word "doctrine "makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up, fear not. There are people there that can explain to you why doctrine is your friend. The preaching is straight and solid. It's not a peptalk. It's not going to show you how to keep your marriage faithful and your kids off drugs. The law is reached as law and the gospel is preached as gospel. If "Law & Gospel" is a new one to you, there are people there for that, too. I keep mentioning the people. Don't worry, it's not a cult. You won't have a dozen people trying to love bomb you into the congregation. A few people will say hi to you. If you want to visit with them, you can. If you just wanna sit and take it in you, can do that. But you will be welcomed. I know for a fact because I'm a tourist here myself who stumbled in after finding it on Yelp. Went to the wrong address first. Glad I found the right address.