This church is friendly and welcoming and most importantly, it is Bible true! The gospel is…read morepreached here. They are mission minded as well. If you're looking for a real church family, and not just a place to say "I went to church last Sunday" you should visit Florence United Methodist.

My family and I have been attending FUMC for the past 12 years. Not only did they make us feel…read morewelcome when we moved here from out of town, but they invited us to participate in all the amazing programs that the church had to offer. If you are new to the area or just looking for an amazing church to do life at...look no further!!!

When you have a very busy weekend, it's nice that this church offers a range of times. We visited…read morefor the 5:30p Sunday mass this past weekend. I couldn't get over how beautiful this church is!!! High ceilings, stained glass, pretty tiles covering the walls. I was also happy to see how packed the mass was. This is obviously a thriving community. I really appreciated the children's area downstairs. There was plenty of space, toys and books to keep my 14 month old entertained. And don't worry, they have speakers down there so you can still hear!!

It's awkward to write a review for a church; let's start there. I'll stick to the concrete, and…read moreleave the rest up to you. Mass Times: Saturday 4:30; Sunday 8:15, 10:30, 5:30 Daily Mass: 8:00 in the chapel on the third floor of the Catholic Center (enter the ground floor double doors off Herman St.) This church has the feel and beauty of old Catholic churches-elaborate interior painting, stained glass, stone structure. Fun fact: It served as the Cathedral during the 40's and 50's. (It's very popular for weddings.) The congregation is led by a Franciscan priest, and is diverse in many realms. This is the Newman Center for UC, so there is a student population-most prominent at the 5:30 Sunday masses. Logistically, parking can be a bit tricky-especially for the 10:30 mass during the academic year. The entrance to the parking lot is off of the University Ct./Fairview side as the street curves. The entrance to the back parking lot is further up Herman St. There is additional parking on Sundays in the Deaconess lot, also off of Herman St. or University Ct. Meeting space is available in the Catholic Center. Entrances, again, can be a little tricky-there are three options. There are double doors on the ground floor off of Herman St., there are glass doors on the Herman Street side at the top of the stairs, and finally, there is an entrance to the hall from the parking lot on the side of the church rectory-it's down about 4 steps. I've found people friendly, they have parish-wide events frequently throughout the year-and these usually have great pot-lucks!

This is my church home, so you might call this review biased. However, it's a church that is…read moreseeking to welcome all and become more like who Jesus has called us to be. There's biblical teaching and a strong focus on reaching others in the city to share the good news of the gospel. I first got involved through the Salt Company which is their college ministry-- UC, Xavier, NKU, Cincy State students check it out, nothing better than being a part of a church that loves on students! There's also a kids ministry if you have kiddos ages 0-10. Service starts at 10:02 am each Sunday!

Have gotten fried Cod / shrimp the past two weeks from St. Susanna. HUGE portions. You get two…read moresides with each meal. We've been getting fries and coleslaw. Everything is absolutely delicious. Their drive up and order is set up like Chick-fil-A. You guys have it dialed in. Great food - great service - great portions. Two meals for $24! You could actually feed more than two people with 2 meals. Shout out to the volunteers and the parish itself! I'll post pictures next Friday.

We have great priests. The sermons are all worth listening to and you receive a good message every…read moretime. The opportunities to participate in groups that fit you are endless and very much worth it. The adult religious classes are terrific.

One of my absolute favorite churches to visit is Immaculata. It's not only historical but, so…read morebeautiful and inviting. There is so much history behind the church. I love visiting during Easter, especially Good Friday when everyone walks the steps and prays together.

I've seen this church from both sides of the river, and always thought it was so cool looking and I…read morewanted to go see it up close. I finally was able to do that on my Birthday while taking a walk around Mount Adams. Took some cool photos, it looks pretty cool up close too. Now I just need to find out if I can visit the inside :)

This church is easy to find right off of Alexandria Pike in Kentucky. I like that it is right by a…read moregas station and a Burger King. The church is clean with nice well stocked facilities. They have water fountains where you can fill up a water bottle too. The staff is really nice and can help you and call you back. They are truly there to serve others and take care of business.

The Bridge Church might not be for everyone , because they are not an affirming Church you would be…read morewelcome to go to church but not recommend it to join any life groups or lead in leadership

I have been coming here for my entire life. The people are very friendly and they are always doing…read moreMission work it feels like. New members are always welcome and the current members are always trying to make them feel the best. They like to keep kids active to in the community including groups based off grade group which meet on Sundays and they are welcomed to volunteer for activities during church such as choir,acolyte, and many more ways. There are also many groups for adults and everyone is welcomed to join. Overall this is a great church with a great community.

Heritage has been a wonderful place for our family. The people are marvelous and there is a true…read moresense of purpose with their mission.

St. Paul welcomed me as a newcomer last year as I finished my final year at UC, and has become my…read morehome church as my wife and I live permanently in the city. They run a very traditional Lutheran liturgical service, featuring beautiful, classic hymns and Pastor Beck's excellent sermons.