Lovely Coptic Church that has a faithful immigrant community. Do not pass up any opportunity to…read morevisit any bake sale or festival for visitors, the home-made Egyptian food is incomparable. The Coptic Church is one of the oldest branches of Christianity, tracing back to the Biblical era circa 50. A.D. and Apostle Mark. That's pretty impressive but not as awesome as the home made Egyptian Baklava I got from their last bake sale.

The two vapid reviews belong do not reflect the church at all but the needed CAUTION Coptics have…read moreto take even in this country against those who would persecute them. How little Americans know about the rest of the world and coptic genocide in the world is pathetic & shameful. This church is stunning and we took a tour of the church. I wish they would build one in Mt. Pleasant WI.

Beautiful church with stunning stained glass and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The singing during…read morethe ceremony was lovely and made everything feel even more special. The couple looked absolutely beautiful -- such a wonderful place for a wedding.

Stunning historic church recently restored inside and out…read more Attended Mass yesterday The pipe organ is amazing

This Congregation is a five star experience because the people are positively amazing. The…read moreexperience is different from tradtional mass in a lot of ways that are worth experiencing in person. Instead of the scent of frankincense and myrrh wafting to the heavens, you will smell sage, sweetgrass, cedar and tobacco. I am very sorry for those who have extremely sensitive lungs; in the post-COVID era, feel free to wear a mask if you need one. Service starts when the Spirit moves. Arrive early for parking. Come prepared to learn something, and if you are open to new ways of communing with God and with your fellow humans? This will be marvelous.

I enjoy going to Mass at Congregation of the Great Spirit and I think that everyone should attend…read moreMass there at least once just to see what it's like. However, I will warn you that if you are sensitive to incense or smoke, you might want to sit away from the altar because they burn tobacco during the Mass. I admit that I have had minor asthma attacks in the past after going to Mass there. Also, the website states that Mass begins at 10 a.m. Fr. Ed and company usually start at 10:20 a.m. or later so be prepared to wait. I especially enjoy the chanting and the drums, not to mention the statue of St. Kateri Tekakwitha and Jesus and Mary wearing Indian dress.

Ok, I continue to rate churches on their festivals and this one is GREAT. Tucked away on a dead end…read morestreet in Story Hill, you'd never know it was there and that would be a shame! It's the church fest of my childhood...great food, full of families, games of chance, wonderful people. If you missed this year, make sure you check them out next year. 10/10 would Festival again!

In The Name of Allah, The Most Gracious, Most Merciful…read more.. This place of worship is; welcoming, warm, generous, helpful, peaceful, and kind, just as the Islamic faith encourages Muslims to be. Kids are most welcome here and always within the Masjiid (Mosque), safe & kind place. Very community involved and resourceful...I've been attending this Masjiid for over 3 1/2 years now. My wife & I got married here, and we consider this our home mosque.

Handicap folks it is a hike from parking!!!! Sadly I was unable to visit due to location. Wife…read moremade hike and enjoyed her short visit. Historic.

Amazing. Simply amazing. The 15th century chapel of Joan of Arc. It is remarkable, unbelievable,…read moreawe inspiring and right here in Milwaukee. By the way, just a short walk from here I was charged with Blasphemy at my place of work. In 2023. I came here to contemplate, but since I belong to a union and I have tenure I am pretty sure I can't be burned at the stake. Of course this also means I won't ever be canonized.

Make yourself a private retreat or attend one of their programmed events and retreats…read more Easy communication and clear responses to what I was planning and how I wanted to engage onsite Silent or not Single room all with private bathrooms - one I stayed in was ADA bathroom/shower (but not arrangement of furniture - be sure to note your accessibility needs of any) Bring eye mask, earplugs, house shoes/slipper and cozy clothes Walking paths outside are short but you can do a good loop around the property - in warm weather there is prairie planting which I'm sure are lovely and a labyrinth to walk and 2 paths down to the lake - people go in the water from here in the warm weather. It's winter now and if you have steady footing it's a beautiful view watching the ice form on the rocks and edges of trees. Fantastic art room and main library as well as sitting/ reading nooks with books on every floor of the dorm. They serve 3 meals a day and you can take them with the retired nuns and other retreatants. Meal times are only 30min and by 20mins in they start to put things away so make a note if you are a slow eater or a late runner. If you have a specific diet I would recommend bringing your own food- they will try and accommodate you but there is a separate kitchen you can use and that way you can stick to your needs. Fruit and coffee and juice are available all day. The bookstore is great and there are Siena postcards - buy a stamp and drop it at the entry desk and it will get mailed. Art by Sr. Monica (St. Catherine in the chapel entry and on the exterior of the building) Plants inside are beautiful - retreatants are free to wander building as chose Can get spiritual guidance sessions or massage/ Reiki for a fee if you schedule it ahead of time.

Siena Retreat Center…read more We just took 35 people to the retreat center. We found the Center to be very welcoming, clean, and comfortable and excellent for our Transcendental Meditation retreat. We needed to bring our own food and chefs because we serve vegetarian cuisine. The Center staff were helpful and accommodating. While we found the Center much more expensive than other facilities, it is notable that one participant noted that she slept better over 4 nights than over the past 20 years. Many others had similar experiences.

This mosque is conveniently located off the highway. The main parking lot is spacious and there is…read morean additional parking lot located half a block away. The landscape is maintained well and is beautifully adorned with annual flowers in the summer. The indoors is just as beautiful and welcoming.

I'm a Muslim, good place for prayer, I hope everyone go and enjoy the pray time , and blessed his…read moretime to pray and stand on God hand , and the Muslim community, in this place helping who stopped for asking about the religion, school. Clean place, nice people. God bless all.