I love Maryland, I look forward to Sundays. The worship is top notch and Scots preaching is great…read more The facility is nice and the people are friendly. If your looking for a church try this one you wont be disappointed.

The church is open on Sunday, and currently has two services at 9:30 and 11:10. It is more of a…read moreintra-denominational church then a inter-denominational church. The church welcomes everyone. Child care during service is available. All ages can be involved in the church. Currently there are three people who preach. The lead pastor is Scott Longyear. He grew up in the Terre Haute area, and tends to relate the easiest to the parishioners because he is from the area. This is a very large church with a large following. To get the most out of the church people are encouraged to get involved within the church.

New Life is a beacon of hope and a sanctuary for so many lives. Not one person's story here is the…read moresame but we're all connected by the same need and desire in life. As a spirit filled church no 2 services /meetings are the same. You'll definitely leave different than you came; in the best way! There's also so many smiling faces and warm hugs that await you. My husband and I have been here going on 2 years. We have worked closely with many of the ministry leaders and can testify every department is ran with excellence. They are intentional about reaching every generation with the Gospel. And of course a church is only as good as it's leadership and Pastor and Sis. Tami Harpole are as real and caring as it gets. You will love their influence in your life. Hope to see you soon!

Wonderful church, awesome people, services that are beyond description…read more As a disclaimer, I am the brother of the Pastor of the church. However that is actually a positive for this review. When my wife were deliberating about moving to Terre Haute, for the sole purpose of attending New Life, we decided to make the decision based on the people and not our family. Family is also consistent and a great reason on its own, but the amazing attitude and kindness of the people was what really convinced us to make this our home. This is an Apostolic, Pentecostal church so you can expect great music, with a mix of Contemporary Worship and Black Gospel. People that generally don't like church and those that have different church backgrounds come together and both love it. The preaching and teaching are fantastic and there are so many elements I can't even describe. Come and check it out for yourself, or look us up online. http://www.newlifeterrehaute.com/

Love, love, love Mt. P. Everything from the friendly welcome to the encouraging benediction. Our…read moreChildren's/ youth programs are the best. Pastor Dennis is a great teacher who brings in so many insights for our everyday life. Pastor Rick shows his open heart for people. The facility is very accessible and tested every week with our Grace Unlimited program for people with disabilities. Celebrate Recovery meets here twice a week and is the home church for many who attend. There's so many things I could say about our church but you should just try it and see.

From the owner: We are making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world…read more Celebrate Recovery, Grace Unlimited Special Needs Ministry, Youth, Adults, Children, Worship, Music

Oak Hill Community is a non denominational country church. If your looking for an old time country…read morechurch this is the church for you. We travel all over the country and I use Yelp to help me find a church to visit when we are on the road, so I looked to see if my home church was listed. You might see Oak Hill listed as a Methodist church and it once was, but it is non denominatonal now. Pastor Tim Fagg runs the Light House Mission in Terre Haute and preaches here at 9:30 AM and again at 6 PM on Sundays.

If you live anywhere near this place, it is the best church around. The staff is amazing. The…read morechurch shows the true love of Jesus. The pastor is the most caring pastor I have known in a long time. The goal of this church is to reach Terre Haute for Jesus. If you want to go to a church that is on fire, and hear true gospel preaching, this is the place.

I had the opportunity to visit St. Benedict while on a Tenderness Tour event in Terre Haute,…read moreIndiana. While I am not Catholic, I have a deep appreciation for a variety of spiritual paths and I'm a lover of churches. St. Benedict was within wheeling distance of the hotel where I was staying - so, I decided to go ahead and visit. Please do note that this visit was pre-pandemic, so references to communal worship are not impacted by current health regulations. I'm simply trying to catch up on my reviews! Father Martin Day is the pastor of St. Benedict, a parish that has been in existence for over 150 years. I immediately fell in love with the church. The cornerstone of the church was laid way back in 1864. It was initially served by Benedictines and then Franciscans. In the late 1980s, the church went through quite a few renovations including an extended sanctuary, moving of the baptismal font into the sanctuary, the tabernacle was moved, the church was re-carpeted, and the audio was vastly improved. It speaks volumes about the memorable service that I do, in fact, still remember it and I do still remember the people. I have found that Catholic masses tend to be either incredibly social or incredibly internal. You basically get to choose. I tend to be very introspective during church services - it's nice to be acknowledged, but it's also nice to be able to have my experience and my time with God. The windows of St. Benedict are also quite beautiful - they are nicely described on the parish website. The church celebrates Mass at 12:05pm on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. They also have a Saturday evening Vigil Mass and a Sunday morning mass - the Sunday morning mass is also livestreamed. They also have a video on their website that offers a virtual tour of their really beautiful church. I enjoyed this Mass quite a bit. While I am not Catholic, many members of my family are and I'm somewhat familiar with the traditions. I obviously did not participate in Communion as that is not allowed. When I visit a church, I observe their beliefs and practices while also being faithful to my own. This is a wonderful church in Terre Haute and I will definitely visit again during those times I'm in the Terre Haute area.

Have you ever heard of the party game "Never have I ever...."? Well, never have I ever looked…read moreforward to attending church each week as I do since I started attending Crosslane. Each week the message seems to speak to me and my journey through this life.

I love my church! The care, concern, and community are AWESOME! I feel incredibly blessed to be a…read morepart of this church family!