Fairhaven (Centerville Campus) is our home church. Everyone is very inviting and helpful. If you…read moreare like me and a bit afraid of "big churches" don't be! Fairhaven is large, but doesn't feel that way when you allow yourself to be a part of the community.

I loved it here TIL...they sent me letters wanting money, money and MORE money! THEN, they…read moresuggested I withdraw from my retirement plan and or my kid's college money cause " you can always save more and we need it now!" They lost all credability with me and mine!

Sadly, this sweet little church closed recently. Most of their members seem to be attending…read moreCovenant Presbyterian Church, 201 N. Limestone Street in downtown Springfield, or Northminster Presbyterian Church, on Villa Road in Springfield (north side of town). Both are wonderful choices

I had a wonderful experience at this church. The regulars went out of their way to take care of my…read moreneeds. They had something for all of the family. There was great Biblical teaching. I would recommend this church to anyone needing a church home.

Beautiful church with warm & welcoming people and fantastic TRADITIONAL music at the 10:30 Sunday…read moreservice. Full sounding organ, vocal choir and handbell choir. Activities available during the week including food bank, prayer shawl making, games and Bible Study.

What a great chapel. We visit occasionally for Catholic mass and the priest is always so sweet!…read moreThere's a small kids room in the back. It has a speaker so you can hear and a window so you can see. There are toys and two chairs for adults. If there's more than one family in there, it can feel crowded. That's only happened maybe 1 out of every three times. Stay after for breakfast and social hour.

It was a pretty day for service. We went to evening mass Saturday which started at 5pm…read more Father Michael spoke to us on Pentecost regarding the the Holy Spirit. This church has nice stained glass, wooden carvings of the 10 stations mounted on the columns inside. The nation of India was heavy on our minds during mass intentions, which is where Father Michael is from. We heard that an entire nunnery was wiped out by Covid. All 14 sisters perished. The country doesn't have the ability to report numbers accurately, and the cases of the dead are probably much higher than reported. There is also a gift shop inside to purchase various items, crucifixes, Devine figurines, etc. The community bulletin is well organized with lot of activities planned for every age and gender from Java and Jesus to Outdoor Excursions.

What a wonderful parish community and special building with lots of light. This church is home to…read moreseveral special people with a lot of love to give. Father Eric is a very kind and well spoken priest. He gives excellent direction and a well practiced homily. Today was the first funeral mass held in person after the restrictions were lifted. Father gave a wonderful speech and celebrated my grandfather so well. Each pew is separated and there are specific instructions for communion and exiting. Extra hand sanitizer at the entrance/exit. While it's a challenge during this time, this church and parish keeps the faith and reminds us there is something more. Recommend stopping by for a quick mass and loving parish.

Biblically sound church that loves the Dayton community. I have only been coming in person for 6…read moremonths, but watched online for many more. I've felt welcomed from the beginning. I love this church.

Greatest church I've ever been to. The band is amazing, the pastor is legendary, and the cafe has…read moregreat food and drink My wife and I have been going here a years and have witnessed a change in scenery and the new sanctuary is amazing.

I love this place Reverend Tina is the best. She was spot on with names and everything!!!read more