I love this church!!!! You can really tell that God is there. Everyone is so friendly in this…read more"come as you are" Style. They believe that you're not perfect and that's why everyone is there...to he healed and loved!

This church has a Jesus centered ministry. They have awesome worship services with a good mix of…read morecontemporary and traditional music. The pastor preaches the word of God with relevance to the young and old. His messages are a blessing to all.

This is a community church. All is welcome. They include the children in everything. Children are…read morealways welcome. Feels like home.

Architecturally this church is just breathtaking. Truly a masterpiece! My hubby and friend were…read moreinspecting the huge marble columns inside of the church and couldn't find any seams. One of the parishioners who knew a lot about the church said that it had the largest columns made of single pieces of marble anywhere in the United States for certain - perhaps the world. I imagined out-loud that they had to have literally built the church around the columns and in a sense they did as they were acquired during the building process!! As you look at the stained glass, you will be struck by the vibrancy of the colors. The carvings, the painting of the walls and art are dazzling. We were even allowed up where the choir section used to be and from there you can read on the huge beams that horizontally cross the ceiling inspirational words. It's too bad most parishioners will never see them from where they are sitting. Stunning carved stone. I could go on and on. Of course, I am a huge fan of art deco, so the interior really spoke to me. The cantor and the choir were wondrous! It seems this church is active as they hold an annual parish picnic with St. Teresa joining St., Catharine. There are Fish Fries during Lent and, of course, the St. William Festival. It's too bad there isn't a written history on the building/architecture of this church as it is uniquely remarkable.

I took a theology course last semester that led me to further research about the Eastern Orthodox…read morereligion. I visited Christ the Savior church for part of an assignment and I felt immediately comfortable with the congregation and inside the actual building; a rare find for me as usually I feel out of place and awkward in places of worship. For those who aren't familiar with the religion the services last quite a bit longer than any other Christian services I have been too; we were there for almost two hours on a Sunday morning. Almost the entire service is sung and the rituals of the religion are beautiful. If you're moving to the area and looking for an Eastern Orthodox church to practice at; I'd definitely recommend this church. Father Kostoff is an amazing guy and a great teacher, he is passionate about the religion and the church and it shows. If you aren't part of the faith, I'd still recommend checking it out...new religious experiences are beneficial for everyone!

Really love this church. Everyone is very friendly, the ministers are educational and…read morethought-provoking, and the choir is fantastic. It is more of a progressive Presbyterian Church and is exactly what I had been looking for.

Excellent choir directed by Earl Rivers. Wonderful organ in an acoustically vibrant space. Services…read moreare timely, ending on time. Theology: Searching.