I had the privilege of hanging out with the pastor of this church, Landon Whittsit, during a recent…read morevisit to the Kansas City Area. What a great guy! He is not only a plugged-in-techno-geeky all-around great guy, but he takes seriously the faith and his role as Pastor. A progressive blogger and podcaster, Landon has wonderful perspective on faith and culture. I did not have the opportunity to attend services at Liberty, but my guess is that it is traditional spiced up with some creative flare. If you are looking for a church in that area, I would definitely contact Landon and/or drop by for a visit. DISCLAIMER: Yes, I give every church FIVE STARS not because every church is superfantablous, but every church that I will review can certainly be a FIVER to someone. I will never review a church that I would not be willing to try myself if I were looking. No need to bad mouth freaky-scary churches because they are uh, well, freaky and scary.

Nice, welcoming church that we went to with our friends. Very welcoming and energetic!read more

Horrible drivers almost cause accidents after service will not fix the problem very rude.read more

Been coming here for over a year with my wife and 2 kids. Love the services, worship, and kids…read moreministry. Great experience every weekend.

We were looking for a new church home where our Autistic son would feel welcomed and grow in…read moreChrist, along with our preschooler and family as a whole. Shoal Creek has been a fit, and we love the sound Biblical teaching at a place where the lead Pastor doesn't always have to be in the limelight--hearing from various members of the pastoral team is awesome! The music and drama are amazing, and everyone is encouraged to participate in journey groups and service opportunities to use their unique gifts while growing in Christ together.

From the owner: It is not about going to church but coming to life. Shoal Creek is a church for people who aren't…read moreused to coming to church.

I've been attending Refuge church for almost 4 years! From the first time I visited I've always…read morefelt welcomed and never an outcast. The teachings are practical and not too hard to understand. This is a church family and everyone here makes attending here worth the drive. I love attending here!

Good congregation, pastors, and programs for families.read more

The liturgy is a simple Episcopal liturgy. If you are looking for that this is a good place to go…read more If you are looking for a small church this is a good place to go. If you are looking for kindness and warmth, this is not the place to go. I was a guest in their church, walked in the front doors and no one acknowledged me. I picked up an order of service and sat in the back row. No one greeted me at all. At the passing of peace the only person to shake my hand was the presiding minister. No one around me even acknowledged my presence. At the end of the service I walked out and no one said anything to me then either. I have found most Episcopal churches to be welcoming, however I have not found Grace Episcopal church to be warm, inviting or welcoming at all to newcomers and guests. I won't be back. I'll find another church.

Grace Episcopal Church was the first church we went to in Kansas City. We spent the next year…read morehopping from place to place, not really finding what we were looking for. After about a year, we decided to try it again. It was as though we had never left. That sealed the deal for us. Grace is a progressive congregation. It is truly welcoming to all. It is heavily involved in feeding ministries and social justice. The congregation feeds people weekly through Micah ministries and operates a food pantry several times per week. The rector has been widely recognized for her work on social justice issues. If you're looking for a church, this is definitely a place to check out. If you're unsure about religion, give it a try. You'll find a community that cares about you and celebrates you for the person you are.