This has been a great church for so many decades.read more

A friendly and welcoming atmosphere, coupled with a staff that really does care about doing its…read morebest for God and its congregation make Lifespring Christian Church a great place to visit and see if you belong. They offer several services on Sunday, including an evening service, to accommodate those who have trouble getting up in the morning. Lifespring also offers many different children's programs and Sunday School classes if you're interesting in getting involved more at the church. My wife and I briefly attended a young-marrieds class that was informative. All in all, Lifespring is a good church to check out if you live in North College Hill or Finneytown.

My husband and I found Redeemer Church about 4 years ago and we are so glad we did! After living…read moreoverseas in the early 2000's, we were initially attracted to their vision to be a multi-ethnic church. Redeemer is that and so much more! The sermon messages are Gospel-centered and Bible based. The church membership is smaller than any other church we've attended but I love that I know people and they know me! And it is truly the most genuine and friendliest church I have ever been to!

My husband and I found this church through a friend that lives in the Cincinnati area. We have…read morenever been to this church in person but watch it regularly online. The senior pastor Mike is funny and relatable and preaches the Word of God. We have very much enjoyed the sermons we've listened to and even enjoyed the guest pastors. Their website is very user friendly and has a lot of resources. We are currently getting ready to do their online Christmas devotional, which I am excited about. The fellowship there sounds like it's amazing, they're always talking about neat things they do as a church family. We are very much interested in going to visit them one day. If you're in the area, I would definitely check them out!

Great atmosphere and the preaching is on point. The kids ministry is where this place really shines…read morethough.

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!

The teaching is biblical and spirit led. The church body is very loving and welcoming. We've been…read moremembers for two years and are so blessed that we can call this our home church.

I came to this church a couple times for a wedding rehearsal/wedding/reception. I was charmed by…read moreFather Rey and the humble beauty of the church. The church is located in a historic part of town near the Union Terminal train station. The church is super easy to find. It's right off of the Ezzard Charles exit of I-75. If you're in the area, you should definitely stop by to attend mass.

We visited this church as part of our mission to go try a different Catholic Church each month.This…read morechurch just makes you feel joyous! Music is a big part of mass and the God-given talent we heard was very inspiring. I actually went up to the pianist/singer and the woman who sang the most after mass to tell them how much I was moved by them. The woman said she could tell because she was watching my face (I was near the front). Next, it was asked that all visitors stand up and we were welcomed warmly and asked which church we came from. Then if anyone who was celebrating an anniversary, would they stand. It just so happened our friends were celebrating their 45th anniversary and it was a nice touch. Our priest spoke from the heart in regards to stewardship, the parish cook out that day, the readings and it's application in real life, and their Virtus program to help protect the children. His mantra with that regard was "if you see something, say something". Simple, yet powerful words. The next Sunday was to be Hat Day where everyone was invited to wear a hat. Apparently, they had held their first annual church bazaar where many hats were bought/sold. Sounds like fun. Parishioners got out of their seats to give the sign of peace which is something I personally prefer. I also liked that in their prayer list there was a section of people either in hospitals or nursing homes and where they can be found in case you wanted to visit or send a card. That is a sweet idea and one I hadn't seen before. All in all, I felt very uplifted by the entire experience and would gladly go again.

I have been a member for 10 years and I love this church and it's members. I have always felt…read morewelcome

I spent every wednesday at this church going to youth group since I was in middle school. It's…read morewhere I built christ like frienships and had 2 youth pastors that have truly shaped my walk with christ and helped me in ways that I could never thank them enough for. Kyle, being my first real youth pastor who truly poured all of his time and showed us what child like faith was really like and how good the God we serve is. He spent every week just trying to get more and more teens to come to christ. Hes the reason that over 20 teens decided to take a walk with jesus. I selfishly stopped attending youth for a little bit and when I was finally ready to come around again Kyle had lost his job. I didn't know what was next for me and I didn't know if I would be attending youth again which really hurt me. Until Logan was the next one to take on the youth pastor position. I didn't know if I would come back but I thought it was selfish of me to not just give him a chance. I came back to youth and i'm so glad I did. It was at the time I had just lost my mamaw and I didn't know if youth group is what I wanted at the time. If it wasn't for emily and his encouragement through everything then I don't know where I would be in my faith, and I know a lot of other teens could say the same because i've seen it with my own eyes. His teaching brought people to jesus and helped grow friendships through christ. I stopped going to youth because the leaders of the church who were supposed to encourage us in our faith only hurt us in our faith. I've never expierneced some of the hurt that I felt in that church. After hearing that Logan was asked to step down a person who dedicated his heart and soul into that youth it truly made me realize that not only has this church hurt me but it's also hurt many others, and it's so heartbreaking to see. Church is a place that should lead you closer to God not further from him. It's a place where you shouldn't expierI expected better out of this church and it is so hard to see where it is heading.

If anyone is looking for a church over in the Eastgate area, this church is perfect! I've been…read moreattending Mt. Carmel for about 5 years, and it continues to gain strength and to grow every year. Everyone there is very loving and personable, which is how a church should be! The service gets me every Sunday. Didi (our preacher) is an awesome guy, and an INCREDIBLE preacher! His sermons always hit home. The worship team always does a great job as well. There are services for all children, babies-6th grade, and also a junior high/high school service. So there is something for everyone at Mt. Carmel!

The hypocrisy here is deeply damaging. The adult members and leadership preach about care, but…read morecompletely look the other way when a young person actually needs support or protection. They are entirely focused on maintaining their own egos, authority, and public appearance rather than the actual well-being of the people in their care. It is a hostile environment that protects image. Not every single person is like this but growing up this is what I experienced from those in charge.