The signs say Welcome home! This truly is my new home in Christ! I couldn't ask for more caring…read moreindividuals to share in fellowship and grow in my walk with the Lord. If you're looking for a Biblically focused Church or just somewhere to call home we welcome you to come share the gospel with us!

We came here for a trunk or treat, and they moved it inside due to the weather…read more They had All kinds of sweet treats for the kids, caramel apples, chocolate, covered pretzels, and hotdogs as well Everyone was so nice and so engaging. The church was very nice! I highly recommend coming here

Great place to worship! A church is filled with an atmosphere of love to reach all mankind.read more

This was a wonderful welcoming spirit filled place. I'm so glad I visited.read more

I am so glad to finally and OFFICIALLY say that I have found my church home!…read more I have always noticed the signs and banners around MRH for Remedy Church, but it wasn't until a few months ago that I finally decided to give Remedy a visit. I have visited numerous churches in the St. Louis area and although they have all been fantastic in different ways, I never got the "feeling" or "pull" so to speak. On my first visit to Remedy, I was greeted with an overwhelming feeling of warmth and welcome. The smiling faces, the big hugs, the fresh coffee and donuts, and the service....honey, the service. Josh is phenomenal. He moves me to tears on almost every visit. HE was my turning point. He has the most brilliant way of delivering his message in such a soulful, relatable, heartfelt, impactful, and powerful way. His wife, Jessica, is also just as phenomenal. I felt a connection with her the first time she embraced me like I had known her for years. Feels like home. They're located in a high school auditorium. But they transform the space every Sunday into their own. Also- My five year old and two year old really enjoy Remedy Kids downstairs. The leaders are great with the kids and make the most of their time, but make sure they're having fun in the 1.25ish hours that they're down there. Come sing, worship, laugh, hug (and cry if you're me) this and every Sunday at Remedy.

Friendly and welcoming. A beautiful church that offers catholic mass/ worship. But all are welcome.read more

I've been attending Summit Church for at least eight years now. The first thing I noticed when I…read moreattended is that the people were genuinely welcoming and full of love. The sermons are not your basic sermons - they are educational, powerful, insightful. It is a church preaches the true word of God and encourages you to grow in your walk with Christ. If you're looking for a truly welcoming church that preaches the truth and has people who genuinely care about you, you should give Summit Church a visit.

Church We go to…read moreHarmony Fellowship here in St. Louis. It's a funny little church. We go because we enjoy the minister, Dana. She gives the most wonderful talks. She has a great sense of humor. I think she'd be fantastic doing standup. Her talks are very personal. She tells her stories. Hardly ever mentions the Bible. I like that. I'm so tired of Biblical cliches. The living psychology and spirituality are sufficient. Tell me your story. Make me laugh with recognition and appreciate the struggle. And the people who go to hear Dana. I love them. The familiar faces, the goodness. It is said that one of the important ways to prolong life, to live with quality of life, is to be a part of a group. It can be your bowling team, playing cards, church, or all of the above, whatever gets you with people on a regular basis. I know that Harmony Fellowship is prolonging my life. I look forward to every Sunday, seeing friends, hearing Dana tell her stories, going out to our favorite Chinese restaurant (Sesame), coming home to dogs and football. I've spent my life performing, being the center of attention. It is so satisfying to just be part of the crowd, just be who I really am. Usually if I was in a church it would be because I was getting paid to play or to talk. It was a joy to find a church that I actually wanted to go to every Sunday. It feels like she's saying what I'm thinking. She's telling bits and parts of my story. I suppose that's what everyone who goes there is thinking. The more universal you can get the more people will identify with you. Politicians know this to a fault. They resort to abstractions, generalizations that could be interpreted in many ways. That way they get more voters. But the poet finds the truth in a way that transcends the story, finds the universality within it. That's what Dana does every Sunday, finds that universality in her own story and lets us connect deeply and with laughter. I never thought I'd be saying church was fun. But here it is. John MacEnulty