GREAT worship service the pastors john and grant are both super nice and loving does great stuff…read morewith the kids and all around a happy and welcoming place

Very sweet historic church. Pastor Mickey Hyder is warm and welcoming. The current church building…read morewas built in 1857 but the church was founded in 1801. That is 212 years. On campus there is a room dedicated to the history of the church with many photos and keepsakes from throughout the years. The church is currently under expansion construction. for more info: www.davidsfork.org

I attended River of Life Church in Paris, Kentucky on New Years Eve morning 2023. It was wonderful…read more The Holy Spirit filled the sanctuary. The gifts of the Spirit manifested with tongues, interpretation of tongues, words of wisdom, prophecy and more. The worship was anointed and all the ministry team worked in unity. Several people moved by the Holy Spirit testified and gave anointed words of encouragement. The sermon was straight from heaven for the New Year 2024. I encourage everyone to listen to it online and attend one of their services. I will be back. Janet Dabbs Missouri.

The best Church EVER. Period. Nothing else said. Everyone should try this place out at least one…read moreSunday and Wens.

I truly enjoy Father Frank Brawner's sermons. You couldn't ask for more from a small town Catholic…read moreChurch. Come early if you dont want to hunt for a seat on most Sunday morning services and definitely on obligation Sunday's. This church is very active in the community and provides numerous programs for the people in the community that have had unfortunate events happen in their recent lives.

A lovely little church off the grid. Built in 1969 of Kentucky limestone, it was named for St…read more Hubert, the patron saint of hunters. Most appropriate since it sits in hunt country of the Bluegrass. Thanks to Bluegrass Trust for the opportunity to visit. 45

Wonderful people. Family oriented. Great pastor. Great children's and teen programs. Great…read morestaff. Highly recommended. You will feel at home. God bless you all.

I attended Elliotville Baptist Church as a guest, being in town for a couple days and wanting to…read morefind a church. Theologically sound, the pastor's sermon was excellent and all of it came straight from the Bible. It was well exposited, and the worship seemed genuine to the people, who were warm and kind and open. Though the Sunday school time was somewhat basic and even shallow at times, the people strove to be honest with the text. It was very interactive, and I liked that. In terms of worship music, it was of a more traditional flavor. They played newer songs in a more traditional light; however, traditional does not always amount to boring. It was lively and true to the written tempo. They combined using a screen and hymnbooks too. That way, no matter your preference, you were able to experience it, while getting to try something new. Overall, it was a very good, solid church.

Let me start out by saying we are not very religious. That said, we have visited this temple a few…read moretimes over the past years. We have been inside the actual temple just once. It was on a weekday. The place was quiet and the priest seemed nice. The temple part is quite small compared to the temple in Louisville. But, there is ample parking. They conduct poojas and festivals often. Details can be found on their website. We have also been to the cultural center for a friend's wedding once and another time for the Tamil New Year celebration. It's a fairly large hall that can accommodate a few hundred people.

So I ended up going today because there was suppose to be a God reincarnates birthday, actually it…read morewas on Friday August 25th and today, there was a prayer listed that could have also been what I was looking for. The only thing is on their calendar's website, they have something listed and it never happened at that intended time. I saw the priest's son and he at least did some prayer for me and that I am grateful. I really want to see this temple adhere to whatever prayers they have noted. It's not like I can boycott going to a temple until something is done about this, like I can do a fast food place or retail store. Anywho, please adhere to whatever is posted on the calendar. Thanks!