Such a warm and inviting church! If you are looking for a family to lean on, that is small,…read morenurturing and caring, I highly recommend Grace Bible!

God always intended that every part of life be a participation in His activity in the world and a…read morecelebration of His goodness to all us all. Life with City Church is truly a participation in the goodness that Jesus has given us an opportunity to receive. Life is full, life is fun, life is fulfilling. In my experience that has taken me into the church world across this nation, A family has never been such a manifestation and clearer depiction of what the gospel teaches and instructs us to do like the City Church family. If you love the City of Conway and want an opportunity to love on this city and the people of this city in a really cool way, hop on board and take part in the journey that they are calling to action! You'll look up 5 years down the road with a church family who would go to battle for you and one that you would be willing to return the favor for! 5 Stars all the way.

It's a fabulous church! You will love it too! It's a really feel good place to worship.read more

If you're looking for a home church, if you're looking for community, a safe place to worship, a…read morepastor you can trust the teachings of, you'll find it here. I have been attending Antioch since 5th grade and now, at 23, I have not found a better church. I drive 45 minutes every sunday to attend and it is well worth the drive.

I love Conway Faith Church. I am relatively new to Conway and my husband and I have had trouble…read morefeeling like we were valuable, welcomed, needed, cared about at the churches we visited and joined. We have been received and valued at Faith Church. The women's Tuesday night small group is wonderfully intimate. We genuinely care about each other and are growing in our love for our Lord and learning to rely more and more on God's Spirit in our daily walk. Come visit, you will be eternally grateful.

We love New Life Church in Conway. Our family moved a year ago and have found it to be a place…read morewhere we are growing in our faith, we have found 18 friends through our life group, and have a lot of opportunities to serve our community/city through our church. We love the powerful worship and the practical and Biblically rooted teaching. Plus, our kids love the kids ministry, and our 11th grader has made friends and found a place to use his gifts and talents. Our college age daughter has found great community, and made lots of friends. She also went on a mission trip to Honduras with the college ministry. Plus, my retired parents moved here with us and they have found great connections and friendships in life groups. We are grateful to have found NLC.

We have been a part of this church for year, and are thankful for the discipleship, community, and…read moregrowth we have experienced in our marriage, children, and for me as a husband. great church

Visiting Conway and attended church this AM. 10:30 Mass. This is a "big" church. It was about 1/2…read morefull. Mostly young families and youth. We saw more young adults and children than we've ever seen in a Catholic Church. My wife says it's similar to what she experienced as a child - growth. This is a growing church. It's not quite the small, cozy, comfortable church that my wife and I normally attend along the coast. And, the church is full of initiatives, meetings, retreats, picnics, and other activities. This is more akin to a "Mega" church on a somewhat smaller Catholic scale. It wasn't cold and I'm personable, the congregation, priest, and deacon were quite welcoming. No books in the pews. The two big screens they use for presenting the prayers and music are used well and integrate into the mass quite effectively - I found I liked them. The building is different from the churches we've worshiped in, but it ties the conservative, traditional appearance with a progressive, young, modern approach. With Conway being a college town, it seems to fit probably quite well. There are multiple priests, multiple nuns, and multiple deacons. Being the only Catholic Church in town, they are probably kept quite busy. What I didn't see represented were Knights of Columbus nor St. Vincent de Paul. Perhaps these catholic institutions are viewed as stodgy, archaic, and full of retirees. If so, they need to begin their own chapters with young adults serving the church and the poor.

Excellent Church. The old chapel is amazing and has…read moreperpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.

They are a great church and very friendly people. But they aren't very understanding when it comes…read moreto those with a Mental Illness who can't handle being around large groups of people without their service dog because of the trauma they went through in their past. They also seem to go and think you made it up when you told them honestly you can't handle large groups of people without your service dog with you.