DISCLAIMER: I seldom write reviews, and my wife & I have been going here for about 7 months…read more I've been in and around church my whole life...very rarely does one get to experience something as authentic as what Jeremy & Tasha are building, in any organization let alone church. They "get" community very well. They desire to put others' needs ahead of their own, wherever they come from and whatever their story. In my short time of knowing them, I've seen them multiple times do things for others you just don't see every day. And if Pioneer isn't for you, they'll help you find another Memphis community to get in touch with. I have NEVER heard of a pastor doing that, at least not proactively. Services have a charm that more "established" places just can't match. It feels like the church model that I read about in Acts. No frills, no giant production (although the worship team does a great job), and no gimmicks. Everyone has a role, everyone is involved. And there's diversity in age/ethnicity/life stage/etc. A body in its truest form. If you've been jaded from bible-belt church mentality, give Pioneer a try. This world needs more men and women like Jeremy and Tasha, and the city is better for it.

We love Pioneer!! Treated us like family from the first day we walked in. Spirit led, Jesus loving…read morepeople. All walking through life together and loving each other! Breathtaking worship. Great word preach directly from the Bible weekly. The BEST church!!!

This church is the only church I felt comfortable bringing my family to. Not because other churches…read morewere not good, but the environment was so welcoming to what ever experience you have had with church good or bad. They have the best worship in Memphis, and care for people in a way that is second to none. This church feels like home. I hope you can experience it too.

This church actually lives up to it's name HOPE! The members are always welcoming and make sure…read morethat visitors feel a part of the congregation. I have visited on several occasions for different reasons. The first visit was for my graduation from Crichton College. The second, I visited their recording studio (I actually recorded a song)! The third time. I went for a concert (video posted on my page). I have yet to visit for a Sunday service, but that will happen soon based off of the positive experiences I've had! Thanks Hope Church for your continuous generosity!

We were invited by 2 guys who did some work for us. Robert and Jeremy. We went yesterday. This will…read morebe our church home. We loved every minute of it. Great people- worship-and message. Thank you Lord for directing us there.

i go here this is the best church for a whole family, i work in the kids point there and i…read morewould love to have u one sunday if u come bring Ur lil one i would love the have them.

Reviewing a church seems a bit strange to me. So with that being said, I love this place. I'm not…read moresure if it's beacuse I grew up going coming every Sunday when I was "knee high to a chair" or running up and down the ramp that connects the church building to the recreation building. There's one thing for sure, I feel at home within this amazingly gorgoues church. If you you're driving down Union ave, headed towards downtown, Idlewild will be on your right hand side, across the street from Kroger and next door to Donald's doughnuts. If you're looking for a place to feel at home or feel like you need to "get up close to God", Idlewild may be the place for you. There are two services on Sunday mornings. The first is at 8:30 in the chapel and the second is at 11:00 in the sanctuary. Communion is served every Sunday during the 8:30 service and at the first of the month during the 11:00 service.

The prettiest church in Memphis (in my humble opinion). I can't wait to get married here and wish I…read morecould put it on my Pinterest board. No seriously, if a sermon goes on a little too long I start imagining where the flowers will go and my color schemes. I hope that doesn't make me too terrible of a person...

As a YELP Elite member, I realize the importance of honest, candid, informative and unbiased…read morefeedback in each evaluation. "Where" we choose to worship, I believe, involves even deeper scrutiny. This is why its been almost a year of consistent attendance and/or interaction here before I chose to write about ICC - aka- Island Community Church. When I first moved to Memphis almost a year ago...i knew noone...and had no church connections locally. I visited numerous churches, large and small trying to find the best fit for my church "family". From my first visit here at ICC, I was greeted multiple times in that visit, and made to feel genuinely welcomed ...at the end of the service a group prayed for me. and my adjustment from LA to Mem..I cried. BUT, I wasnt convinced yet that "this' was the place for me. So I kept wandering...sound familiar? So on the weeks i went back...i always felt "special", a few people I had met previously always took a moment to say hi...the Pastor knew my name, and often a member or Pastor Barrett, gave me a hug...Only by the grace of God would they know how much I needed that. Their message is Bible based, the uncompromised Word of God, Pastor Barrett has an energetic, passionate, powerful and fresh preaching style. The music is upbeat and contemporary...and everyone can participate. The congregation is overall a younger demographic with a true heart for God, service and mission evangelism. Although each week you will see and meet ALL ages! When I unexpectedly was hospitalized...Pastor's Barrett and Rob, were the first people at my bedside in the middle of the night with chicken soup and a phone charger...two necessities when you find yourself in an healthcare emergency! During my lengthy recovery, kind souls from ICC, whom I didnt know, showed up at my door with freshly baked breads, soups, lasagna, drinking water, desserts (just to name a few).. I ramble on because the " point is " ... ICC is now "home" to me. WHY??? Because they are not just a room of pretty faces, great music, a powerful message and awesome coffee and morning donuts, etc...ICC WALKS THEIR TALK! ..and thats both refreshing and rare. They are living examples daily of WWJD...(What Would Jesus Do) Check us/them out...they/we wont disappoint

One might wonder how you can review a church. But, this church is such a neat place that I felt…read morecompelled to share. Housed in what appears to be an old school, the church holds its service in a large gym, that is artistically decorated with seasonal sculptures, painting, and fabric. It's a laid-back atmosphere and the nicest part of the service is the music. A talented choir puts together unique musical arrangements that add a special element to the experience. The bell choir is beautiful and children and adults alike participate. For those who are looking for a church open to all lifestyles and orientations, this is a nice church to attend.

I felt burned by this church and don't see them as inclusive of everyone. It's just a front. I…read moredon't post a lot of yelp reviews, but I had to say somewhere that I hadn't known what spiritual harm was until an experience or two here.

Great church that puts in action what the Bible states in word. Great friendly people who welcome…read moreyou.

Mississippi Boulevard welcomed me in when I came as a visitor to hear Dr. Nikki Giovanni speak…read more Beautiful church, lovely welcoming people.

Drawn by the marker in front that describes the history of this church and the progress of Roman…read moreCatholics in Tennessee. The church was all secure on a Saturday afternoon so I was unable to do inside today. The marker reads, "St. Peter's was founded in 1840, the first Roman Catholic parish in West Tennessee and given to the Dominican Order in 1846. The present church was built 1852~1855 around a smaller church which was then dismantled and carried out the doors. Within 30 years St. Peter's had initiated the founding of three downtown parishes, St. Agnes Academy, St. Peter Orphanage and Christian Brothers Univ. During three Yellow Fever plagues of the 1870's, 8 priests & 11 sisters of the parish died while succoring the spiritual & temporal needs of the city. Early pastors T.L Grace, and J.S. Alemany later became archbishops. A revived St. Peter's was totally restored and added its Fr. Leo Arnoult Parish Center, 1985~91." It is a beautiful building and well worth a visit for anyone who appreciates classic architecture. There is metered parking nearby and the church has a lot they offer for free during services. [Review 19853 overall - 405 in Tennessee - 826 of 2023.]

This church is very old looking and pretty. It's clean and well laid out. Lots of seating and easy…read moreto hear inside. The decorative window are well done and ceiling was great too. If I were a local id attend it.

I've been searching for a church to call home and this one is it! The worship service feels so…read morealive and everyone is very welcoming. Their new pastor is phenomenal and very personable. Also, there are various programs you can join to get involved, which is great if you're looking for community!

What an amazing house of God! I'm not even a Baptist-I'm actually Pentecostal and still consider…read morethis my home church. The worship is top notch, the sermons are very Bible based and Pastor Ben is an anointed speaker! He is engaging, funny and extremely easy to follow along. They also have a phenomenal children's ministry. Pastor Ken, the children's pastor is one of the kindest men I have ever met. And not just him. All the people who work and serve here are caring and compassionate and I am so grateful to be apart of this church.