I've been a Christian my whole life, attended multiple churches but I have never been to such an…read moreimpactful, organized and loving church! Happy to this place home.

From the owner: Our vision is to bring restoration and transformation to all by teaching and preaching the gospel…read moreof Jesus Christ. The vision and mission will be fulfilled by focusing on teaching, preaching and demonstrating these cornerstones​.

If you're looking for a new spiritual home, this is a great place to go!…read more It's the best church I've been to so far - awesome volunteers/staff, very welcoming upon arrival, amazing young worship team (kind of like a rock band), down-to-earth, relatable pastors. Everyone is super friendly and there's multiple connection groups to build relationships and your spiritual walk outside of Sunday services :) They also host a wide array of small to large events, including the largest Father's Day show n shine car show in the city! Check it out!

I have never enjoyed church until I found celebration. As you pull up you will be guided to a place…read moreto park, a door held open for you, childcare options in all age ranges of rooms. 3 different church service times to choose from, then grab a latte or tea from the coffee station before being shown an available aisle to sit. The music at the start is upbeat and very engaging, you can sing along without fear of your voice being judged as it's nice and loud all around. Once the service starts you will get a meaningful message filled with moments of laughter through jokes or stories. The delivery of the scripture is done so well that it relates to today's world and is easy to understand. I can't pick who is better between both father and son pastor, they are both so good at sharing God's word and keeping my attention. I am blessed to have found this church. They also have many different connect groups to attend throughout the week.

My friend had organized a night where 8 to 10 volunteers would help prepare and serve a meal to the…read moreless fortunate. This was an excellent opportunity to help for a few hours and learn what goes on at this church. It was a great experience to do something meaningful and different from our everyday life. This church is located in the inner city and not the best area in the city. There is parking on the side of the church as well as at the back. We arrived at 5 p.m. and was greeted by Dora who has only worked there for a few weeks. She brought us into the kitchen where we had to wash our hands and put on gloves. We were all assigned duties such as cutting loaves of bread and buttering each slice, getting sets of fork, knife and spoon with a napkin together, and disinfecting all the tables. "Day old" breads are donated from places like Sobey's, Safeway and Cobs Bread and are put on shelves for hungry people to help themselves. The meal that evening consisted of a bowl of pea soup full of vegetables and ham, (made that afternoon), a thick slice of bread, some pudding and a banana. Each evening 300 to 350 hungry people line up at the front door waiting to get in for a meal. Dinner is served between 7 and 8 p.m. Since most of us volunteers knew each other, we had lots of fun as we were "working". We didn't know what to expect since 6 out of the 8 of us have never done this before. We brought out the food to be served onto a long counter, one volunteer handed out the cutlery, one scooped the soup, one gave a slice a bread, one a bowl of pudding and one handed out a banana. The other volunteers were helping bring out more food when needed and to just lend an extra hand. There were all types of people coming in, different races, ages and a few kids. It was very sad to see the parents having to bring their young children for a meal. Many people would smile and thank us for their food and then some others don't say a word. Some people wanted more than one serving but unfortunately, we were unable to give them extra. The hour went by very quickly, we ran out of pudding and only had a few bananas left. Now we had to clean up! We brought all the leftover food into the kitchen, wiped down everything, swept and mopped the floor. We also got to try the leftover food, the soup was quite tasty! I would recommend volunteering if you have a chance, get a few friends and/or co-workers together and sign up! It was rewarding knowing that my time was appreciated by the Mustard Seed and learning what resources are available for those less fortunate.

The place is underfunded, run down and dangerous. Constant use of drugs and alcohol around the…read morefacility. Constant drama and fighting amongst the people seeking shelter. Staff seem more concerned about playing on their phones or taking naps in the main office then running a shelter. Surly staff with attitudes. God forbid you ask them for anything like opening up the showers even though you have proof of employment. Ask for anything period and it seems like the end of the world for them to get off their lazy a$$es and do anything. Not a good experience at all, I would never return to this facility. Still there for now, since this is public record I hope you read this. Also the no personal blankets policy is ridiculous when you don't even have enough clean blankets to provide the overflow are with one. If there's 40 beds, there should be 40 blankets available. Pretty simple mathematics as far as I'm concerned. Avoid this place at all costs, Hope Mission is worse but this place is run by power tripping rude staff and they don't even have enough blankets for everyone. We're not animals, we're people in a rough spot. Get your act together, in all honesty, this place is pathetic.

Wouldn't think to find a beautiful Basilica in Edmonton but was a wonderful gift from God to be…read moreguided to while on a Business Trip. Marion shrine in the back right dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe. I was able to attend two Sunday mass services as well as being in town to receive ashes on Ash Wednesday to start Lent. Thank you Jesus Christ. Mother Mary Pray for us

I love St Joseph's Basilica and have attended many Mass celebrations here since I moved to the…read morecity. I find the quiet solitude of the space creates a real grounded feeling. The brick is a lovely earth tone and the oak pews extending to the arches adds to the stillness. This is not an older building which surprised me, but it is beautifully conceptualized. This is a serene sanctuary away from the bustle of the streets, a soothing place to meditate on life when Mass is over.

My experience at Gospel Centre Church is that it is multi generational church that wants everyone…read morethere to grow in their relationship with Jesus and with each other. Everyone is welcomed. This church loves God and loves People. (gospelcentre.com)

The first thing I noticed when entering Gospel Centre Pentecostal, was how quickly I was greeted…read more The environment is very friendly, with people of all ages. Gospel Centre is affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada, and while Spirit-filled, is not wildly Charismatic. The Praise and Worship music is tasteful and appealing to all ages, and the sermons are very Biblically sound. There are active ministries for different age groups, men and women, and life circumstances.

When I was exploring my spirituality through institutionalized religion I dropped in to many…read moredifferent kinds of churches in Edmonton. This is where I felt the most comfortable. What made it such a positive experience was the feeling of being surrounded by brothers and sisters in a liberal and open space where being a seeker of God was the only denominator and nothing else mattered. I especially enjoyed the inspiring and intelligent sermon and the modern music and singing that made the church feel truly alive!

I love my church. Wonderful kind and supportive people. The children's Sunday school affectionately…read moreknown as Kidzone is amazing. They do crafts and learn about the bible. Beulah is 1 of the main reasons I just love living in the west end of Edmonton. On that note they have a new location being opened soon in the south side Chapelle neighbourhood.

I've been attending Beulah for a couple months now and I'm really enjoying it…read more It's a bigger church than I'm used to but that just means that there is so much more going on. The building itself is beautiful - it's huge! Inside they have a huge sanctuary with 3 projector screens so are sure to be able to see wherever you are sitting. They have a cafe/coffee shop where you can grab a hot (or cold) drink and a snack (the muffins are good) before or after service. My only complaint here is that the line is always so long! I guess that means that it's just that good! I took the Staring Point course (it's only an hour and a half) to find out more about Beulah and it was really helpful. They are very clear about their beliefs, values and goals. It was a great time. I attend the west end campus of Beulah but there is also a south campus (the Whitemud Creek campus at 3935 114 Street with service at 10:00am). The main campus of Beulah (west) offers services on Saturday night at 6:30pm, and Sundays at 9:30am and again at 11:15am. This is a great church if you are looking for a community to settle into, get involved and meet new people.

I went to this church a couple of times with a friend when I was trying to find a neighbourhood…read morechurch to attend regularly. If you're new to a city, churches can be such a great place to find community. My new friend introduced me to all of her friends and they were instantly welcoming. I attended several church-related social events along with this group. The church itself has a very vibrant feel. What stood out the most for me was home many young people are part of their strong congregation. There are a couple of bands that perform at service, so music is not all traditional but has a really modern worship quality. Before service there's an hour you can go earlier where people of the congregation can offer up thoughts and prayers for sharing, witness and support. This was almost better than the service itself! And they have snacks in the lobby after church as well. The space is quite nice, with warm wood lots of lighting and friendly people.

Mill Woods United Church is affiliated with the United Church of Canada, and is a safe, welcoming,…read moreaffirming congregation. By "affirming," that means that the church welcomes member of the LGBTQ+ community, performs same-sex unions, and basically accepts people where they are in their individual journeys. The church supports a number of community programs such as a bread run, a community garden, and being a distribution point for Edmonton's Food Bank, and also hosts a number of groups such as Weight Watchers and Tai Chi. Mill Woods United Church is a great place for people seeking a progressive, inclusive Christian spiritual community in southeast Edmonton.

Inclusive, affirming United Church of Canada congregation. Plus, the building is exceptionally…read morebeautiful.