An amazing church located in the heart of Tosa. Great pastors, music, and youth programs. Sunday…read moreservices are traditional (similar to a Presbyterian order of worship). The key difference with Congregationalism is that there is no governing hierarchy. Each church governs itself. Congregationalism values each persons individuality on their faith journey, and ability to think for themselves. My husband and I come from different religious backgrounds and this church really met both of our spiritual needs. Another thing I love about this church is it's Community Through Understanding Program, dedicated to bridging the gaps in understanding and developing relationships with our diverse faith community. If you're looking for a church family, start here.

First Church is in the heart of Tosa and welcomes all people from different faiths and backgrounds…read more We knew this was a community of people that we wanted to be a part of when we joined 5 years ago after attending services for many years. The congregation governs the church so it's a very democratic place to worship. It's family friendly, supportive of helping others in need through mission work and in 2018 started a program, "Community Through Understanding," which promotes developing relationships with those of different beliefs. We have found First Church helps us broaden and enrich our spiritual lives. We are better people because of our experience there.

I wanted to like this church. But at the very start of the visit we had there - a Saturday…read moreafternoon service, the music blasted out from the stage at eardrum rupturing levels. This persisted throughout the service whenever music was played. One should not have to subject oneself to permanent hearing loss when going to church. The music is an obnoxious distraction, and actually harmful to attendees physical health. Shame on you for not realizing that. And no, the earplugs that you have available are not the answer!

What a lovely church. Welcoming, beautiful and filler with beautiful engaging people. The music was…read moreupbeat and lifted my spirits. The pastor and his sermon on serenity hit home for me. I will be back.

Excellent church! Started going a year ago and love it. I am not that keen on the music and the…read morerock concert vibe, but I have been Catholic my whole life so that's understandable. Pastor Dylan is great at delivering a message that is relatable and he has a great delivery that seems like he is just having a conversation with you

Great church with plenty of ministries for everyone. A great place to meet up with friends and…read morefamily to grow in our relationships with Jesus. I have been blessed to be a part of the youth, young adults, tech crew and many music ministries over the years.

I really want to like this church as it has a cool, artsy vibe in a very trendy neighborhood. The…read moremessages are biblically based. The sermons were exactly what I needed several times. There is a prayer team, next to the loud worship band at the end of the service - is there a quieter place to do this? The prayer team from what I learned at a new member dinner at the pastors house does not get together or receive emails to pray over the prayer requests, although there is a prayer request form on the website. The pastor seems to have anxiety pacing at the end of a service and does not talk with anyone. There are great community groups to belong to. The elders of the church are all men, families with young children and all best friends. The pastor is part owner of a coffee shop that serves alcohol a few evenings a week- two locations. Sorry enabling people to drink when there is a Celebrate Recovery offered at either location is a major conflict of interest.

Very artsy and hipster feel when you walk in from the people to the converted factory building. You…read moreshouldn't pick a church based on the pastor but I will say Tommy was on fire, his preaching style is fantastic and so bible based (we flipped all over the place) which is so important and fantastic. If you like the small church feel and are the artsy type. I would highly recommend.

Northtown Church of Christ, has always had a special place in my heart. I was a member back in…read more1978, when it was a mission Church supported by Highland Street Church, in Memphis, TN. It was a very close knit Christian community, then, and from recent articles I've read, in an effort to catch-up, since returning to Wisconsin, from South Texas, where I settled, and worked, once my children were grown. It was a wonderful church to bring up children in, giving them a a great understanding and a solid foundation in the Bible, which is the foundation for the Churches of Christ. "Where the Bible speaks, we listen, and try to live it. Where the Bible is silent, we are silent." I hear this simple, straightforward statement about walking in and living a life for Christ, when I first became a Christian, at the age of 17. After becoming very dissatisfied with the Catholic religion, the only formal contact I had with a church, as a small child attending a Catholic school. My parents were Christian, but neither attended any church. As a teen, I wanted to have a place to renew my spirit, and began searching. A family that I babysat for, invited me to attend church with them, one Sunday, it was an instrumental Church of Christ. I found something there that had been missing in my life, studied, and at 17, was buried with Christ in baptism, in obedience to God's word. After graduating from nursing school, I relocated, after I was married. This is where I started attending a non-insturmental Church of Christ, being the only Church of Christ in the area. The basic beliefs do not change between instrumental and non-insturmental, except that, though there is nothing wrong with musical instruments in the church, the Bible doesn't include them as a necessity. The non-insturmental churches consider the natural Acapella voices make a joyful noise to the Lord, without competing with musical instruments in the mix! In my personal opinion, having to sing Acapella encourages worshipers to sing with their best voices. It's beautiful! Sorry I digressed, somewhat, but Northtown Church of Christ was a great church, as a mission Church, with Harold Shank and Bob Epperly as ministers, and also, missionaries working to establish a much needed church, in a very undeserved area of Milwaukee! In the mid 1980's, I believe, when church member had reached about 200 families and the church was becoming more self-sustaiñing, Harold was asked to return to Highland Street, in Memphis, while Bob Epperly stayed to support Harold's replacement. Shortly after Rob McRay replaced Harold, my life also took a turn, which required me to relocate, and necessitated attending a Church of Christ closer to my new residence. Since leaving Northtown Church of Christ, and with the ability to obtain information quickIy on the new information highway, I have, from time to time checked to see what wqs going on, at Northtown. Though most of the original members of the 1970's and '80's, seem to have moved on, the church, itself seems to have maintained its following and brought in parishioners from the surrounding neighborhoods, which was the goal when it was established as a mission Church. When I was working and traveling, in the south, Texas, Tennessee, Arizona, and other, "Bible belt states, I had occasion to visit some of the, "mega churches" that are prevalent in those areas of our country. I have to say, though the services were inspiring and the people very nice, it reminded me more of a business, trying to reach a fiscal goal rather than a church! Being so large it seemed that any possibility of fellowship was remote. For myself, a small community/neighborhood church, like Northtown with it's membership of around 200 families, is more in keeping with the model of the early Christian churches of the Bible, such as Northtown, and the small neighborhood Instrumental Church of Christ, I attended, as a new Christian. With racial diversity, a membership of about 200 families, and simple, Bible based values and teachings, it is a down to earth church emphasizing family values, spiritual growth, and retention of the youth, as they reach the age where they understand being obedient to God's word by being buried with him in baptism for the forgiveness of sins and being reborn, or putting on Christ, in their own lives, as they become adults. However, this is taught from early Bible School, forward without pressure or guilt. A great place to spend a Sunday morning, coming away refreshed and recharged, in spirit, for the coming week!

This is a church that is truly FAMILY! From the moment you walk in the door, you feel loved and…read morevalued. It's so easy to get connected and plugged in at Northtown, which is essential for growing deeper relationships among the body of Christ. The body of believers at Northtown is diverse, which is a great testament to unity through Jesus.

This is a wonderful Church. The are friendly and welcoming. They are a family…read more God bless them. They are so helpful. Anyone attending will be blessed. The Pastor never compromises the word of God. He and his wife are very friendly too.

The most welcoming people I know. Full Christian theology. Not a big congregation in numbers, just…read morein heart and caring.Not worried about the quality of the clothes that the person wears, just want to greet and invite the person as a child of God. All are truly made welcome. No pretenses.

To know Pastor Char for a minute is like the gift of knowing her for a lifetime…read more We met her when she was intern Pastor at Ascension Lutheran. She made a big contribution to church activities and made a lot of friends. If you are looking for a church leader that cares, comforts and counsels, look no further. Pastor Char is it. Bill & Barb F

Last Sunday my wife and I decided to visit The Way Church in Brookfield. A wonderful experience…read morefor sure. From the moment we walked in the door, we felt welcome. As we waited for the service to begin, Pastor Joshua stopped by to introduce himself and talk about the Church/Service. We enjoyed greatly the Worship Music and the morning's message/sermons from Pastor Joshua and his wife Pastor Emily were biblical, passionate and uplifting. A welcoming congregation and family oriented. The Way Church is on fire for Jesus/God. - We will be back for another visit.

Me and my husband moved to Milwaukee area last year, and we were looking for a church near where we…read morelive. Through Google, I found the way church and liked its vision and mission statement- everyone is welcome. From the first day we walked into the way church, we have felt welcome and friendly like a home. Every Sunday morning, we always have fun at the way church. We love pastor Josh and Emily, and their two adorable children. We also made a lot of great friends there. After 2-year effort, we have had our first kid. I believe our daughter is the gift from God, she is the answer of our prayers at the way church. She will be growing with the Way Church together, she has so many lovely cousins, uncles/aunts as well as grandparents at church watching her growing, how wonderful it is! The most beautiful thing is she is looked after by God. I highly recommend the Way Church to anyone who is looking for a great church!