Such an uplifting experience! We were visiting our grandchildren. Really inviting to newcomers also!read more

From the owner: To help people experience Jesus in a way that will transform their lives and impact generations…read morewith his hope.

This is one of the nicest churches that I have had the pleasure of visiting. Great family…read moreatmosphere.

Proud to call this community my Church! CCO is the needle in the haystack, a giant church bigger…read morethan the town it's in. I've been attending since I was in 2nd grade up into my adult life. Highly recommend. Infant to Senior in high school child care. International mission trips and more local opportunities to serve.

A place that has transformed my life and is continuing to help me build a relationship with God…read morethrough the engagement in the Gospel! I have been going to church most of my life, but this is the first place where I really feel engaged and motivated by the messages that I receive every week. It constantly teaches me to think about my selfish tendencies and how to build a strong foundation in my life through Jesus Christ! I will continue to support this church and their mission and hope others may find this church to start their own foundation.

Warm and welcoming - Reverend Dr. Steve Wilson is exceptional - I felt very welcome. Church is…read morewell kept and the garden is impressive.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Episcopal Churches…read more- Churches & Places of Worship

As a first time visitor of foreign nationality (senior station) with Christian faith to this fpb…read morecommunity I felt unwelcome and rather in un-loving and disrespectful manner, contrary to how Christ would have done, in a Women's class. It was a traumatizing experience leading to my determined decision not to ever consider membership of any and all local church all together.

How do you review a church? The pastor is great from the pulpit, they use a lot of videos, and…read morethere's a variety of music styles at different services. The main campus is at 7th & Rangeline, but FPBC is a big church. I think they stay that way because they work really hard to continually reach out to people--not just their own people, but people in the community as well. And they're innovative; they have a campus in Carthage and plan to open another near Stone's Corner next month. If you're intimidated by the size of the main campus, you might want to try one of the satellites. They feature live music, with a pre-recorded copy of the sermon on DVD as well as coffee shops in the foyer. (Free donuts!)

We began going to this church 2 Easters ago. There are many opportunities to be involved…read more People are friendly. Worship service is great. Children are taken care of and they learn important lessons. There are 3 worship service times-815, 930, and 1100. The church is active in the community.

From the owner: C3 exists to make disciples who walk with Jesus, are in community, and who are on mission…read more Join us Sundays 9:00 am and 10:45 am! Programming for Birth- PreK and Programming for K-5th Grade are available for both services. 6th - 12th Grade Sunday School @ 9:00 am. Wednesday night programming for K-12th grade (August-April).

Outdoor camping in the hottest time of the year, not the most ideal. However, the experience is one…read moreof a kind. This event happens once a year, it's a pilgrimage for Vietnamese Catholics to come. The location is on a seminary with big spacious grounds which families and churches come and set up tents to stay from Wednesday to Sunday, mostly the first week of August. Churches come and set up big tents to sell food and tapioca to fundraiser for their church. Mostly cash so prepare if you want to eat or drink. Friday and Saturday nights are the two biggest night with mass outside along with a concert right after. There's confession throughout the days of the events along with activities, prayers, and daily mass. Most events are geared for Vietnamese (language) and Catholic practices, however - all are definitely welcome to share in faith and culture.

The Marian Days (Đi Hi Thánh Mu) is the main festival and pilgrimage for Vietnamese American Roman…read moreCatholics. The annual event in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary has taken place the first weekend in August since 1978 on the 28-acre (110,000 m2) campus of the Congregation of the Mother of the Redeemer (CRM) in Carthage, Missouri. Tens of thousands of attendees come from throughout the United States, while non-Vietnamese locals and some visitors from Canada and Vietnam also attend. Tips: book hotel or motel in advance (at least 3 months ahead) You can park your RV or camp there. And camp site is available one week before. There will be many food courts to eat so just bring $$$ Here are infos you can do some researches for first time Address: 1900 Grand Avenue Carthage, MO 64836, USA Telephone: +1 (417) 358-7787 E-mail: cmc@dongcong.net Website: http://dongcong.net I will go back here again.