This church has been in the north gate movie theater for nearly 5 years. We are regular attendees…read moreand greatly enjoy the welcoming environment and love you are greeted with here.

From the owner: We have 2 identical worship services every Sunday - 9:30 | 11:00 - We convert the stadium 10 movie…read moretheater at Northgate Mall into a Church every Sunday. Revolve Church specializes in loving God and loving People! We offer gluten free, organic, vegan, and no sugar added messages and relationships.

I apologize for not reviewing this Church as a Church. But they are so charitable to put out a…read morelittle picnic table in their probably busy location between 9th street and the Duke east campus. And they have a sign saying, please use this space and keep it clean for others. I am so pleased to see that! I have taken advantage of this space several times and I hope others will too. And I salute the church for helping us all.

The idea of rating a church on yelp is somewhat strange to me, but I do love Blacknall. I grew up…read moreChurch hopping like crazy and never found one I liked until Blacknall. Full of kind, reasonable people. I walked in the first Sunday I was in Durham, and would never go anywhere else. Highly recommended.

I go here regularly and it is a great church. the pastors are very serious but sneak in jokes to…read moreensure the enjoyment of their guests

The priest overbooked weddings on Nov 4. My stepdaughter was suppose to be married at 3:30 pm. I…read morehad 8 guests that came from Maryland to attend the wedding ceremony. The last thing I was told by my wife was to be there at 2:00 to take photos beforehand. I was spending time before the wedding with my family from out of town. I left everyone to get ready for the wedding, when I got there at 2pm the wedding was almost over. When I called them to tell them it was over, and that I missed everything except the kiss and introduction as husband and wife, they were all furious. Myself included. Not very thoughtful of the priest in this situation. What a total screw up. I feel as though I should be compensated for 2 hotel rooms for 2 nights and the gas for 3 vehicles that drove a total of 12 hours to get here and back for a wedding that they couldn't attend. Does any know a good Attorney?

I have no idea where I parked, but the "discovery walk" revealing the chapel was actually a fun…read morepart of my experience. As it started peaking through the trees on a misty day, the whole scene felt surreal and very goth-romance. Inside, the stained glass is gorgeous, and there's plenty of literature along the way to dive into the history of this iconic site. If you're visiting Duke campus, definitely check it out.

Immaculate, gorgeous, and inspirational. Once I walked in through the large doors out front, an…read moreimmediate reverence came over me. I was sweating from the heat and humidity, but thoroughly enjoyed walking all over the campus beforehand. The stained glass windows, the sheer size, the ornate level of detail with the woodwork, the craftsmanship that went into this, is unreal. Simply gorgeous and amazing, and so happy I came by to check this out. Inside and out, just phenomenal!

They claim to have a mobile shower for the homeless from 7:00 A.M. -10:00 A.M. . I went there…read morebecause I recently became homeless. I got there at 8:20 A.M. , and was refused a shower. Both me and two females were denied a shower at 8:20 A.M. so why say you have a mobile shower from 7 A.M. -10 A.M.. that is a lie

A lovely little church, founded around 1909 with a long and amazing history and a friendly,…read moreeclectic group of parishioners. It doesn't have a lot of members, the latest AV equipment (or possibly any at all outside of the organ), or the fanciest garden, but it's a church that suffered a huge split during the issue over the Episcopal church's first gay bishop (the previous one stormed out because he was outspokenly against blessing LGBT and took many with him to form one of the Anglican churches in the area) and lost a lot of members due to its support of the LGBT community. Even with its just-now recovering numbers and skeleton budget, it manages to support prayer and breakfasts every morning for the homeless, and its congregation will pitch in to support various families in need. A small community of Eastern Orthodox hold their services in part of their parish hall as well, and it's great to see traditions from both communities here. The Episcopal service has a very traditional service with very thoughtful sermons in a meditative environment. Everything these people do is earnest and humble, which I find unfortunately rare among places of worship nowadays.

This church is wonderful. Everyone is so warm, friendly and helpful. The kids ministry is great…read morewith something for all ages.