I love this church, the people there are VERY welcoming. Pastor John and his wife are two of the…read morenicest people I have ever met. My family and I have just started going there and plan to continue. The service on Sundays are always awesome.

The pastor hung up on me when I asked why the white kids got gifts and they treated me and my kids…read morelike slaves,unbelievable ,!!let's get some good hearted volunteers, not bored miserable old volunteers,no love there , I knew I was blessed when ppl I did nothing to didn't like me .pray for all the children of the world ,amen,I used to actually like this church a lot until I couldn't run from the truth anymore ,

My first time here, I came to ask about the food pantry, because I really am in need. Found out I…read morehad to pre-register prior to coming. Was told about their pantry Tuesday and Wednesday assuming I could come back.. And if I can't? But couldn't pre register for the next day there. Okay. The first time I spoke up to ask for help from a church I'm denied. I understand there's rules -- I would have been happy if I left with 2 eggs and a half of loaf of bread if it was offered to me.. you're a church and didn't offer anything to someone in need. I'm very religious , It hurt me :)

This place is worth a visit, whether you are a church goer or not. It is an absolutely beautiful…read morebuilding - it was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, so no surprise there. If you are a church goer, the auditorium where they hold the service is very open and light, and it has a balcony on top if you prefer to be up and out of the crowd. It is good for child ren because you can actually sit behind the class if they start to cry. I've only attended once, so I'm no expert on this building, but it is very cool. The First Unitarian Society services are at 9 and 11 am and they offer tours after the service. I believe they also hold public tours so I recommend checking it out. They also have other events there on occasion that may give you an excuse to go - such as a Farmers Market they had a few weeks back.

Best church ever! Very inclusive, friendly, warm and inviting, and all kids feel welcome, unlike…read morechurches I attended as a kid that were clickish. Very good atmosphere conducive to acceptance, respect, and politeness. Kids actually want to return! Good church indeed!

A centrally located WELS church in the heart of the westside of Madison. They also have a great…read moregrade school attached. A great place to hear a consistent message about our Lord from a caring staff.

Have attended other churches in the past and landed at Our Redeemer Lutheran church. The people are…read morevery nice and welcoming. Me and my family get spiritually renewed and uplifted each Sunday. The school and early childhood is spectacular with a focus on high quality Christian education taught by loving teachers

I use this chapel as a space to study and sometimes pray, and it really is a fantastic space for…read morethose activities. It's open to all students, and it is a great location with gorgeous stained glass. It even has some tables on the second floor rooftop that I look forward to using when the weather is nice! In between studying, this chapel has coffee, a pool table, and a laundry room for students to use. The sanctuary is also available for students to use the piano or pray. I can't speak to the religious services here, since I have not attend and do not identify with the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod.

Praises to Pastor Romandis Moore, the Praise team & parishioners of COAH! The family of Monique T…read more Moore were very blessed by the Celebration of Life services that were held on yesterday, July5, 2025 during 10:00 am-12:30 pm. We would like to simply say thank you all for a job well done with beautiful songs, services, scripture's & sermons provided! May the Lord continue to bless this ministry

You really need to try this Church. The combination of folks being friendly, genuinely sincere and…read moreChrist centered is beyond refreshing.