Very welcoming atmosphere…read more Bible believing church. I enjoy the preached word and the songs. Service starts at 1030 every Sunday. Come join us as soon as you are able.

This church has a challenging, demanding liturgy that is not made user-friendly. I like it…read more There's something raw and coarse about it; it's the way churches should be. At the same time, the community at this church is more open and accessible than some. In many ways, this church is an opposite of the more common type of church in which the services are dumbed-down to be more accessible to newcomers, but the communities are more closed to outsiders. In many ways this church is typical of a church but there are a number of things that are just a tad better here than elsewhere. Episcopal churches tend to have awful singing (i.e. the hymns are good, but Episcopals can't sing), but in this church the singing is average, which means it is unusually good for an Episcopal church. I like it. The service, spiritual-content, and politics? All decent. The Pastor is a cool guy. As an added bonus, there are actually a small handful of people in the 18-35 age range, the group that seems all too absent from most churches. I found the congregation to be fairly welcoming and willing to talk to newcomers. Not only was I actually approached by the pastor and several others at the coffee hour, but people actually took the time to talk to me, and introduce me to people. It made a very good impression. Perhaps the best thing about this church is that there is less wrong with it than there is with most churches. The people here are a little bit less superficial, the service is a little less boring and a little more relevant to your life. It's nothing outstanding really, but considering how incredibly horrible most churches are, I am left with no other choice but to give this church four stars!

I've been attending Trinity Church for about 11 years now. I love it- tucked away in a unassuming…read morestorefront next to Dollar General, it is not the traditional church that many people are used to. The congregation is a medium to small size (about 200 people) including many young families as well as older people. Our pastor Darren Lander, has a gift of being able to preach the Word of God with both weight, humor and poignancy. We are fortunate to have him and grateful to see the Good News that Christ died for sinners like us on display. Hope that people can come check us out sometime!

Greek fest what a joy! Food was great. Gyro, souvlaki, green beans and French (Greek) fries top the…read morelist of great tasting. Average pastitso and spanikopita. Always worth going to.

3 services to choose from. 8:30 AM, 10 AM and 11:30 AM. Wednesday services at 7 PM. All ages and…read moreall are welcome.

They seem nice. The worship team is awesome. However, as first-time visitors, we were a bit put off…read moreby the church's focus on money and the pressure to give absolutely all you can to the them. As second-time visitors, we were incredibly shocked to hear the pastor, from the "pulpit," literally chide and shame the congregants who were not wearing face masks, calling them words like 'immature' and 'childish.' It is certainly no one's business why someone else without a face mask on is that way-- their medical condition, religion, whatever-- so to have a pastor treat people that way was very sad. These examples clearly aren't the type of leadership and church atmosphere the Bible calls for!

This beautiful church is located on Mayfield Street in the heart of Cleveland's Little Italy…read moredistrict. The church offers a regular schedule of service and parish member ministry opportunities which are noted in their website and in the materials distributed at service times, etc. It is a wonderful place to stop for prayer and meditation or worship during their regular and frequent ministry times.

If your rosary has a few holes in it, then you can come here, it's named Holy Rosary and they'll…read morefix your Holey Rosary. Definitely one of the most beautiful churches in Cleveland, and it looks old and rustic like something straight out of Europe. I'm definitely a fan and will be coming here many times in the future I'm sure. I love seeing old churches, and Cleveland is full of them, and this is one of my favourite ones.

Tip: Parking is available onsite at the back of the church. There is also street parking in the…read morearea (with parking meters). Visiting Sunday evening service last night was a beautiful spiritual experience. I found this church via a website to find mass times (Mass Times), and it was one of the only local churches with evening service. There is also a morning service. The evening service is specifically for younger patrons but opened to everyone. The parishioners were mostly young students but also a few families and individuals were present. From the moment I stepped inside, I was in awe about the peaceful atmosphere. The architecture is simple and stunning. The church has clean, minimalistic aesthetic. The way that the sun enters the space through stained glass windows is magic. Bring your camera to capture experience after the service. Upon entrance of the church, you can find brochures with songs included in the service to simply follow and engage. The priest guides you as to how to participate, when to stand, and when to approach the altar. It is easy to follow the mass even if you're not Catholic or not a frequent patron. I found it very comforting to have this guidance. I also found that the church members were friendly but not invasive or overpowering. I felt very welcome. The church does not have traditional pews but rather chairs, somehow it makes it feel more modern and less constraining. The acoustics of the church were beautiful with songs and words powerfully traveling through the church. The church is conveniently located in downtown Cleveland. It is easily accessible to downtown residents, students of Cleveland State University, anyone traveling and staying downtown. Personally, I visited the church from 20 minutes away. Despite being located in the heart of downtown Cleveland, the church offers a peaceful refuge from the busy city streets. On Sundays, downtown is pretty uncrowded offering more serenity. For anyone getting married, this church offers wedding services. With its' angel white aesthetic and statue, it's a perfect place to start your union. Overall, St. Peter Church left me with a sense of spiritual renewal and a deep appreciation for its role in the Cleveland community. Whether you're visiting for Mass or simply looking for a peaceful place to reflect, this church is a hidden gem that is worth the visit.

You know you're yelping too much when you yelp church. I don't know how you can give the house of…read moreGod a low rating....

St. Jude's is a wonderful Parish and community. Our family loves Father Kosem and the warmth he…read morebrings to the church and services. Everyone we have met at St. Jude's has been friendly and inclusive in making our family feel a part of the St. Jude's family and community.