I've really enjoyed being a member of this Temple. This congregation is very inclusive, loves…read moremusic, has wonderful people, and very spiritual services. The congregation is also is VERY nice, warm, and welcoming. I am here almost every week. The Friday night Shabbat services recharge my spiritual batteries. We have a lot of very talented people who participate in services, so there is an excellent variety of music as well as great lay leaders who share their talents, adding to the Kol Ami Shabbat experience. I contend, through my personal experiences Jewishly, that Kol Ami is unique. The openness and joy people encourage here is something I have not found in any other synagogue or Jewish temple. Jews and non-Jews are welcome to come and help in Tikkun Olam -- repairing the world! It's a great place to feel calm, inspired, and welcome.

The music at Kol Ami is great...really great! Everyone is super nice and welcoming.read more

Open, warm, family friendly environment inclusive off all walks of life who are willing to open…read moretheir hearts and embrace faith and spirit. The clergy is hard working to make every member feel as if this is not a congregation but a family who share a common ancestry and bond eternal.

Beautiful synagogue and service. Took me in with open arms. I am glad I ended up at this synagogue…read more It was a very nice conservative synagogue

My wife Brenda and I had visited various Episcopal churches in the metro area and eventually was…read moredrawn to remain at St. Mary,s by the warmth, love and acceptance we experienced from the people. The people there have a heart for ministering to the needy from all walks of life.Many wonderful and life changing small groups meet there throughout the week and a few in local places to discuss many important topics. I am always glad to invite my friends to attend at St. Mary's Episcopal Church! Peace + Jeff Hurst To

No matter what your need, St Mary's can help. From the moment you enter the sanctuary, you will…read morefeel the living presence of God. The historic building and ministry format strongly connect to the traditions of the past; while the community exists firmly in the present. Liturgical services will be at once familiar to you and at the same time, offer a fresh perspective. Combining the best of Kansas City with up-to-date Episcopal values, St. Mary's is a Church of the People. You will be warmly welcomed, fed (spiritually and gastronomically), and generally looked-after. No matter your background. And if your thing is to sit quietly and just take it all in, that is quite alright. No one will pester you. Easter Sunday beckoned me first to St Mary's and I've been regularly attending services ever since. At first I was timid but after an amazingly short time, I felt at home. Less than a week ago, I officially joined The Episcopal Church. St Mary's has given me new life!

This is a gorgeous church inside. There is a very nice Chapel of Perpetual Adoration here as well…read more They also have a one hour prayer meeting every Wednesday night from 6:30 - 7:30PM in the main church which is open to the public. A private school is operated on premises. I come here daily to use the Chapel of Perpetual Adoration for my personal meditation time. The folks here are very welcoming and it is nice and quiet. I am very thankful to have this place a few blocks from my house.

Lovely church. Friendly, non-judgemental congregation. Currently offering iCare Masses once/month…read moreas outreach to special needs community. Groups for all ages and activities. Church that's got it just right!

A sacred place, visited by thousands of souls, who have entered this sanctuary over the past 100…read moreyears. The spiritual history here is palpable.

It's weird to review a church but I'm doing it. I'm working in Kansas City so got on yelp to look…read moreat churches in the same way I do with restaurants. This place is absolutely beautiful. Makes for a magical feeling during mass. The people were diverse and friendly including the priest and the organist was phenomenal. The homily was straight forward but had some laughs. I think this will be my go-to when I'm on KC!

I always thought this Unity church was a house. It is on 39th street, just after Noland Road. It is…read morepainted a mustard yellow and doesn't stand out as a church. There is a small antiquated gravel parking area. Inside is a sanctuary, where I sometimes attend meditation meetings. The sanctuary looks '70'sish but the stained glass is utterly beautiful. The lighting is fair. There is a small kitchen and a bathroom. There might be a second building, but I swear the second building is the size of a guest house. This place is tiny! It's pretty cool that it's there. I don't attend church (heathen) and I am pretty sure if I did, I'd attend Unity Village near Lee's Summit. I feel very fortunate that Unity allows the use of their facilities and are so giving to our group.

Great Church ! Engaged staff and lots to do to stay connected. Music, Missions etc. Come by on…read moreSaturday night at 5 pm or Sunday at 9:30 or 11 am.

Great friendly church! I've visited several times with my parents and aunt when I've come to town…read moreto see them. As a lifelong Baptist girl this means I find myself sitting in the senior adult Sunday School class with them. I've been made to feel very welcome. Worship service is dynamic and both Sunday School and main service feature expository style teaching and preaching.