I really enjoyed Sunday Service at Kenosha Bible Church. The worship music was current but not too…read moreloud and there was something interesting for kids of all ages. The greeters are the door were so welcoming. It's worth a try if you are looking for a church.

This is a wonderful church with loving members. They are committed to social action. They serve…read morethe community with such things as a food bank, a feeding and tutorual/guidance program for children and their families (Kid's Cafe'), clothing give aways, adoption of a school, involved in issues supporting jobs, information sharing on community issues. I could go on, but if you want involvement, check out Wayman. Biblical application is focus on currency for our lives today.

This is a beautiful church. Great people and a great service. Bible based and family oriented.read more

I went to this church for 20+ years. LLC has hidden doctrine and much can be read about in their…read morethird part investigation. Maybe you can ask to read it if you're considering going there however I think you might find the leaders have a negative bias towards it in giving it to you. They may just try to discredit it, but I'm here to tell you that it's true. Sincerely, very saddened by this church.

We visited Living Light Christian Church in our search for a five fold church. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised by the wonderful spiritual grounding that we were surrounded by. Although, we don't live here we will plan on visiting when in the area again.

Wonderful church with insightful expository teaching, great kids program, engaging worship, fun…read moreMoms' group, and friendly people!

We came for a visit and never left. We felt welcome from the moment we walked in the door. The…read moredepth of teaching is excellent--from the head pastor, associate pastors, and lay people. Two services on Sunday offers some flexibility with your schedule. Worship is contemporary and has some variety in instrumentation, worship leaders, and occasional choirs. Still, the worship is primarily piano-driven. Lakeland offers a chance to meet with the pastor or an elder right after the service (not exactly weekly, but often enough). We waited several weeks before attending one of these "Meet Lakeland" lunches, ourselves. They serve lunch and take time to get to know you while helping you learn more about the church, it's roots, available ministries, serving opportunities, etc. My wife and I believe it is important to serve in church. There are opportunities around every corner--women's ministry, men's ministry, children's ministry, community events, service projects, outreach, and more. It is easy to "plug in" and get involved. There is an emphasis on home Bible studies, and we would highly recommend finding one. We joined a group that meets on a weekly basis, ranging from 10-20 attendees. We always have a wonderful time of fellowship and sharing. There are other things to consider: worship nights, where they combine with other area churches; an excellent Alpha program for new believers; an annual "county fair" with a massive box maze that fills a gymnasium (it has to be seen to be believed); financial seminars; open mic nights; a movie discussion group that meets on a monthly basis to watch and discuss current movies; concerts; and so much more--seriously! They also have a prayer room in an offsite location where you can sign up to go alone or with a group to have a quiet time. Our young-adult daughter was attending another church. After visiting several times with us, she decided to make Lakeland her home. She got involved with the young adult's ministry and has never looked back. She has made many close friends, is growing in her relationship with the Lord, and is loving life. BOTTOM LINE: Lakeland Church is welcoming and casual, has excellent teaching, is family-oriented, and has plenty of ministries and ways to get involved. Highly recommended! Come for a visit...or two...or three...or... (you get the idea!).

A friendly, active liberal congregation that welcomes all seekers of truth. Sunday school and…read morenursery for the kids. Active in social justice work, environmental issues, and welcoming to all types of families.

The reader should note that I am no longer an official "member" of this or any church, but continue…read moreto attend here and support its ministry because it is a Christian duty. This is a follow-up to the review I wrote ten years ago in 2015. My friend who was pastor then has now taken his repose, and the comments I previously wrote still apply under his replacement--a good family man, highly conscious of his responsibility to maintain biblical teaching and orthodox theology. I am particularly bothered, however, by the inexorable creep of the feminist heresy into the congregation--as is the case in most "Evangelical" churches, who will take no stand against it. Here alterations to Christianity are mainly betokened not so much by the preaching, but a popular hymnal with egalitarian editors who alter traditional hymn wordings to reflect their negative beliefs about men. I am old enough to know what they are doing in every instance, and care, but the elders of this church apparently don't, and won't put a stop to it. The other main feminist incursion is by means of Bibles like Today's New International Version, which is not warned against and is allowed to be read publicly. Taking the necessary steps to correct this situation will be unpopular, but in the meanwhile Calvary joins most of the rest of the Evangelical world in slow descent into the maelstrom.

I'm writing this review more to describe the church, of which I am a member, rather than evaluate…read moreit. It is a Protestant Evangelical congregation of about 500, unaffiliated with a denomination or association, at this writing a hundred years old, and has a fairly full range of the kind of activities and programs one would expect at such a church. The theology is conservative, and one can find echoes of revivalism and dispensationalism here, although none of these is strongly stressed in the preaching and teaching ministries, in which "mere Christianity," better describes its life under the current pastor, who has been at the church for twenty years. The church may be distinguished from others of its type, of which there are a number in this area--the largest being Grace Church and Racine Bible Church--in that it is a kind of throwback to the pre-megachurch days. It still uses a hymnal, minimizes the activities of praise teams and electronic music. It uses piano and (a very fine) organ to accompany worship, and does not use drums or electric guitars. Although I say this guardedly, it operates on a somewhat higher cultural level than most modern Evangelical churches; its worship service is less clamorous and "popular," and more reminiscent of what one would find in a big city Baptist or Presbyterian church in the fifties and sixties. It is reasonably friendly, new people are welcomed but not swarmed. Most of its members are--and in fact have been from the church's beginnings-- ex-Catholics and dropouts (like me) from the long, slow theological and moral collapse of the Protestant mainline. This is a church that places fidelity to the gospel, as traditionally understood by orthodox Christians, ahead of the desire to make changes that threaten to compromise it. This review was written in October of 2015. Churches change. In five years one may find a more typical Evangelical megachurch wannabe here, as Calvary Memorial makes those compromises to survive in the world.

Linn Presbyterian Church is a true gem--warm, welcoming, and rooted in both faith and community…read more The church is led by Pastor Lisa Lynne Kirkpatrick, who is absolutely outstanding. Her messages are thoughtful, grounded, and inspiring, and her voice is truly angelic--a gift to both the pulpit and the music ministry. We recently had our daughter attend the preschool class at Vacation Bible School this June, and she had an absolute blast! The programming was engaging, fun, and meaningful for kids, and it's clear the church puts a lot of love into its youth ministries. A special shoutout to Vicki B., who does an incredible job teaching Sunday School--her dedication shines through in how she connects with kids from toddlers to teens. She's a true asset to the church family. The facility itself is very nice and well-maintained, with everything you'd hope for in a vibrant church community: a beautiful sanctuary, a fellowship hall, a full kitchen, a nursery, multiple classrooms, church offices, and even a community garden that reflects their spirit of care and service. Whether you're looking for a spiritual home, a place for your children to grow in faith, or a welcoming community to connect with, Linn Presbyterian is well worth a visit.