1st time and I really enjoyed it. Different then what I'm accepting to though. Not a money making…read morebusiness but a church with a good message. I didn't feel judged or awkward. It was songs of praise then the sermon and then release

I can't even write a review long enough bc of the lack of time I have. This church is much more…read morethan "just a church". It brings the best of the best out of you and saves lives and impacts everyone who walks through the door. A blessed sanctuary for sure.

Nice church, warm and welcoming. We visited the second service @11 and it filled up so you may want…read moreto plan accordingly. The church was setting up for a week of VBS ministry so there are lots of families and young couples here. Great Bible study as expected for the Calvary Chapel church model-- service is about 1.5 hours for reference.

Great blend. Talented leaders. One of the most beautiful, well-voiced pipe organs in a church that…read moresize. The people are so welcoming too!

Wonderful people who love each other. the Truth of God's Word is preached and lived out in this…read moreloving community. Young Adult College support groups!

Mountain Heights Church is a place you can really experience God! Worship is modern and the…read moreBible-based teaching is easy to understand and apply to your life. I always feel so welcomed, the people and community there are so genuine.

Trinity was very welcoming, and we quickly knew it would become our church home when we moved to…read moreMorgantown. I also like how they do a general confession and the Eucharist every Sunday. We go to the 10:30am service but they also offer an 8:00am. I felt it was important to go to a church that had connections with the community, Trinity houses a soup kitchen and feeds the hungry 5 days a week. I highly recommend Trinity!

Beautiful, spiritual atmosphere. Priest gives wonderful homilies. Congregants are very warm and…read morewelcoming. They support St Ursula's Food pantry on a regular basis.

This is the church I attended while growing up, and for a few years I chose to go to St. John's…read morewhen I'd visit because I did not care for the priest, whose name I have forgotten. The current priest, Fr. DiBacco, is awesome - an excellent homilist and runs a straightforward Mass. I look forward to seeing what he has to say about the week's readings when I am in town.