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!

Our Lady of Sorrows is anything but an unhappy place (as the name would imply)!!…read more My wife and I were married here two weekends ago and it could not have been prettier. It was the middle of July but I could hardly tell thanks to well-functioning AC (it probably didn't hurt that I was SEVERELY distracted with getting married). The staff was great and the facilities immaculate. Highly recommend as a wedding venue for those looking for a Catholic wedding. Can't speak to the Sunday service, but at the very least you'll be entertained by the stunning decor.

Visiting from out of state and found this great church. Highly recommend. Great expository…read moreteaching. If I am in the area again, I will definitely attend another service.

Tremendous church, great music, I travel from Leawood to downtown every Sunday to hear the message…read morefrom Gabe or Tyler. This is a very open and welcoming church, one of five locations for Christ Community and Sunday they announced a building expansion to accommodate the ever growing congregation and to provide for young kids. Young, old or in between you should check out this church.

By the Grace of God, my husband converted to Catholicism at this church by Father Trummer. He was…read morebaptized and made his first confession and communion, all in the Traditional pre-Vatican II Rite!! It was a beautiful day!!

Pure and wonderful Catholic Church. Most wonderful priests you will ever meet. If you are curious…read moreabout the old mass (Latin Mass) that the current Pope has been cracking down on, please visit. It will change your life.

I'm an Episcopal visitor at a local conference trying to check out the beautiful building and find…read morea contemplative spot midday. Sadly this wasn't it. Confusing signage, locked doors everywhere. Would have loved to check it out but no way open or in (despite signs telling me to use the locked doors) and no one around to help. Seems lovely for those who know the ropes or have special access!

I've driven by this cathedral thousands of times, and this weekend I had a reason to visit it…read more This is from an artistic, museum standpoint. I don't go there for church. I don't attend one, but I love cathedrals. I can describe it as breathtaking. You park in the gated lot, and go around to the side, which I think is the main entrance. Then I went into the sanctuary. Oh my. I've been to several cathedrals in my traveling, even the large St. Francis of Assisi in Santa Fe, NM. They strike my curiosity. The castle like interior, and the stone exterior with towers and black wrought iron brings one back to a different time period. That's cause this cathedral has been in KC since 1870...I'm not a cathedral geek, I read it in the brochure.The inside of the sanctuary has pews that are wooden and sound creeky. They are old and smell of cedar. The stage, well, I guess it's the pulpit area, is lavish with wrought iron decorating the top of center of the stage. It looks like an open wrought iron gate. Really, it's difficult to describe. It's a not miss, even if you don't attend church, just go inside and look at the sanctuary. I don't know the hours, but it's a definite destination for anyone traveling to Kansas City. It's huge. And the sound system was right on. The stained glass is out standing. They have an art show going on, called Tranformations. The organ music is grand, just grand. So I suggest taking a trip to visit this cathedral just once. It's gorgeous, and breath taking.

I visited Peace Church initially online, during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. I was…read moreimpressed that they willingly committed to forgoing in person worship in order not to expose one another to COVID. Currently, they are meeting in person and masks are optional if you have been vaccinated. Holly McKissick is the lead pastor and I loved her sermons that were to the point, challenging, relatable and inspiring. Once the church began meeting on Sundays we tried them out and have been attending a few weeks now. The worship service is contemporary and laid back. In person attendance looks to be about 60-75 and maybe a similar number who attend via Zoom. I like that the church is devoted to social justice and working to help the most vulnerable in the community and I have an opportunity to be a part of that. The church is very friendly and inclusive as a church family should be. I would define the church as progressive, if you consider the fact that Jesus' teaching and actions were progressive. I was made to feel at home even on my first visit. The church is open to all regardless of race, gender, social status, sexual orientation, gender identity, faith background, age, etc. I think this is our new church home and I highly recommend others try it out.

From the owner: Peace Church UCC is a progressive community of faith and an Open and Affirming congregation,…read morecelebrating diversity in race, age, sexual orientation, gender expression, nationality, faith background, education, and abilities. Led by Rev. Holly McKissick and Rev. Paula Lafferty.

It needs to be shut down. It's a deceptive business. A CULT! I checked it out about 18 years ago to…read moresee what it's all about. What we discovered was VERY intense pressure to take their EXCESSIVELY expensive "classes." One fellow named Eric tried to get me to stop going to my doctor. We finally were able to leave, after a neighbor came to get us. Yes, these people tried everything to stop our leaving. It was close to kidnapping. I got home and started researching them, and discovered that adherents go into debt to Scientology to pay for those classes. Some cost $20k, no kidding! All those classes are in the quest of their sect, to get a person's mind to a "clear" state, clear of little beings named "thetans." Ridiculous, isn't it? Well I also discovered that celebrities are treated very well, pampered actually, so as to lure regular folks to join. Regular folks are outright abused, and forced to work off the prices of their worthless "classes" for YEARS in various Scientology locations. And if anyone ever tries to leave, Scientology's warped lawyers will come after them tooth and nail, trashing that person's reputation, as they did with Leah Remini. That's IF they are able to escape! Look up what Scientology did to Lisa McPherson. Scientology is NOT any type of Christian sect, so the "cross" atop their buildings is just for show. There's statues and busts of their founder, a science fiction writer all over the place. And I've repeatedly, over 16 years, ordered them to have no more contact with me. And they have not respected my orders, and repeatedly contacted me--even after I moved more than 200 miles away and changed my phone number. AVOID THIS PLACE AND THE ORGANIZATION LIKE THE PLAGUE. Because in many ways, that's what they are.

I've been attending at this church for over a year. They are kind, good people with wonderful…read moreclasses at little or no cost that have helped my family and me. When I first arrived in town I was going through a rough patch. The staff at this church helped me spiritual and mentally and have become dear friends! highly recommend for anyone who is looking for a community that is like family.

Found out about the gym and classes, decided to give it a shot. The classes for boot camp are FREE…read moreand whip you into shape. There are two leaders in the class. Both push you, but you have to know your own personal limitations. Techniques were focused on building the core through intense exercises, different crunches, and it felt good. The teachers seem knowledgable and interested in seeing you progress. The best part is it's free. People from the community seem to be connected with it. Give it a try.