We love FBC of Wooster. I was baptized here by my father in 1958. Not actually a member then…read more The people are loving and Pastor Larry brings the gospel. The church has an amazing history. This is a gem in many ways but most important serving our Lord and Savior

We worried about being on time and finding available parking but had no difficulty at all, although…read morewe did take a wrong turn getting to church. We attended during my residency at Ashland University and found the church quite beautiful. The mass was very pleasant to attend, with music and a nice sermon.

Storyside is a church that is welcoming from the moment you drive onto their parking lot with…read moreparking attendants to help you find a spot to park to their gets at the door to help you get your kids checked in and get you information, all the way to getting a chance to meet some of the pastors and staff in the lobby after service! Their attention to detail and desire for excellence is impressive. They provide an atmosphere of worship that is inviting and personal. Definitely family friendly and a place that honors all generations. They even have a place for kids with special needs that is growing! If you're looking for a church that is like none other, this is it!

I love it here! I've been coming since it began years ago and it's felt like home since the…read morebeginning! The people are warm and welcoming!

I love the church and the people, but the web sites are practically nonfunctional. The phone…read morenumber given is not able to be connected with and the hours of worship that are posted are contradictory, and it is difficult to find them posted anywhere.

The congregants were warm and welcoming, the worship and the word true to the Bible, and the pastor…read morewas one of the most humble and transparent people I have ever met. He apologized for being a flawed human being while trying to lead a church, but I think we need MORE pastors who recognize that their positions as pastors do not exempt them from being flawed human beings. In fact, I also think that if there were more pastors like this man, the churches would be full again. People are not looking for perfection in a church or a church congregation, they are not looking for rules and regulations that condemn them; they are looking for transparency, honesty, and an agreement between one's words and one's actions. I suspect that were I able to spend more time at this church, I might find some of that.