The Priests & Deacon are funny, they encourage people to open their Bible & pray with their…read morefamilies. The women's club is absolutely amazing!

The holidays are the perfect time for cooking. And what better way to experience some serious…read morehomemade ethnic dishes than to visit an ethnic Holiday Bazaar at a church! St Peter's Armenian Apostolic Church has a couple of fund raising bazaars/festivals each year. My first indulgence was a couple of years ago, and I enjoyed the different foods so much that I've been back several times now. The gatherings are held in early June and early December. Some of the delicious things I've enjoyed on my visits are: Appetizers: Babaganoush (eggplant dip) with pita bread. Lahmejune (beef/lamb pizza). Yalanchi (rice stuffed grape leaves). Soup: Madzoonov Kufte (Armenian yogurt and meatball soup). Entrée: Dolma (a full sized pepper filled with a lamb and rice stuffing). Dessert: Beoreg (triangles of filo dough and cheese). Bird's Nest (walnut filled filo dough shaped like nests). Bourma (filo dough rolled around a walnut filling). Gatnabour (Armenian rice pudding). Kadayif (cream filled shredded filo dough). Paklava (walnut filled filo dough). There is plenty more to choose from, including BBQ & Shish Kabob at the June event, and you can either eat at the festival/bazaar or have the food packed to take home. These festivities also have crafts for sale and music. Did I mention how friendly all the people are? Mark your calendars for next June and December. It really doesn't get any better than this, even if you have a grandmother's house to go to. After all, many grandmothers have done all the cooking here.

A modern style Catholic Church with a traditional Pastor and active congregation. This was my…read moreregular church when I lived in the area many years ago. I've been back on occasions over the years and I'm happy to see the faith community is still thriving here. I really do prefer old traditional style churches over these modern layouts but since the congregation is what truly makes a church, I definitely recommend this one.

I've been a parishioner in this church for over 25 years. Very friendly very family oriented. Very…read moregood children's Christian studies

I went here for summer camp as a kid and loved every minute of it! I went back this year for a…read morefamily event and while nostalgic for me. I noticed that a lot of the facilities were quite rundown. Very sad about that because I wouldn't want to send my own children there.

Dropped my child off Sunday night for sleep away camp. I felt really uneasy because they don't let…read morethe children keep their cell phones, I get it, it's camp no phones, which is fine with me, but at least let these kids keep them in their book bags in case anything happens, or if they happen to feel uncomfortable. So Sunday night I couldn't sleep of course thinking about my child who has never been anywhere but home, so I drive up there Monday morning and I was told I could not see my child ( it's not recommended ) ok cool I get it home sickness, so I left. Called there Tuesday was told my child was doing fine. Weds I get a call from my child saying he wants to come home. He did not seem happy or in a good mood at all. Which is weird because if my child was having a good time, he would never call me so I knew something was up. He told me he was crying himself to sleep and every time I called up there It was not brought to my attention. His back is all bit up with bug bites. Just a real traumatizing and horrible experience for his first time at Sleepaway camp. Not to mention they push the God stuff a little too hard on the kids. It kind of reminded me actually of a cult. I'm so upset my child had such a awful experience, his first time going to a sleep away camp.

Beautiful church from 1880. Very well maintained and clearly still in use today. It's on a…read morecorner with a gas station across the street. But farmland all around too. It's really quite a site from a distance. And you will see the steeple from far away. White wood, somehow has survived all these years.

Light of Christ Christian ministries is absolutely not a cult. Robert, who called this awesome…read morechurch a cult obviously has no clue what a cult is. You can read about this church at their website. Www.loccm.org. This Christian Church has been seeing the lost saved, the sick healed, the poor get better jobs, and people of all walks of life who had no hope finally find hope that's found only in Jesus Christ. Show up some Sunday morning and find out for yourself. You won't be sorry that you did.

The Church is so big your viewed as a number and unfortunately things got toxic while I was there…read moreserving. it's nice to know some long time members that will be left nameless were talking behind my back about me! so much for the love of Jesus this church claims to be about! haven't been back since I left and I'm glad I did so as much I miss it there before things took a turn and it was never my desire to leave originally.

I can not and will not attend a church that leads by lying to people. Don't let your youth pastor…read morego and tell the teens that were very attached to him that he was "chosen for another position". Don't let other pastors/leaders go and tell the congregation that they were called to other paths. This church treats everyone as a number. You walk into a huge auditorium and are NEVER welcomed. You can walk around after service and no one speaks to you. if you attend and do not come for several weeks - you aren't missed.