I started going to ICC about two years ago and I have grown increasingly disappointed in this…read morecommunity and in Pastor Trevor. I originally loved this community bc of the discussion and the way Trevor picks apart to Bible in a very theological manner. However, there have been certain sermons where I realize his personal bias has come to play. I originally felt this over a year ago when he spent a sermon talking about how he would not go into politics but he did want to show Biblical matter on how the Jewish people/Israel are the chosen people of God and what they are "owed". Pro-Israel propaganda in a time of innocent blood shed felt inappropriate. During my multiple visits, we have never prayed for the poor innocent lives lost in Gaza, but a whole sermon on what Israel is owed. Unfortunate, but I swallowed this discomfort as it was the only church I really connected to. Recently, Trevor spoke about why evil exists in this world and projected a picture containing Charlie Kirk nearly the entire time. Conflation and idolatry of Charlie Kirk has risen in alt-right conservative Christians. They preach he was murder due to his religious beliefs however this person cannot be separated from his political beliefs. The church is no place for US politics and yet the community goers feel comfortable wearing very political shirts to this church. It is unfortunate that a preacher would promote their own personal bias for political indoctrination to the community that trusts him to lead them. I will not go back. God does not allow idolatry and I will not allow it in my faith as well. They also recently moved to a newer location. I loved the old location due to the charm and character is gave the community. It now gives the vibe of a smaller vous miami or hillsong. No identity.

Heartfelt contemporary worship, relevant Biblical teaching with life application, and great coffee!…read moreIt is a community where you feel cared for and loved.

The Church of the Nazarene is an "evangelical Christian denomination that emerged from the…read more19th-century Holiness movement in North America. With its members commonly referred to as Nazarenes, it is the largest Wesleyan-holiness denomination in the world," said Wikipedia. I love the Nazarenes because they seriously take on the challenge of the Great Commission and I loved this simple Church I found along the Keys highway. Great that they have services here in both English and Spanish for the Hispanic congregants. Good job, Nazarenes. 4 YELP STARS for you!

Great congregation, Pastor and Pastor's family! Everyone is very friendly and you can feel the Holy…read moreSpirit as you worship God through songs, prayer and sermons. Highly recommend!!!

We are in the Keys for a short time but wanted to visit a local congregation while here. We made…read morethe right choice with Bluewater in the Keys. The contemporary service was worshipful and laid back, the people were friendly and the message (brought by someone filling in for the pastor) was meaningful and conversational, no preaching, just sharing. The small group was welcoming but not pushy. We were grateful to share this Sunday with Bluewater in the Keys!

What a wonderful beautiful Catholic Church in Marathon, FL. The grounds are lovely. It needs some…read morelove but we really enjoyed walking the area. It had so many hidden treasures along the path. The Stations of the Cross plagues were stunning. The Angel winged seats were heavenly. The fountains were inviting. The Rosary Gazebo featuring the 4 mysteries was serene. If you are in Marathon, take a little bit of time and walk the grounds of this quaint Catholic Church.

Went to see the Christmas lights and the views are speechless. We were invited to the concert…read moreinside the church but felt under dressed. Very beautiful church and surrounding area.

Great Sunday worship while on vacation. Everyone is friendly and the music and message were…read moreawesome.

Came across this quaint church on my way through the Keys. I stopped to admire the House of Worship…read moreand thought about the Biblical verse in Matthew 4:19 where Jesus says "Come follow me and I will make you fishers of men." Not that familiar with Episcopalian church but from a glance at their activities board, much good work goes on here. I noticed lots of Bible studies--both adult and child, fellowship groups, AA meetings and very randomly: oil painting classes. On the St James website I found this: "We are an Episcopal Community of Faith living our common lives in hope! We invite you to explore Christianity with us, To grow with us, to proclaim Christ with us, To love and serve Christ with us. We are dreaming of a world of infinite possibility, Building a world in which our gifts are fully used, Listening to the Spirit calling us into action." Beautiful. 4 YELP STARS.

Conviently located off the main road. Best place to be. Friendly people all the time you won't…read moreregret going and learning things about Jehovah God. JW.org for more info on what happens in a Kingdom Hall and watch a short video or ask any question you have that is bible based and get your answers right there on the site

Everything a Church should be! If you are in the Keys on Sunday don't miss it ! Summer schedule:…read more10am Service.