Great church . Small but full of the holy Spirit. You will live the pastor and his family. Always…read moreso welcoming.

This is what a church should be. I and my family love it here. It is fairly small and we were used…read moreto a larger local Catholic Church. However, we were immediately greeted and accepted at St. Christophers. A Church should be a community and that is what this is - a community that cares about you. After only a few months, we were always greeted on a first name basis. We really do feel closer to God because of this Church Community! If you are somewhat lost and looking to add something to your life, Try St. Christophers.

The BEST Catholic Church Parish of my lifetime! Gorgeous, traditional and welcoming to everyone!!…read moreThanks to this Parish my husband has become Catholic.

Close to 100 years old, St. Matthews Catholic Church can be recognized for being an architectural…read moregem, at the very least. I visited the church and grounds as part of the the city-wide Art Walk this month and was surprised to see how pretty the inside of this church is. The church building alone is a work of art, from the columns and sculptures to the stained glass and curved ceilings, it is one of the most beautiful buildings downtown. I'm not into any sort of religion, however, I did go to Catholic school as a child and was able to recognize the various saints and religious elements that are depicted in this church. The staff that was there helping to organize the church's participation in our city's Art Walk were not overbearing and seemed very friendly and encouraged people to hang out, enjoy the art on display, look around the church and listen to the impromptu violin recital going on. By the way, the violinists were excellent! Along with the art display and music, they had a small reception going on for everyone attending. Again, no pressure to join or learn more about the church, but they were willing to answer any questions if anyone had them. If I wanted information on the church, they had some, including activities and a pamphlet detailing the history of the church, from its formation and earliest congregation to its architect and the construction of the building. From the information provided, it appears the church was constructed from elements hauled overseas from Europe and the church was then built in its current location. Wow. They seem like they're the newest participants in Art Walk. I had always been curious about this church and had no idea what it looked like other than from an exterior appearance, so it was nice to see it for a change. I guess since I did attend Catholic school in my youth, that made me feel a bit more at home in visiting this church because I was more familiar with the tenets of Catholicism than other religions, although I don't consider myself a religious person, but I did feel comfortable hanging out here during Art Walk and will probably go back for another Art Walk reception just to see what they're up to.

Loved the sermon. Very down to earth. Much love and uplifting…read more Pretty interesting sermon. He touched on a lot of things. We both want to continue to come. Emphasis on Jesus.

The pastor literally said he will not say divorce is against God. There was hardly any prayer…read morehappening at all. He read out of a scofield translation based Bible. There was no reference to which Bible translation he was using. They do talk a lot about privileged groups on their Facebook page. I won't be going back.

A small community with a big heart. The friendly congregation serves the community in many ways and…read morewelcomes all.

When my wife and I first started attended Fenton Road Baptist Church was about one week after…read moreOctober 31st, 2017 and joined in January 2018, because of the incredible outreach of the pastor Dr.Michael Stallard who is on the board of directors of the college I am now attending Midwestern Baptist College. The members are very kind and outgoing, so it is worth giving it a try to see if this is the church for you, but I guarantee you will get educated and well versed here at Fenton Road Baptist.

Nice friendly church where people from all ages can worship and learn about gods love and grace…read more You be best to use their website to learn of their new location. Which is in the city of Fenton on Grange Hall Road.

Great people, great teaching! My wife attended Good Friday and found a reverent service, rooted in…read moretradition.