I have been coming to this church since I was born. I moved away for a while and came back. We…read morehave an amazing new Pastor and Youth Pastor and a vibrant and growing children's program, and learning groups for adults as well. Tuesday morning from 8-8:45am they offer a free community breakfast year-round, and starting mid-September-end of April on Wednesday nights there is also a free dinner offered! I highly recommend this church! You will find great community with-in this church, and we welcome anyone and everybody that walk through the doors.

Inspiring sermons, upbeat and interesting music, warm and friendly congregation. The pews are…read morecomfortable and the imagery of the stained glass windows are Biblical stories. This is a great church for the young adults and those who are young at heart. The congregation supports a variety of missions including a food self at the church, and a community garden. If you are looking to join a choir, or share your musical talent come to Gethsemane!

Visited here on a Sunday morning in May, while on travel in Minneapolis. I am on the Bishop's…read morestaff in a diocese on the East Coast. I found the people here to be very friendly and welcoming. Traditional Rite 2 Mass, I felt right at home!

This is a Music Venue, that brings in big main stream Christian Bands and Artists. They also have…read moresome local band events including tournaments. In the basement they have pool tables and a coffee bar and lounge. Where you can order other things including pizza and similar food items and other drinks (Non-Alcoholic) This place has had some great and amazing rocking concerts these past 3 years I have been going that and I would suggest this venue for anyone who wants to hear some great music.

I feel odd writing a review about a church, since the basic mission of ministry is universal and…read moregood, but as a newbie to Minni, I would be remiss if I said that I didn't find this church lacking. The website and the image that they market themselves under is not consistent and true with the type of church that it is. They market themselves as a non-denominational church that is welcoming and open to all and is there to help bring new comers into the path of Jesus Christ. One gets the impression that it is friendly to new people and those who are of younger generations. In actuality it is not very welcoming and the crowd is much older then I was anticipating. I was probably one of two people under 30 in the crowd of 40 or so. The pastor had good content but his delivery was a little off-putting. I'm not a fan of being told when to say "Amen" or being prompted to say "Hallelujah". Also, they take communion which I only have experienced a few times at other churches that I have gone to but this is a weekly experience at 3 Degrees. I am neutral as to taking weekly communion since bringing the spirit of Christ into one's body is what the whole purpose of the act is about. As someone who is new to Christ however, it was not a place where I felt very welcomed. The music is a bit to gospel and out-dated. I just couldn't feel a connection to the greater Purpose here.

Amazing church! It has a "home" feeling. Being from the south, this was refreshing to have…read more Currently has a couple hundred people that attend. Everyone comes from all walks of life - Many families with young kids and many families with kids who have graduated. Infants, toddlers, young kids, and teens have their own classrooms and learn things based on age. We sing a mixture of old hymns and modern songs. The Pastors are phenomenal. They don't beat around the bush when it comes to biblical teaching! It's amazing. If you're looking for a church that feels like home, where people know your name, this church is it! We currently have bakery goods and your basic coffee/tea every Sunday after church. If you're looking for a mega church where no one knows your name and you can have a professional cup of coffee made, this isn't it.

Great Church. Friendly People. Young Families. Solid Biblical Teaching.read more

We and our children attended this church for 2 1/2 years. Very nice people for the most part, but…read morethey are not interested in growing. Especially when it come to younger people with children. They want the church to be a empty nesters church/ Grandparents church. And some of the sessions members that make decisions for the direction the church is going are very non Christian.

This is a church full of love and grace. Traditions are important but serving your neighbor is…read moreparamount.

Nice. Fast. All churches should be this small and intimate…read more Originally founded to serve Minneapolis's African-American population in the early 20th century, the church now serves a de facto majority white congregation, judging by who attended & celebrated Mass. The church stays faithful to its roots by sometimes using an African-American hymnal, and the crucifix over the tabernacle is a polished wood, hand-carved African version of Christ.

Welcoming to visitors, seems to be a right knit congregation with lots of love for Jesus and each…read moreother. If I lived in Minneapolis, this would be a comforting parish and a loving place to receive the Eucharist. Highly recommend for visitors in the area. They use the lead me, guide me hymnal which is a personal favorite.

If you are new in the area and looking for a family church, I would recommend St. Peter's AME…read more While the family may not be yours, the congregation is very welcoming and genuine enough to make you forget that you are a transplant from SC. Sunday school services start at 9am and there is one service that starts at 10pm and lasts no more than 2 hours. While this may seem like a long time, it flies by and you are guaranteed to walk out feeling charged and empowered for your week ahead. The church has a private lot and plenty of street parking. In addition, they host numerous outreach programs for the community including an annual HBCU college fair. To me this is amazing considering there aren't any HBCUs near Minneapolis.

My wife and I visited many churches in the south metro area that were either too big, too loud, or…read moretoo small for our young family, and we found Nativity to be just the right size. Additionally it is a church that believes everyone is welcome no matter who you are on your life's journey. The youth program is great with Sunday School broken out by age group. Wednesday nights are also a good time to get to know each other through the many programs including Adult Education, and youth programs for all ages. Dana the priest is amazing! Her sermons are the best I have heard in the south metro area! During the school year there are three services (8am, 9am & 11:30am), and in the summer there are two (8am & 10am).