It's a prayer room. Open to the public during the week, closed on Sundays…read more The room is a little awkward, but the chairs are comfortable, and it provides a place to pray in the city.

I came to this church a couple times for a wedding rehearsal/wedding/reception. I was charmed by…read moreFather Rey and the humble beauty of the church. The church is located in a historic part of town near the Union Terminal train station. The church is super easy to find. It's right off of the Ezzard Charles exit of I-75. If you're in the area, you should definitely stop by to attend mass.

We visited this church as part of our mission to go try a different Catholic Church each month.This…read morechurch just makes you feel joyous! Music is a big part of mass and the God-given talent we heard was very inspiring. I actually went up to the pianist/singer and the woman who sang the most after mass to tell them how much I was moved by them. The woman said she could tell because she was watching my face (I was near the front). Next, it was asked that all visitors stand up and we were welcomed warmly and asked which church we came from. Then if anyone who was celebrating an anniversary, would they stand. It just so happened our friends were celebrating their 45th anniversary and it was a nice touch. Our priest spoke from the heart in regards to stewardship, the parish cook out that day, the readings and it's application in real life, and their Virtus program to help protect the children. His mantra with that regard was "if you see something, say something". Simple, yet powerful words. The next Sunday was to be Hat Day where everyone was invited to wear a hat. Apparently, they had held their first annual church bazaar where many hats were bought/sold. Sounds like fun. Parishioners got out of their seats to give the sign of peace which is something I personally prefer. I also liked that in their prayer list there was a section of people either in hospitals or nursing homes and where they can be found in case you wanted to visit or send a card. That is a sweet idea and one I hadn't seen before. All in all, I felt very uplifted by the entire experience and would gladly go again.

So we're new in town and checking out churches, trying to find a good fit. It's tough because…read morewe're a young family that likes a traditional vibe so a church needs to kind of bridge those two worlds if they're going to get us coming back. Sacred Heart is nice. Clean, big, plenty of parking, with a school attached (typically a good sign from the "young family" POV as well as the good news of multiple funding streams). We've been to 2 of their 3 Sunday morning masses - 10a and 11:30a - and both are fairly well attended. The choir is pretty good. The priest doesn't mince words yet gives a good homily. We're in and out in about an hour (mixed feelings on that one - a "short" mass at our old church was an hour and ten minutes). A big con is that they don't have kneelers. That's kind of a big deal. I can appreciate the need to appeal to more people and I know the whole "stand up, sit down, stand up, kneel down" aspect of a Catholic Mass can be intimidating and weird, but that's the deal. To us, that's part of the worship and part of what makes it good (valuable, inveterate, impressive, reverent - take your pick). Sacred Heart is kind of the only game in town in Fairfield so we've been slow to expand the search but stay tuned, because I don't think we're here to stay.

after a year long search, we finally found our home! this church is wonderful! what makes it…read morewonderful are the people and father tharp...of all the churches we have been to, this one was the most welcoming...people knew we were new and greeted us warmly...they looked us in the eye and genuinely appeared happy we were there...i am in a wheelchair and this was the only church where the usher came up to me and asked if i wanted communion brought to me, instead of going up to the altar...it really meant a lot to me...we have been to the noon mass on sunday and the 4pm mass on saturday...the noon is not busy at all but the 4pm ("guitar mass") is PACKED...just keep that in mind if you're going to visit...father tharp is a wonderful priest...he is engaging, funny and on point...the other thing we really like is how diverse the church is...we are a couple in our late 40's with no children...sometimes it is hard to fit in at a church in a sea of young families...but here there are families, singles and couples...there are young, old and in between...there are caucasians, african americans, asian, hispanics...it is a true melting pot...we just love it...so if you're looking for a new home church or just visiting, i think you will find yourself glad that you stopped by...and if you do, be sure to check out the meditation garden, it's just lovely

A very small Catholic Church in Lebanon. One of the few in the area…read more It's a nice church with incredibly friendly people, The dress code is a little dressier, but there are a few people in jeans and nice tops. If you have more than 3 people I suggest going early to get a seat.

Beautiful new church. The people are friendly and we like the priest. The inside of the church in…read morepretty. They are always doing great things for the community too.

This church is incredibly welcoming of visitors of all walks of life. Very LGBT supportive, they…read morecelebrate all their parishioners of any age, race, creed or culture. Really recommend this church to friends, loved ones or anyone seeking community.

I've been a member of this church family since 1986. A combined Reformed Protestant congregation…read moreof the United Church of Christ and the Presbyterian Church (USA). We are a liberal leaning "purple" church where all get along in our common faith in God's loving gift of grace.

Visited St. Michael's on our pilgrimage to visit a new Catholic church each month. This church…read moreoffers so much. They offer a cry room for little children and the day we went they were having a pancake breakfast. Many other activities through the year. They have a very busy festival especially considering their space is limited. Annually there is a spaghetti dinner which comes from La Rosa's. All during Lent, they have Fish Fry Fridays. Also, there is a Parish Gold Outing, too. Women Together is a group of women of all ages who meet monthly to read and enrich their faith. Youth ministry open to all teens in grades 9 - 12 no matter what high school they attend. Euchre tournaments, Knights of Columbus, Young Family group and a prayer ministry. So many to get involved, meet other parishioners and to grow your faith.

Nice little Catholic Church. There's a cry room for those with children in the back, and seating up…read morein a balcony, as well as seating in the wings. They also offer a noon mass on holidays, such as Ash Weds that fill up pretty quickly. The dress is dressy, to office casual. Now a word on their summer festival (as we all know Cincinnatians love a good church festival). This is one of the nicer festivals. Its got a lot of options, as well as rides for the kids. The bands they have are actually really good, and draw quite the crowd. The crowd is a good mix. Not the huge amount of teenagers I've seen at others, and not a whole lot of drunks, which makes it nice. The people running the booths are incredibly friendly as well. The gambling tent was set up nicely. They even opened up a new table towards the end of the night when there was a line. Most of the dealers are good people, and won't rip you off, even if the money is going to the church. They have refillable mugs here for beer, which is actually a good deal if you're going to drink, at least 3. Definitely one to hit up every year.

I have never been to a Hindu temple before but it seems like a well supported place of worship if…read moreyou are Hindu. We were here for Taste of India and were given a quick tour of the temple, educating us on the many idols that are worshiped. There's ample parking and they host many religious festivals/celebrations here. They have a different entrance than maps tell you so make sure you go through the right entrance. The whole place was very welcoming of non-Hindus and was a great little peek at the culture and tradition . Definitely worth checking out!

I love this temple. Everyone has been very kind. They have beautiful grounds and the decor is…read morelovely. The priests are not pushy and are helpful.