Excellent church! Started going a year ago and love it. I am not that keen on the music and the…read morerock concert vibe, but I have been Catholic my whole life so that's understandable. Pastor Dylan is great at delivering a message that is relatable and he has a great delivery that seems like he is just having a conversation with you

Great church with plenty of ministries for everyone. A great place to meet up with friends and…read morefamily to grow in our relationships with Jesus. I have been blessed to be a part of the youth, young adults, tech crew and many music ministries over the years.

Lake Park Lutheran is a small Lutheran church on Milwaukee's east side. It is an Evangelical…read moreLutheran Church of American and is open to all people. (This includes the LGBTA community.) This church has A LOT of babies and small children, but also a decent amount of elderly people as well. It has solar panels on its roof and is a progressive more liberal church than others I have experienced. Let by Pastor David, you can experience Sermons that go beyond teachings of the bible, but community based ideas, international problems and self-awareness. I am not Lutheran, but a good friend is and I have been visiting this church with him on and off for 3 years now.

First off, full disclosure; I am an active member of Lake Park. I believe my review is unbiased as…read moreit can be, but please feel free to challenge me. Lake Park is a medium urban congregation. The community is open and friendly to newcomers, without being overly so. If you are a new face in the service, expect a few people to say hello and introduce themselves. You will not feel overwhelmed by everybody in the sanctuary coming to get your vital statistics. Lake Park is Reconciling in Christ Church, which means the LGBT community id a full part of the congregation. For some churches this is just a label, here it is part of the mission. If you grew up unchurched, you will feel comfortable in the service. Everything is laid out in a straight forward manner so you can follow along. If you grew up as a Lutheran like I did, it will be familiar to you, but not quite as you remember it. While it is a liturgical service, don't expect the Lutheran service of your childhood. Parts of the liturgy have been removed from regular rotation; confession and the creed and not done every week. I am sure there is a theological reason for this, I am just not aware of it. Be prepared for active children in the service. Many parents bring their kids with them to worship. While they will not screaming or running up and down the aisles (most of the time); you will know that they are there. There is a nursery available to those who want it; children form 6 months to 6 years are welcome. Many parents feel there children belong in the service with them. My wife and I originally felt this way, but our daughter now goes to the nursery each Sunday. Other peoples kids don't bother me, but my own makes it so I can't concentrate. The staff of the nursery is paid, background checked and all over 18. If there is a reason your child needs you, they will find you. You sign your child in and out so that they are accounted for. The staff is outstanding and always great with the kids. My daughter can be pretty clingy while there, and they handle it great while still paying attention to all the kids that are there. I think that pretty much covers it. Feel free to reach out to me with any questions

I received the most beautiful Baptism here. Dozens every year express their faith at Bradford Beach…read morein Lake Michigan. I was one of them and feel so blessed and grateful to go there.

Kind and welcoming community. Healthy leadership. Great youth ministry.read more

Great place to worship and get your praise on. Pastor Holmes is well vested in the word of God and…read moreif you come with a mind to receive you can and will be blessed. Don't be late. The youth are increasing and the foundation is solid. A well know church in the community that once was on 10th and Burleigh in the late 50ties though the early 70ties. If you are looking for a great place to visit and worship then you will fell right at home.

Beautiful historical church. I grew up going to this church and St. Michael Church. This church was…read morebuilt in 1891 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. It is beautiful inside. My father is buried there as is my husband. The cemetary is kept very nice and is well taken care of. It is very peaceful and you can see far on clear days as the view is good.

The new pastor, Father Sean O'Connell, is great. I love the direction the parish is going.read more

My wife and I love being part of this body of believers. We feel like we found a group of kind and…read morelikeminded people who want to make a difference in the community. Great place to learn and get closer to Jesus

I give 5 stars based solely on how much I love the cemetery. My dogs and I walk through there…read moreseveral times a week and it's lovely. There are always deer, rabbits, and tons of birds which is a good sign the land is safe. Those who rest here are at peace. I have not been in the church itself.