My wife and I have been attending Living Water's Church in LeRoy for probably 9 months now. The…read morecongregation is very welcoming, and the messages have a LOT of depth. I have to say that it has been like a breath of fresh air. Pastor Jim Ruddy is very sincere, and this is reflected in how he and his wife relate to the congregation. You don't get the feeling that the leadership is playing church, rather this is the "real deal." A great place for those who are hungering for a deeper walk with Christ.

I have been to Medina several times in the past few years, Great place to enjoy a Sunday service…read more Friendly atmosphere and welcoming people.

A great place to worship God! These people are real! Very friendly and easy to get to know! They…read moredon't rock out but they do praise God from their heart. If your visiting in the area or looking for a church to call home I would definitely check this church out!

The congregation is very friendly. The service and homily are simple yet, totally with tradition…read more The church was beautiful during the holidays. It has a simple beautiful design. No matter where one seats the many windows connect you with the outside. I like to worship here very much.

Growing up in a Catholic church I can't say how much I appreciate the very welcoming atmosphere at…read moreSt. John's. They offer both a traditional hymnal service, followed by a contemporary service which includes a praise band. They have a youth program that focuses on volunteer opportunities and teaching children to grow in their faith. There are also Sunday school and adult bible study classes available. They also offer a parenting class called faithbook, and a few social groups for the congregation to better understand eachother in their walk of faith. Pastor Galen consistently delivers powerful and moving sermons that touch the heart and point people to Christ. I have been attending adult membership/confirmation classes and have recently had both of my daughters baptized. I am proud to call St. John's my new church home.

A very spiritual retreat from the bustling of the city. Rollins fields, hills and serene beauty all…read morearound make this a peaceful place. The noise of the swimming Ducks in the pond and the Robins near the statue of Our Lady of Genesee are the only sounds that break the deep quiet of the surroundings. The Chapel is a circular area making one feel embraced while praying and meditating. Books of Psalms are present at the pulpits and the Psalms for the day are posted in the Chapel board encouraging their readings. Next to the right of the Chapel a store selling bread, honey, sweets and religious merchandise is found. The Monk's Bread is made here. I bought a loaf and a Parmesan crusted crackers that were delicious. I also got A Book of Psalms and some sacred music cds. I found a magic place to visit when I want some solitude and inner peace.

Great place to stop. Beautiful chappel, quaint store, and all sorts of Monks bread flavors you…read morecan't get in the store. At least I haven't seen so many options. Worth a stop. The grounds are absolutely stunning.

Cornerstone is on fire for GOD. I walked in and was immediately welcomed with open arms. The…read moreoutpouring of love from this church towards everyone I have seen them come in contact with. The pastor is a no nonsense man of God who wants to help people. If you are looking for a church, (not religious) but a church on fire for God?! Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Show up and see for yourself!

Tired of church as usual? You need to try Cornerstone Church. Pastor Paul preaches the Gospel…read morewithout compromise, with conviction and full of the Holy Spirit! The church reaches out to the surrounding communities with the love of Christ. It is Ground Zero for Revival!!

This is a review for the outdoor shrine only. I've been here a couple of times for geocaching…read morepurposes, and I have to say it is a pretty impressive shrine. It's got a long history, dating back to the 1920s, and there are many bits of cultural and Christian significance in the shrine, from the shape, to the number of steps, and so on. People are encouraged to explore the shrine and peacefully and quietly meditate on the grounds. There are a number of places for quiet sitting around the area, lots of benches, and a picnic pavilion, which can be rented. On my second visit, there were a few kids playing in the area and a couple of adults enjoying the shady spots. I think that overall, it's a wonderful place to stop by to just rest and quietly think, and to explore the history of the shrine.