The House Slidell is a spirit filled non-denominational church in the heart of Slidell. They have…read moreINCREDIBLE pastors and God is definitely moving in an absolutely amazing way at this church.

I love this church I have been going there for two years now and for all those people out there…read moreplease go to this church the people there are so loving and caring the pastor there is amazing if you go there, please tell him thank you and that he does an amazing job. The best part is your kids stay in a little kid's church and that you will be leaving them in good hands so please I defiantly recommend going there during easter we have some dinner and the best part they teach you about God, I think it is a perfect fit for you and your family. In the adult's church you will learn how to cherish God, you will worship him you will read chapter by chapter of the bible you will love this church and I promise you will not regret going to this church because I don't I love learning. Most of all I love teaching people about God, and I think you will to because learning about the father is amazing so, please go to this church thank you for listening.

I have found a home at Mary, Queen of Peace. Today's Mass was one of those experiences that stays…read morewith you long after you pull out of the parking lot. Walking up to the doors this morning, I was rethinking my sweater and thermal -- it's 70 degrees, for goodness sake! But the cold weather is coming, and I'm always a little chilly with nothing to cover this bald head, so I didn't sweat it... pun intended. The church is beautiful, and the windows behind the altar are clear, not stained, so we can see creation itself through those windows. The trees, the sunrise and sunset -- it's truly gorgeous. Sure enough, the weather outside turned wild -- wind whipping the trees behind the altar, rain falling sideways and pounding on the roof -- all while Fr. Cooper prepared the meal at the table of our Lord. It's hard to describe the feeling -- sitting, kneeling, and praying in a bright, beautifully lit and quiet pew, all while the storm raged outside the walls. It was a powerful reminder of what the Church is meant to be: a place of refuge, clarity, and light when the world feels loud. At one point, Fr. Cooper's mic cut out briefly because of the weather. But instead of feeling like a distraction, it felt symbolic -- a reminder that even when things falter around us, the heart of the Mass -- and Christ's love for His Church -- remains steady. John was holding the door as we left Mass, and I commented on the timing -- the rain had stopped momentarily, leaving us all dry as we headed to our homes, fed, loved, and safe. He said it stopped right as he opened the doors. Nice. I walked out to the truck feeling deeply grateful -- for the beauty of the liturgy, for the peace inside those walls, and for the simple blessings of the day that followed. MQP is a parish where reverence, warmth, and real community come together. It's a place that helps you notice grace not just during Mass, but in the ordinary moments that come after. I'm very thankful this is my church. Come visit us anytime. We promise you, as they say at every Mass, "a life-changing encounter with Jesus.

This is my brother's church on the Northshore and I was over for my niece's first communion. I love…read morethe "theater in the round" layout and that the window behind the alter is clear glass so that the beauty of nature (it's very wooded) can be seen. Weirdly, I was looking at the rector and thinking he looks vaguely familiar...turns out he was one of our parish priests almost 30 years ago. Kinda crazy -1 point for the choir director treating the congregation like kindergartners and for the entire kid song book being in comic sans font...really?

This is a wonderful church. They welcome everyone and treat each other like family. The Holy Spirit…read moreis definitely in this church. The church is small which may not be for everyone. They serve a fellowship breakfast the 1st Sunday of every month after the 8AM service. Sunday school is during the 10:30 service.

This is the most caring and Christ-like place I've ever been. The congregation welcomes you like…read morethey've known you all of their lives. Fr. Dennis is a warm and pastoral priest. His sermons are great. The congregation participates in various community outreach programs such as Family Promise, Habitat for Humanity, Kairos prison ministry, and many more. If you are looking for a warm and accepting place to worship, this is it!

My wife and I have been members for ove 12 years. It is a wonderful church with kind and loving…read moreparishioners. The ministers are excellent. This church felt as if it were our home from the first time we attended.

A loving church that welcomes one and all to open up their heart to god and receive his glory!read more

We started to attend this church last Fall and I have to say it is the most uplifting, and friendly…read moreof all the churches I have ever attended. The lessons are Bible based and the music focuses on worshipping Christ with our heart, mind and soul. I am looking forward the life groups! Everyone is down to earth. It is come as you are there.

If you are looking for a friendly non denominational church body with Christ-centered worship and a…read morefun children's ministry then check out New Horizon. They really are open to the lost, those who are absent from church, and those unfulfilled in their current church or search for religion. Pastor John will give a relevant, life-giving message from the Bible and their praise music sets are uplifting. There's also easy ways to serve and get involved immediately. Not a stuffy church. Coffee and donuts on Sunday, great childcare, and welcoming. Check em out!