Plenty of parking…read more People greeting and leading you to your seat are extremely friendly and welcoming. Make sure you get in a few minutes early to get a seat. Service starts with a prayer then a few songs- words are up on a screen. (Careful if you sit near the front- it is really load- I have to cover my ears) My husband and I really enjoy Pastor Brian's sermon- very engaging and memorable. I say it is like an advanced bible study. Their motto Grow, Serve and Grow. Flavored coffee in the lobby, and lots of classes and child care available.

The greeters at the door and lobby are great Also the young lady at the Kids entrance, very polite…read moreand informative. The after service meeting, their greetings were half inviting. So overall check out the main service and then view it online after the first time.

Give it a try then make your decision from there. The Christmas service I attended yesterday was my…read moresecond visit and I plan to continue

We've been going here for about four years, now, and we love it! The coffee is fantastic, the…read morepastor and band are great! Pastor Mike: He's so funny and doesn't have a holier-than-thou complex some pastors seem to have. He teaches things that people really need to hear, regardless of wether they want to or not. The Band: They're fantastic! Sam, Sanè, DZ and one drummer who's name we don't know... (stands during I Will Live and we love it!)(If anyone knows his name, that'd be great!) The Coffee: Great prices, great drinks! The staff are so patient and kind! They go through the line like Chick-fil-A: quick and kind. If you need a church that loves you no matter where you are, you're in luck! That's literally the motto! "Love people where they are and encourage them to grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ" It was hard moving half way across the country but this church has made it a lot easier. It's the best.

We've been going to UUFR for about a year now, after looking at both UUFR and the UU church in…read moreDurham. UUFR has a new energy with Rev Dr Osterman which has just brightened up the congregation. Everyone has been wonderful to us, and we are thankful to have the church in our lives. If you are UU, or even just curious as to what a liberal religious community could be like, it is well worth dropping by on one Sunday morning. In this turbulent time in America, everyone needs a place where they are loved and where there voice can be heard, and that is what UURF is all about.

Unitarians welcome and respect everyone. Whether you know your path or are still seeking, this is a…read morewonderful place for fellowship.

This is a church for Christians....for people who don't judge others as Christ taught His believers…read moreto do. These are people the Lord would receive at the pearly gates ,as His little children. They teach the Gospel by both word and deed. Their denomination is called the disciples of Christ.And they are disciples not of denomination but of Christ!

Beautiful temple with peaceful surroundings. Ample parking and easy to locate. Ensure you adhere to…read morethe Dress code to get inside.

When we heard that this was being built in Cary (and we were visiting Cary), we decided that we…read moreneeded to at least drive past it. According to what I read online, there are sections that are finished, however, what we drove into is still a construction zone. We were in awe of the tower! We hope to visit the temple once it is completed. From other comments, we will need to adhere to their dress code in order to enter, but I don't see that information on their website. Hopefully we'll be able to figure that out.

It's ok here. There is no collection plate passed around, just voluntary donation boxes. They have…read moreboth English and Spanish congregations. #306

Colossians 3:12-17 Accordingly, as God's chosen ones, holy…read moreand loved, clothe yourselves with the tender affections of compassion, kindness, humility, mildness, and patience. Continue putting up with one another and forgiving one another freely even if anyone has a cause for complaint against another. Just as Jehovah freely forgave you, you must also do the same. But besides all these things, clothe yourselves with love, for it is a perfect bond of union. Also, let the peace of the Christ rule in your hearts, for you were called to that peace in one body. And show yourselves thankful. Let the word of the Christ reside in you richly in all wisdom. Keep on teaching and encouraging one another with psalms, praises to God, spiritual songs sung with gratitude, singing in your hearts to Jehovah. Whatever it is that you do in word or in deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, thanking God the Father through him.

Beautiful campus and great services, but the head pastor was very mean and rude in an encounter I…read morehad with him today. Was very disappointed in his behavior and attitude. As a servant of the lord, this man should have been kind and open to love and protection. But that was not the case. I had attended this church in high school a few times with a family friend of mine 13 years ago. With this encounter today, I would never go back and wouldn't suggest it either which is very disappointing for a hard working, god fearing man.

Very peaceful Hindu temple with Swami available during open hours. The original Shree Swaminarayan…read morehindu temple. There is Satsang Saba every Saturday 4 PM.

To understand Kadampa Center, it might help to know about little about the spread of Buddhism into…read morethe West and into North America. In (very) short, Tibetan Buddism and Zen (born from Japanese and Korean traditions) all are part of Mahayana Buddhism - one of the two main sects of Buddhism. "Yana" translates to "vehicle" in English which partially explains how and why this particular type of Buddhism spread so well in America - a largely Judeo-Christian country very familiar with the conduits of "spreading" faith and ideas. Now, this center is a small and simple place of practice and worship. It's budget is small, and it relies heavily on small member contributions. They have a resident teacher as well. He's Tibetan, very highly regarded, but speaks in a heavily accented voice with an intermediate grasp on English. Still, he has been there for a long time and is very much a part of Kadampa. Aside from the regulars, the visitors or attendees generally range from the curious to the disenchanted Christians who want to learn more about Buddhism. They are genuine in their desire to change themselves and learn. Personally, I have a hard time attending here. For me, part of Buddhist practice deals heavily with aesthetics, location, and environment. Having practiced Buddhism for years in Korea, I can't get over the disconnect between the message, the location, and the ambiance with the peaceful bliss of silent temple or mountain meditation. For an extreme lack of a better word, it comes across as an imitation. That being said, it is the only English-speaking Mahayana site in the Triangle (there is one in Chapel-Hill but it is different on all fronts), and we need it. The more it grows, perhaps, the better it will get.

People seem truly interested in helping you get out of Buddhism what you want. Regular teaches are…read morealways available to help with questions you have. Very comfortable spaces for meditation and learning ideas. Many classes and teachings.

Great church with very welcoming people who actually want to talk to you when you go there. This is…read morea church I'd definitely invite any unchurched friends if I actually had any.

From the owner: Our mission is to glorify God by leading all people into a growing, reproducing relationship with…read moreJesus Christ.