I was very moved by what Chris D. wrote. I really don't know where I would be if I hadn't started…read moremy practice of chanting Nam Myoho Renge Kyo out in California years ago and continue to this day because it helps me to change for the better so that I can have a better day - every day which adds up to a better life. Problems now help me grow, learn and become stronger. It's a completely different way to live. I'm happier when I search for the Buddha Nature in everyone - including myself. It's an inspiring way to live.

There are many paths we follow in life and there are always obstacles and difficulties along the…read moreway. When the door of the SGI Kansas City Buddhist Community Center are open you are always most welcome to step inside. However, you should be prepared to change your life for the better if you decide to check it out. In the spirit of full disclosure I should note that I am a member of the SGI. I will never forget the night I walked in to the community center as a permanently angry, broken and spiritually bereft human being. An hour later I walked out knowing what had been missing from my life. I shall never regret first hearing the phrase: Nam Myoho Renge Kyo.

Beautiful venue with a peaceful, well-kept setting--Unity Village is truly a special place. Julia…read morewas amazing to work with--kind, responsive, and incredibly helpful throughout the process. We ultimately chose a different venue, but it was a tough decision. Highly recommend!

This review is based entirely on Spirituality & Health's daily email newsletters; daily motivation…read moreemails; website health e-books; and articles. Despite I am not a spiritual person this website contains articles and literature on mental wellness and relationships. I find their e-book "Being Your Best Self... With Difficult People" very resourceful and helpful in my Sisyphean Task. With a calm mind in turbulent times one can accomplish any challenge which the insight from Spirituality & Health provides a holistic approach. There is also the emphasis of empathy and compassion in their articles. However, the holistic approach is not entirely overpowering nor aggressive but very subtle in their articles and literature. Amid the daily motivation emails are heavily cluttered with religious and spiritual beliefs which many are irrelevant for me. This January, 2024 marks two (2) years of my beloved family member's expiring; this June, 2024 marks thirty seven (37) years of another beloved family member's expiring; and this March, 2024 marks forty nine (49) years of another beloved family member's expiring which all are indelible for my continual grieving the unfathomable losses. I read and value Spirituality & Health's grief literature which is comforting and healing. With mindfulness self-care, resilience, compassion, and understanding empathetic I believe the world can be a better healthy processed living environment.

I just started to understand the Hindu religion and community. I've been fortunate enough to know…read moresomeone who knows the caretakers here and we got a personal tour when we went. The woodwork and design is just gorgeous. Even if you don't practice it's still a beautiful to look at. I plan on coming back for an actual service on a Sunday.

Beautiful facility. I don't attend church here, I attend events when there's guest speakers and…read moresuch. Unity of Overland Park is located on Antioch and 103rd street. It has a large parking lot, and is a nice sized church. The bookstore is one of the first things you see when entering, after walking across the large entrance. The bookstore is beautiful, with not only religious books but metaphysical, and self help books, as well as crystals, and healing tools, pendulums, jewelry, gifts. The staff is helpful and know their products. In the church itself, are several large "Sunday School" rooms, that are used for meetings during non church times. The large reiki group meets here 2 Mondays a month. On the next day, there may be a Buddahist gathering, that's how Unity Church is. The sanctuary is medium sized, bright even at night. The pews are light colored wood. Padded. The sound is sufficient for speakers, or even quiet activities like Shamanic drumming groups. The stage area has 4 steps, and a bright light. The speakers always complain about the bright light, but it makes them look good. I can see this used for weddings in the summer. The yellow tones would be a beautiful backdrop. There's alot of metaphysical events that take place here. An entire calendar is on their website. I appreciate Unity as they are not a "holier than thou" church. I really like this location.

Everyone was really kind when I went. But there's a small group that meets & a larger group on…read moredifferent sides of the location listed & I didn't know this at first. But I had an odd feeling. Everyone was really surprised they had good reviews, none of the people on the site were in the room where I attended, and the amount of times discipline was used made me feel a little thrown off, not the biggest red flags but I just had a weird feeling in my gut. So I looked up Kansas City International Christian Church which is what this church had a whole presentation on being apart of & it's founded by the same man that founded International Church of Christ, Thomas "Kip" McKean & this made me have some MAJOR concerns (look this up). Not to mention all reviews for this church are no recent than 2020 & the Facebook page for Kansas City international Christian church has 5 reviews with 3 talking about money & bitcoin which is odd to me. Too many red flags & I just didn't feel comfortable but the small group I met was kind my first visit.

I had visited quite a few churches in the Liberty area but I just didn't feel satisfied. Finally, I…read moreput a post on Next Door asking if anyone knew a pastor whose teachings were comparable to Charles Stanley. One respondent mentioned First Baptist Church of Kearney. I have been going for a couple of months now and I love it. The respondent was spot on. I love the sermons. They are full of teaching and meaning, and give you something you can use in your everyday life. The pastor stays solid on biblical TRUTHS and when the sermon is over, you have no doubt in what he is conveying.

I had never met the senior pastor Ken before. When my family met in his office to discuss my…read morefather's funeral, at one point, as things sometimes do in times of mourning, the conversation got tense. Instead of helping us take a step back and be a peacemaker, he made me (at 49) feel isolated, alone and chastised like a 12 year old boy. In addition, in his message for my father almost the second after he said, "I don't mean to be political" he followed it with two politically charged statements in is remarks. Unprofessional, unpastoral. Would not recommend. Will also make sure to share this message to others. Thank you to the many who after speaking to them about this were brave enough to tell me they have either experienced the same, heard of the same or worse left the church because of a similar experience. Will not attend again.

Our family feels at home at the New Reform Temple. We were married there and our daughter attended…read morereligious school at NRT. Our Friday night Shabbat services are wonderful, featuring Becky and Nathan Bliss' music. New Reform Temple offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Tiffany Fellowship church is truly a blessing to the community. It is a strong, Bible-teaching…read morechurch that stays rooted in Scripture while making it easy to understand and apply to everyday life. They are incredibly generous--always supporting our local schools, families and missionaries. There are classes and programs for every age, from little ones to adults, and each one is welcoming, well-organized, and meaningful. You can feel the heart of this church the moment you walk in: genuine kindness, service, and a desire to help people grow. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a loving, Christ-centered church home!

cult church. not welcoming. people act like high school and dont welcome newbies. pastor is good…read morebut that only goes so far if everyone else is not friendly. pastor also talks about money and how he doesn't take raises probably because he employs his entire family - 100% true.

For a friendly, welcoming, joyful and thoughtful worship experience, this is a great parish…read more Once upon a time, it was my "home" parish. Now, I worship here on my visits to KC.

I have attended this church for close to 10 years & think it is a really beautiful place to…read moreworship. This parish is full of great families & wonderful events. If you are a young adult check out their facebook page and stay connected to what is going on...(search for) Guardian Angels YAFC