This church is incredible! The inside is just so picturesque, and the outside is reminiscent of…read moreclassic-style church designs. The high ceilings and beautiful windows make this church oh so stunning.

Being new to the state, finding a church was important. From the time I parked and got out the…read moretruck we were welcomed. As my family walked in, we were welcomed and hugged and felt right at home! The music was very current and awesome. A smooth groove and rock with Jesus being lifted high! No shame in my worship and lifting my hands was welcomed. The message was funny, and hit home. I felt so loved and welcomed I truly believe this may be where God has us. Everyone loved on us and we are excited to continue to connect with Lifepointe.

Love our church so much so thankful we have finally found our forever church to grow in with our…read morefamily and found friends within the church. We have a nice sized group now and I really enjoy coming every Sunday. My previous church we just felt like guests at never really family or met anyone to create friendships with. Love that they have events for kids like kids crossing. My teenager loves coming

Ever since finding out about this church, I have loved being a member of. I look forward to being a…read morefull time member going forth.

I went to this church for many, many years. It has become a breeding ground for hate and…read moreintolerance in a way that is extremely un-Christlike. I am blown away by what I've seen from its members in the last decade or so. This year alone, I have been mercilessly harassed by MULTIPLE (4) members of this congregation. I am a public middle school teacher who gave my students book trailers for 65 books in our (board-approved) school library. Because 4 of those books had queer characters, rather than addressing concerns to the actual school board that had approved the books, or talking to me personally, 4 members of this church went INSANE in spreading hate and harassment about me online. The posts and comments made by members of this church were chilling. A friend in the community is the one who finally realized that Grace Church was the common denominator in all of the hate-filled rhetoric. Obviously, there are different interpretations of the Bible -- there are mainline denominations and more conservative ones like Grace, that teach a literal interpretation of certain Bible passages. That's not the issue... the issue is that this seems to have become a breeding ground for contempt in a way that is antithetical to the gospel. I had some great memories of this place as a kid at church camp, but as an adult, I found the teachings to increasingly focus on creating an extreme Us/Them dichotomy that enflames people already leaning towards racism, homophobia, and othering on their own. It has broken my heart to watch this and to experience it firsthand.

This church is a diamond in the rough. Those who have been misled to believe religion and politics…read moreshould be "separate" have completely misunderstood the entire point of religious culture. Religion and politics can never be separated. We must fight to preserve our culture and traditions in the face of them being threatened with extermination. It is churches like Grace that will fight for and protect our rights as Christian American citizens. This church has a backbone. The courage is admirable and I'm extremely proud to be a part of this congregation. I finally feel like there is a Godly community where we can band together to fight for what is right and Holy during this spiritual warfare. God bless this church. It is a powerhouse that God is working through.

Great awesome church! Spacious and great technology for comfort! The best part is the children…read morecenter! Shout out to Jenni, the best nicest person in the early child development center.

TWC is the most Inspiring amazing church i have ever been to…read more The Praise & worship team rocks . Pastor Joe is awesome & funny and i always understand what he is preaching .I love Twin Rivers Worship Center & enjoy seeing my family there .

St. Ambrose on the Hill in St. Louis, was established in 1903 to serve the Italian immigrant…read morecommunity working in the area's railroads & mines, with the original church burning down in 1921. Yogi Berra's family were parishioners. The current church, a Lombard Romanesque style masterpiece designed by Angelo Corrubia was dedicated in 1926. The bell tower is almost identical to the one in Milan, the city of its patron saint. The church is a vital center for the Italian American community, preserving traditions & is the spiritual anchor of "The Hill" neighborhood.

It has probably been a quarter of a century since I've been to mass here. Just a beauTiful as I…read moreremember. The Saturday evening mass was over in about 45 mins or less. That left us plenty of time to geek to our dinner reservation!! We have been visiting different churches for years and St. Louis has many beautiful old buildings that are awe inspiring to celebrate mass in. So many of them are sparkly populated it is a wonder that they can keep the lights on. This is not the case here. The church was probably 3/4 full. You can tell the local community lives and supports this Parrish. When visiting be sure to go across the street to visit the Imo's piazza, a beautiful addition to the neighborhood.

I always search for a non-denominational church whenever i travel--- this place is SPECTACULAR!!!…read more i love worshiping the Lord in this somewhat new congregation! He is moving within this community!!! Check it out! You won't regret it.... what a blessing!

Visited this medium sized church while traveling. I believe it's non denominational. It's 1 of 4…read morelocations in Missouri. Great worship music, packed pews, personal prayer afterwards for folks if they wanted it, and an interesting bible based teaching. Members seemed friendly. We will be back when in the area next time.

This is a very nice church with an active community of both young and older families. This church…read moreis an offshoot of Saint Joseph's Cottleville Catholic Church and was built in the early 80s as the church became too large. While this church was being built, our family changed from Saint Joseph's and started attending Sts. Joachim & Ann in the gym at Fairmount Elementary until the new church was was finished. This year (2021), they are planning several upgrades to the church building. Their Care Service & food pantry, founded in 1981, is the primary provider of programs for individuals, families and children in the tri-county area of St. Charles, Lincoln, and Warren. Services are available for those who earn at or below 50% of the state median income. The school program here is also top notch and the families enjoy the fantastic talented staff and athletic programs offered here.

Attended Mass at Ste. J & A for the funeral of a family member this week. Very nice church, very…read morewelcoming staff. Modern but beautiful feel ...