Welcoming, lots of big families, and reverent parish. Masses done in the reverent form (communion…read morerails, veils, smells, and bells). This community is strong and growing. Totally worth the drive.

I'm not big on going to church on Sunday's at all, but this church is so much more. These people…read moreactually get excited about preaching, and are very "come as you are." I felt nothing but love as soon as we walked through the door. It's like a home away from home, it's kind of weird. This church is more about spirituality than religion with no strict beliefs on how you should behave. If you want to sit quietly and listen, that's fine. And if you feel like shouting and standing you can do that too.

every one here is amazing i was a student there for youth ive been going for 3 years now they are…read moreamizing

I spent the weekend here, with a group of ladies on retreat. Spring is just beginning to make her…read morearrival so the trees were mostly bare but, even so, the surroundings are absolutely beautiful and very serene. Just what you want for a reflective time away from the cares of daily life. We were headquartered in a building that had everything we needed. Downstairs was the assembly/meeting area, with kitchen facilities and open area for congregating as a group. Upstairs, there were bunk beds for sleeping. The way they were laid out, you could choose to separate folks by whatever criteria you selected - we put those who like to sleep warm on one side, those who like to sleep cold on the other...and the stay up all night and party girls on the third floor. Bunk beds doesn't sound very appealing to an old gal like myself but I snagged a bottom bunk so all was good. There are PLENTY of beds so, assuming you don't bring a massive group, everyone should be able to wind up with whatever kind of sleep arrangements they prefer. I was surprised by how comfortable the mattresses were. Friends who'd been here in the past told me this is a definite improvement over what used to be provided. There's pond nearby, walking trails, places to hold a big bonfire, and close proximity to the town of Chillicothe, in case you forgot something or want to go out on the town for entertainment. You mostly don't see the management, though we were able to call them when we needed something and they came quickly to take care of whatever issue arose. (Like no hot water in the separate cabin where our guest speaker stayed!) One of the men also came over the day we were leaving and he was very pleasant. Even willingly stopped to do pictures of our group. I would definitely return to this place after such a pleasant experience.

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 love this church. The people are so caring and accept me just like I am. Hope is real.read more

From the owner: Harmony Vineyard focuses on creating deep connections between you, God, and the people in your…read morelife. We do this through nurturing the presence and empowerment of the Holy Spirit. Our racially-diverse, family-oriented congregation is forming a culture of discipleship for all ages that brings lasting change to our church family that extends to the local community and the world beyond.

The most welcoming and loving people in KC. Amazing Children's ministry for the kiddos. Modern…read moreworship music. Glad I found this church.

A congregant asked me to attend a few services there. I started with Thursday evenings at The…read moreBarn. Went to 5 services but I never went to a Starting Point class. LifeMission Church is really a Mega Church, which I don't 'particularly' have an issue with. But.....think of how Mega Churches operate.....who gets the money????? The pastors pull scripture out of very out of so many different interpretations of the Bible, which sickens me. I went to ONE Starting Point class. Believe me.....there are certain types of people LifeMission don't want in their congregation. They make you sign a contract and before you can be of service they perform a background check on everyone. RUN.

The worship was an amazing mix of team participation. The people are very friendly and committed to…read moreengaging others with the love of God. I am visiting from out of town otherwise this would be my new home church!

The Unity Temple's main purpose is a church who serves its community…read more It's also a space that can be rented out for a variety of functions: Guest speakers, music performance, photography exhibits, book signings, conferences and more. Please feel free to browse the venue's website and social media pages for more info. There's a little bit of everything. The staff is polite and happy to help. Parking is also available in the parking garage behind the venue. Minor drawbacks include tight-fitting chairs, some stiff sightlines if you're in the balcony, narrow stairs and the bathrooms being in the basement.

I've been here for book signings, conventions and morning Meditation…read more I love the Unity Temple. It's a fantastic piece of KC history. They do a great job of keeping it clean and accessible. There is free parking right next door too. I would recommend coming here for the temple Buddhist centers meditation on Sundays. It's a great way to start the week.