We've been members for a few months now, and truly feel welcomed at every Mass and event. The 2015…read morePancake Breakfast with Santa was outstanding. I'm excited about the upcoming Fish Fry during Lent. The Mass sermons are moving and touching and the folks here are kind. I was inspired to contribute, and am helping out as a catechist for the PSR (Parish School of Religion) and as a first time Catechist, I am so impressed with the support I've received.

Spiritual. Welcoming. Caring. Friendly. Active. These words just begin to describe St. Margaret…read moreof Scotland Catholic Church. Week day Mass with Adoration after Tuesday morning Mass. Activities for all ages. VBS for the children is just as much fun for the adults who volunteer. Mass schedule is great with a 7:00 PM Mass on Sunday. Music is joyous as are Father's homilies. Come for Wednesday 8:15 AM Mass and stay for donuts! Our Lenten Fish Fry is one of the best, if not the best, in the area. Come and see for yourself - check us out. You'll be glad you did and we will be, too.

A great church with great teaching from the pastor and a heart for the community. The vision for…read morethe members is to love God, love people, and make disciples. Loving God is evident through different worship services (traditional, blended, and contemporary) that has a worship style that anyone would feel comfortable with. Loving people occurs in the many programs that reach out to the community (Mothers of Preschoolers, projects for homeless, projects for single mothers, and other community events like Downtown Days and Octoberfest). Making disciples happens in small group Bible study and prayer groups, where people grow and learn by living life in community. All in all, a great church family! I highly recommend you check it out.

Good Church with a lot of great Christians. The Pastor is caring and devoted to his calling…read more However, traditional Baptist who are searching for a new church home or a church to visit while in town please be aware that this is an Egalitarian Church with strong ties to the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) http://www.thefellowship.info/About-Us/FAQ

Looking for a church home to come to? Well you have found it right here. I followed SPC on their…read morefacebook community and began watching them live from CA. 4 month before I arrived to MO. Once I arrived the welcome I received was beautiful and amazing. I already felt like part of a family and its been like that ever since. I knew then I found my church home. Its been 9mo. I love the series the Pastor does, once you hear a piece of the series your hungry to come back to hear more. We now have 2 locations North & South. Come check it out you'll be glad you did. Deserves more than a 5 star.

I went to SPC for the first time for Easter a few weeks ago. The worship is very contemporary…read more(super loud music, fog machines, and concert lights). Something that impressed me at this church was the technology. Sounds weird I know, but you'll notice it when you go. During the worship and sermon, they have two big projection screens of the stage and add info/scriptures below it. They also had a video trailer of upcoming sermon series and church announcements. They give you an option of texting a certain number if you are new. Very fancy! The church lobby is pretty small, but has an open floor plan so you can see where the welcome booth and kids section is. At one point I felt like in an Apple store, they have people behind booths with a lot of computers open facing outward so you can check out their website. I'm tellin ya... fancy tech people at SPC! The main thing that made me go back to SPC for a second week was the pastor. He's legit! By legit, I mean, he's honest and real. From the few times I've heard him speak he's been funny, to the point and personable. Not a hellfire and damnation kind of preacher but also not just a love and fluff kind of preacher. I haven't made any personal connections with people there yet. I've said a few words to people at welcome booths but that's about it. Word of warning when you go: you don't pick your seat in the auditorium, they do. For me, that was a bit of a bother because I'm a back row baptist and my first time there they had me on the second row!!! However, it has its advantages. There's nothing worse than stepping into a sanctuary and feeling like you're back in a middle school cafeteria looking for someone to sit by.

If you are the least bit spiritual and need an uplifting thought to help kick-start your day, I…read moresuggest you read the Daily Word. This dynamite mini-magazine is published monthly by the non-denominational church, Unity, which is based in Missouri and has modest churches and meeting places throughout the country. When I was a little girl, I used to see this small magazine laying on the coffee table, and I had absolutely no interest in it whatsoever. I was sooooo embarrassed when my friends came over and saw it. When I turned 30, I actually picked it up one day....of course, it wasn't the same issue :) and I read an affirmation that seriously hit home. Since that day, I've turned on many friends and business associates to the powerful words and suggestions in the Daily Word. For $12.95 a year, you can subscribe to this monthly mag (small enough to carry in your purse or pocket), or you can get your daily dose free on www.dailyword.com. I'm not a religious person, nor do I go to church on Sunday, but I do find that when I'm feeling a bit down and am going through a mental or physical struggle, I can spend a few minutes reading a positive message for that particular day, and it will change my mood instantly. Peace and abundance..... :)

I don't know anything about the church itself but they let us use their community center to hold…read moremeetings. I appreciate that.

Please stay away. This church is divisive, twists scripture, and is pastored by someone who, we…read moresadly realized was a false teacher. He twists scripture and and will change his own teaching behind closed doors to excuse his erratic behavior. His wife is a sweet lady, and there are good people here....but it seems they are clueless or in denial of his behaviors. At first, things seem ok, but over time, he demands husbands spend most of their time in free labor for the church (not the same as service, service is good, and reasonable). The head pastor gossips wildly about other members, and embarrasses them with comments in the pulpit about them. He then also says it's because they are in sin, but in several instances, including our own, the statements were flat out lies and twisting of things. If you disagree with him or anything he does, ask too many questions about his divisive controlling behaviors and adding to and twisting of scripture, or even don't tithe enough and give lots of extra money for him (over time) you will be pushed out of the church. Many past members tell amazing stories, sadly current members aren't allowed to know about some of the evil done in God's name because they are told they must shun and never speak to most of those who leave. It is very legalistic here, and even though grace is mentioned from the pulpit- biblical grace and the amazing attributes of the true God are lacking in sermons- Please go somewhere else and learn about the real God, enjoy fellowship with genuine believers who follow God, not a cult that blindly serves a narcissistic man.

I've been a member of Dynamic Life Baptist Ministries for 15 years and I have been so richly…read moreblessed over the years in more ways than I can tell in this review, but let me share a few. First and foremost, the preaching and teaching at this church is sound Biblical teaching every Sunday, every Wednesday evening, and every time we gather in small groups. Our Pastors are not concerned with opinions, but with "What saith the Lord." Sermons are always based on Scripture and one of the first things that starts every sermon is "Open your Bibles to ....". Scripture is explained in its context and we are told first how the original audience would have understood the text and then application for today is given. We are free to ask questions of our Pastors over sermons, Bible studies, things we are studying or something we just want to know more about. They always direct us to what Scripture says about our questions and give us sound Biblical teaching to answer whatever questions we may have. We are even blessed to have small group times we call "Brown Bag" where we hang out with our Pastors on a Sunday after the service, have lunch together and have the opportunity to ask questions. We sit around the table at these times with Bibles in front of us and open. Discipleship is also stressed and encouraged at Dynamic Life Baptist Ministries. We are not meant to walk this Christian walk alone and at this church there are times of small group discipleship as well as pairing younger Christians with more mature Christians for one-on-one discipleship. The focus in this is becoming more Christ-like in our daily walk and study of the Word of God is emphasized as we strive to be more like our Savior in our walk. I am so thankful that God directed my steps and brought me to Dynamic Life Baptist Ministries. Being a member here has matured me as a believer and taught me so much about who God is, who Christ is, and who the Holy Spirit is. We would love to have you join us and hear God's Word being preached for yourself.

First Presbyterian has been a part of Lee's Summit for over 160 years, and is continuing to do…read morewonderful ministry together. The church has a family atmosphere with intergenerational contemporary and traditional services. They are an open and affirming church and truly welcome all people through their doors. Their music ministry is strong, and their mission and outreach to the community is, too.

This church is one of the best kept secrets in Lee's Summit. It is a friendly church. It is the…read moreperfect size to allow me to be a real part of something great. It's large enough to have great programs for all ages, yet small enough to form real relationships with other people. They do a lot of service for our community, which I also respect. The new minister has great sermons. They are welcoming to ALL people.