I went to this church for almost 5 years. I no longer attend. This church is spiritually abusive,…read morelacks financial transparency, has no accountability, demands full trust/loyalty to the pastors, and has no pastoral care. In 2018 hundreds of people left the church including staff and long time members. There is a reason for that. There is also a reason The Cause Church's Facebook reviews are hidden. I would be very cautious before attending this church.

I really love this church. The worship team and songs that we sing are amazing! Pastor Kyle is…read moreawesome and his wife is always very energetic and passionate about Jesus and making others at the church feel at home. There are a few things I think could be better. I like to listen to my pastor in person and he rotates from the plaza campus and the north campus. So sometimes they have a live video of the sermon at the other campus. It would be nice to have some way to see where pastor Kyle will for the day so I could go to that campus. I'm also not a big fan of people talking and clapping a bunch while he's preaching it can be distracting to others and sometimes that can happen too much here. But other than those 2 small complaints (not everything can be perfect!) it's a great church that makes you feel right at home! Offering coffee, water and popsicles after church in the summertime!

I have grown up at this church. I have spent my best moments in life here. The youth pastor is the…read morebest i have ever seen!! 10/10 recommend!!!

Through the last 55 years, I have been involved with many churches in several countries. Antioch…read moreChurch has demonstrated a pure Biblical adherence to the Gospel of Jesus Christ like few I have experienced. I highly recommend Antioch Church in Overland Park, Kansas as a church that can be trusted as a ministry that presents the Holy Scriptures just as they were meant to be presented.

I love the people, within the community. They are very liberating. It is not often that you see…read morethe power of God financially, with the diversity that the community brings to the all believers. Rev. Sights, make me pleased to know that I am strong, courageous, a woman, and I should have the equality of Gods compassion as well, even though I am "Black", wonderfully, yet fearfully made. She has never once made me feel bad about my color, differences, challenges, my background, and always have given the upmost care and hospitality. I love the office staff, the pantry, and the area (the atmosphere alone helps to bring healing for all believers). If you want to succeed and overcome Mamath this is the place to be. Sent with Love, La Tasha Marie Taylor

Most people don't realize that this church is one of three area buildings designed by Frank Lloyd…read moreWright (probably the most well-known architect in the US). It may not be too exciting from the outside during the day, but at night its 'steeple of light' pierces the night sky and creates a temporary, nocturnal landmark on KC's skyline. I can not comment on the Church that is housed in this structure, but this building is a landmark...one that usually goes unnoticed. A short history and info from Wikipedia: "In April 1940, Community Christian Church came to Wright and asked him to design a new building for them after a fire had destroyed their last church. Wright based his design on a parallelogram including some features previously conceived for his last building for Johnson Wax Company, along with one additional unique feature: a spire of light. Due to high building costs, the scale of the church was reduced during construction. The auditorium was cut back from a planned 1,200 seats to 900 seats, many details were eliminated, and the building was sheathed in gunite, a form of lightweight concrete, over Wright's objections. The spire of light also could not be built and illuminated due to technical limitations of the times. However, the church was dedicated on January 4, 1942 and served the congregation well. In 1994, the Spire of Light was finally completed as planned. The components are housed on the church roof inside of a perforated dome on the building's northwestern corner. The spire is created by four 16" xenon bulbs ignited by 40,000 volts of electricity, then, in combination with a parabolic reflector, produces 300 million candlepower of illumination in a near perfect column. The spire can be seen for miles around Kansas City, and reportedly can be spotted 10 miles north of the Plaza, depending on conditions. It has been calculated to stop at least 3 miles up above the earth, about half the maximum height at which jet airplanes fly."

A sacred place, visited by thousands of souls, who have entered this sanctuary over the past 100…read moreyears. The spiritual history here is palpable.

It's weird to review a church but I'm doing it. I'm working in Kansas City so got on yelp to look…read moreat churches in the same way I do with restaurants. This place is absolutely beautiful. Makes for a magical feeling during mass. The people were diverse and friendly including the priest and the organist was phenomenal. The homily was straight forward but had some laughs. I think this will be my go-to when I'm on KC!

We searched for a church that would make you feel welcomed from the time you entered until the time…read moreyou left. Pastor Anne makes sure everyone feels welcome when you enter the church. We attend the Saturday evening services and the music just speaks to my soul! They don't judge those who enter their doors so everyone can enter and feel God's presence. The bible is preached here and you can look up the scriptures for yourself and verify what is being taught. They don't pick and choose which ones to believe and not believe. Love is mentioned 200 times in the Old Testament and you definitely feel love in this church. If you are looking for a church home, come try this church out as I don't think you will be disappointed.

This church is so inviting to all. As a recovering addict I found refuge in this church, it's…read moremembers and the pastors here. I found my relationship with God while visiting here. My husband and I moved away in May and of all the things I miss, I miss this place the most. If you want a message without the "HELL, FIRE AND BRIMSTONE" method, you found it here. The way the message is delivered is so aesthetic. I FELT the message, I received the message. I've been to a variety of different churches in search of a connection my whole life (48 years) and I finally found it at COR. Pastor Scott and Pastor Adam are truly amazing in the way they share the message. There are so many activities and opportunities for someone to stay connected. I would definitely recommend this church to anyone who has never felt as if they "belonged" in any other churches. Welcome home.

Have been attending church for 45 of my 84 years and I find what I need at Redeemer Fellowship…read more Why? Because i know I am a sinner by nature and have weaknesses That only the Gospel can address and the Gospel (good news) is the only path by which I can grow closer to my Savior. That closeness is what I seek and what I find in this church. Both Pastors are preaching, not from a social platform, but a scriptural platform. Many churches have tried to modify the message to fit the times, but time changes nothing when it comes to the eternal, Triune God. I am thankful to Our Lord for leading me and my wife here, as is she. And by the way, the worship service is a great preparation to hear the Word of God. And as a last note of appreciation, the congregation is beautiful, loaded with children, parents, grandparents and good folks. I am blessed to worship here.

Great sermons, but I and several other friends even after 6-12 months of going here - all at…read moredifferent times in the Church history - eventually left because for what ever reason connecting and forming friendships here outside the Church walls and serving functions just never naturally happened.

You want big and thoughtful? If so, seems like Village PC may be the place for you. I have not…read moreworshiped there, but have met four of the pastors and when they are swinging that much talent in one place, it has to be good. Tom Are is a solid person that happens to be a pastor. Pastors Jarrett, Meg and Matt are also great folks who take seriously the call to engage in one's faith journey with hearts and minds. Keep in mind, this is a big big church, so if you are looking for a small community, this may not be it. But . . . if you want some good program, great pastoral staff and a larger church setting, this may very well be the church for you! DISCLAIMER: Yes, I give every church FIVE STARS not because every church is superfantablous, but every church that I will review can certainly be a FIVER to someone. I will never review a church that I would not be willing to try myself if I were looking. No need to bad mouth freaky-scary churches because they are uh, well, freaky and scary.

Village is one of the 'Flagship' churches in the PCUSA. I was just there today for a Presbytery…read moreEvent "Embracing Hope" and it was an excellent venue for this event. Worship in the sanctuary was excellent. The Keynote in the Fellowship Hall was well attended, and the breakout workshop rooms all had adequate space. Village, being a BIG church (some would say a church it's size is a micro denomination onto its self) has a chef on staff. The chef and kitchen staff fed our group well and the quality of food was excellent. I go to a lot of events at Village and they are engaged in the larger community as well as the life of Heartland Presbytery. The Grief Support Network holds it's monthly meetings and it's annual conference at Village. Village provides a relaxed environment (and good coffee that is always ready) and the tech facilities that are needed for small conferences and events. This is a church that I look to to provide for me spiritual support as a pastor that helps me do my ministry with my congregation in the community. Their Village University has brought in speakers like Marcus Borg and Tony Campolo. I am glad that Village's ministry touches it's members and the Presbytery and the larger community.

Visiting from out of state and found this great church. Highly recommend. Great expository…read moreteaching. If I am in the area again, I will definitely attend another service.

Tremendous church, great music, I travel from Leawood to downtown every Sunday to hear the message…read morefrom Gabe or Tyler. This is a very open and welcoming church, one of five locations for Christ Community and Sunday they announced a building expansion to accommodate the ever growing congregation and to provide for young kids. Young, old or in between you should check out this church.

I love this adorable space so much! The organization does a great job with the landscaping and the…read moregrounds/gardens always looks beautiful. I've hosted and attended several events in the space and my experiences have all been positive. Their staff is kind, responsive, and easy to work with. I also love that I'm supporting a great organization (Pilgrim Center for Connection) that provides a sacred space for the community without dogma or hidden agendas. Highly recommend!

I'm not even remotely religious, but I fell in love with the venue itself at the wedding we…read moreattended at this historic, English-style little church in Westport. Restroom in basement Ample parking on surrounding neighborhood streets