Okay, I may be biased, but St. Matthew's is one of the nicest Christian communities with the most…read morefriendly people ever. Really one of the best places to commune and worship God in the city of Milwaukee! The Sunday services are fairly traditional, with outstanding music and a continual variety of liturgy and activities. I definitely recommend worshipping at St. Matthew's!

I awakened this Sunday morning thinking about St. Matthews Church. It's not an uncommon memory for…read moreme....and ten years is a long time to have been away from what was, on most occasions, a comfort zone. On sunny days, I would walk to church. It lifted my spirit. What a warm place for me to be. St. Matt's is a beautiful church. I was drawn to the music, for sure. I always sat close to the musicians. And there, also, especially when the sun was shining, a white cross appeared in one section of the stained glass that I was facing. I was touched. St. Matt's, however, was a place of contrasts/contradiction for me. Although there were many friendly parishioners, a woman's place in the service, in "leadership", was defined by men. Perhaps it was a generational thing and after all of these years, things have really changed. Healing services were appreciated when I was first introduced to them, but they soon became too influenced by the judgments of men. It seemed to me that women of advanced educational standing and experience were considered a threat, to males and females. Divorced women, although "welcomed into the fold" were slighted. An inscribed gift that I had given to the church library in thanks for kindnesses shown had disappeared completely and had "never been a part of the inventory." A place of contradiction, in my mind...One day I will return. I long to feel the presence, especially when that small white cross is shining in the stained glass.

Beautiful church with stunning stained glass and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The singing during…read morethe ceremony was lovely and made everything feel even more special. The couple looked absolutely beautiful -- such a wonderful place for a wedding.

Stunning historic church recently restored inside and out…read more Attended Mass yesterday The pipe organ is amazing

While the place is nice and the people are friendly I don't like the modern changes to prayers and…read morealso the fact they are tearing down the old church. My main concern rests with Corinthians 3: 17 which says "If anyone destroys Gods temple, God will destroy them".

St Paul's is the most welcoming church I have ever been too. I first attended as a guest and was…read moreamazed. I have since become a member. All are welcome.

I've been to this church a few times and it has been amazing Every. Single. Time. Holy spirit is…read morepresent. The church isn't over spiritual but has an excellent balance of spirit and truth. Well worth checking out. The location is in a arts looking building. To park in the parking lot the entrance is on the side. The church is worth checking out. (I am not the one who typically does a yelp review) but this place is worth the review.

We recently got a house in Milwaukee and were searching for a new Church. Yelped around and found…read moreMIX. Our first experience was great. Lots of younger energetic people intermixed with a few older people. We sat next to a couple in their 70s and were welcomed with hugs, handshakes and plenty of cheerfulness. The older lady next to us gave us a intro through narrative during the service which was nice. The pastor is young and fiery. I like that he uses a comedy approach and can elicit laughter to make a point. Church, in my humble opinion, should be a welcoming environment that uplifts your soul while gently reminding us all that we are responsible for our own decisions, but there is guidance available to those in need. The fire and brimstone approach is a fear tactic to scare people into submission... this pastor has no need for that because he is an excellent orator and can relate to those in his flock. He seems to be one of Milwaukee's best and brightest. The city is lucky to have this family leading the way. We also used the child care and greatly appreciated the extra attention they gave to be security focused and friendly at the same time. We now consider this our home Church.

I just watched the entire service online and by far this is is one of the nicest Lutheran Churches…read moreI have watched. I can understand why they are in full communion with the Presbyterian Church USA and others. If I was living in this town, I would not hesitate to attend here. The church seems friendly, it is jam packed with people. The Pastor is friendly and inviting and down to earth. I think this was very refreshing to see. If you are out in this area, and you are looking for a mainline church to go to, even those that are not Lutheran, but perhaps Anglican or Episcopal or PCUSA or PCA, this would be a great choice!

Immaculate Conception is a beautiful parish with devoted parishioners. It's Shared Pastoral…read moreAdministrator, Fr. Philip Schumaker, is indeed one of the most devout, caring, endearing and joyful leaders in our Archdiocese. His energy and passion for all parishioners in both parishes he serves brings much spiritual energy to the parish. The church's interior with the altar mosaic and the magnificently large stained-glass windows heightens the devotions within.

Nice parish in Bay View, strong Polish presence. They have daily mass Wed-Fri. I especially like…read morethe mosaic by the altar showing the family tree of Jesus.

Here's a church that makes you feel like family always. A warm welcome and coffee for first time…read moreguests. The people here are genuine unlike other places I've visited. It's perfect for families with kids but also a nitch for people of all ages. There's kids church and nursery that does an excellent job. Twenty30 for contemporary worship and service in the evenings. A youth service on Wednesday nights. Events and bible studies all the time. It's just a happy peaceful place to serve learn and equip.

The people at this church are so genuine. We loved it here. We were visiting out of town and were…read morenervous for our kids but they had a blast too. (Ages 3 & 8). What a great place for families to go. I have recommended this place to many in the Milwaukee area. Great Service and really great people!

Warm, welcoming community with thoughtful services and a beautiful space. The message was…read moremeaningful, the music was lovely, and people were genuinely kind and inclusive. I always leave feeling grounded and inspired!Highly recommend visiting.

Beautiful church in the neighborhood I have always been curious about…read more Thankfully with Doors open Milwaukee, I got to see the inside! Built in the 1890s, it was built as a Unitarian church from the get go. The inside reflects those Victorian times it was built in, with dark wood bric a brac displaying some angels on top. Renovations over the years modernized and expanded the church as well as making it "greener". The main hallway was once an outdoor walkway, a fireplace has been removed, and solar panels have been added. There's a cute little court yard, and it still retains its 19th century roots.