Fantastic, Bible-teaching church in Milwaukee! Kind people, great worship music and the pastor is…read moreso genuine.

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I love this church! It is bright and cheery inside. Very welcoming without being weird too. I grew…read moreup WELS but not in the area. I have made this my home congregation and it has never disappointed. Welcoming to my husband too who was raised catholic. He has enjoyed the congregation as well. We both loved the church so much, we were married here last June. Everyone told us how beautiful the church was and were pleased to find out we attend it regularly. I do admit we found it while on the lookout for a Lutheran church in Milwaukee we wanted to get married at. The pastor is also very interesting and engaging to listen to. I pay better attention to him than most no matter how hard i try. :-) There is also a K-8 elementary school attached for members or others with young children. Between services are adult bible study classes as well. Two service times to fit your Sunday plans perfectly. The only problem: finding a church this good whenever my husband and i finally buy a house and move closer to my work.

St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church --- Pro's for this location…read morewould be the St. Johns school (k4-8) right next door. Good professional and helpful staff, beautiful organ music, Dedicated staff are like team players-they all play together.... Amazing choir with kudos to the choir director. Interesting history on the church itself. Also, the cemetery next to it has some interesting stories tied to the very first congregational members!! If you love history and the beginnings of a Christian church, don't pass this one up! You will become more then a church member here!

Heart of the Nation broadcasts a beautiful Sunday Mass with amazing music and inspirational…read morehomilies. I treasure my time with Heart of the Nation every Sunday when I am unable to attend Mass in person. Thank you Fr. Mark Payne and all the clergy, musicians, and of course the very faithful altar server!

What a lovely community. I found this weekly mass service during the pandemic and my family and I…read morestill continue to join online every week.

The Basilica offers docent-led tours for groups; and I was thrilled to be part of one…read more The tours last 1 hr and after the tour, the gift shop is open. I had a wonderful time and our tour guide,Jennifer, was phenomenal: she was clear, engaging, and a great storyteller. I recommend this tour for visitors but specially for locals; who will learn a lot about the history of their own city.

This is one of the most beautiful basilicas in the country after our Lady of victory Basilica in…read moreLackwanna, New York. If you are in Milwaukee, do not skip a visit to this Basilica. It is stunning and words and pictures.... Do not describe it. They have four relics from Saints. The Saints are Saint Carlos, Saint Francis, Saint Anthony, and Saint Clare. It is 100% handicap accessible. It has a very nice gift shop although small. And very nice restrooms.

Light of Grace is an excellent church .... the best church that I have found in the Milwaukee area…read more I Love that this church is devoted to A Course in Miracles. This church has a Sunday service, Course in Miracles study groups and classes and events .... like yoga, movie nights and so much more .... check out their website or check them out on meetup or stop in to learn more. I just recently started visiting this church and I felt very welcomed.

I'd consider this my home church. I'd made the venture to find one locally and this one made the…read morebest impression on me. It really is a place you can walk in without needing someone to attend with you to take initiative of your faith. The hospitality staff is hospitable. The atmosphere is subversive and enriching. You truly feel like your small children are going to be just fine without you for an hour, and that their presence is valued and learning is catered to at their age range. Their coffee station layout is practical, it's hot and I love that there's hazelnut creamer as an option. The pastors there all have a unique-ness to them, all well spoken and the crowd engagement I think testified to that. I like the bulletins, however I do wish that there was something a bit more engaging like fill in the blanks to keep along with the service but I do- do reiterate it on my own. This used to be a theater and it makes it just a place worth visiting to sit in the red chairs that flip up. Whoever takes care of the lighting and the transitioning during service does a great job. It's those subtle things like lighting that make all the difference. The music is something you can sync too, there's definitely talented people on stage with the instruments as well as vocally. I noticed that there's a good variation of lead singer/speaker rotation. The option of service at 9:00 am or 11:00 am is a nice touch, as a kid I remember only 8am, and if you hit the snooze button, well, you miss service. I think this place holds place for a lot of people to identify from all backgrounds.

They call themselves a multiethnic church but they are far from being that. If you want a church…read morethat is mainly white and does nothing for the different cultures that do attend, this is the place for you.

In a society that is clearly collapsing as it careens towards a world shaking catalyst I held out…read morehope for this place and this denomination as a whole. It's no secret that hypocrisy is rampant in religion, but even a place that holds so many noble social stances will turn their backs on the vulnerable when it's not something that they can use to ensure the paychecks clear. All the talk about love and wisdom at this place is nothing but blatant hypocrisy on a biblical scale. If you're looking for a social club and some assumingely generally good people this might be a decent place. I can't say I know any of the members to vouch for this, but I would imagine a place with these social stances would draw pretty decent people, but that's all this place is: a social club. If you want to find God go directly to the vulnerable people that this place pushes away. Someone that's teetering on the edge of going to meet him, with all the humility and introspection that comes with those circumstances will be able to tell you far, far more than someone that collects a paycheck to ensure people keep coming back. Find someone that gave up everything in the pursuit of finding God if you can, not someone that pays their bills by talking like they did. As far as I can tell the latter will always disappoint. I can't say with any honesty that I can point you to a better church at which to find those values, but maybe volunteer at a homeless shelter if you're looking to find God... as far as I can tell he stopped going to church a long, long time ago.

I visit this church about twice a year for their Christmas and Easter musicals. This church is huge…read morethey recently changed their name from Oak Creek Assembly of God to Discover Church. They are going for a more inclusive name that people would be drawn to. The church is one of those mega churches. Has a cafeteria, coffee shop, bookstore, multiple children areas, a gym, and chapel and huge sanctuary where they put on almost Broadway level productions free to the public to spread the word about God. They have some of the friendliest people there. From the greeters to members to staff everyone just has a pleasant spirit and makes you feel welcomed. I don't know what there ordinary services are like but their Christmas and Easter productions are spectacular, have been going for years.

I have had over 20 years of experiencing and witnessing this church grow and evolve. During this…read moretime the steady wisdom and hand of a true man of God, Pastor Brooks, is simply inspiring. Many of my friends who have attended either the Easter or Christmas musicals, who are NOT Christians, walked away feeling good thanks to the uplifting and genuine caring messages from Pastor Brooks and the entire pastoral staff. The people are very welcoming and genuinely care for you as well. Even if you don't make this your church home stop in and experience the church for yourself. I do not think you will be disappointed.