Can you rate a church with stars? This one gets 5 from me! Smallish well maintained church building…read morein an established residential area. Great bones and I love their great sound system and neutral decor with changeable LED light accents (currently purple!) They have an actual coffee and 'treat' time to mingle afterwards. You can introduce yourself to the pastor (John Nehs, he's super down to earth!) and others. They greet you as you walk in the door, and seat you if desired. Also, they have an actual organ that is lovely! They have standing monthly schedule for communion (first Sunday of month, where the organ is played!) and prayer for healing (3rd Sunday.) They may have more standing activities. They have an active youth program that meets Wednesday nights, and goes on annual mission trips. There is a kids ministry, and a bunch of babies. People are nice and give you space unless you're also wanting to chat. So chat someone up!

I love the way Fr. Mike breaks down the readings before you hear them. It changes the way you…read morelisten to them. The space is simple and elegant- no extravagant decorations to detract from the purpose of being there. Like also that they have the projection screens up so you don't need to look at the song books. You get the rundown of events as well. Don't know her name, but there is a young lady who is a cantor- WOW.

This place is very cool. And I'm not a huge church fan but I've always wanted to check it out so I…read moredid! With all the fears of COVID19 I knew this is a smaller church. I didn't take pictures of the inside but what I did is included pictures of the outside. Everyone here at this church is very friendly. What's really cool is that they pipe organ. This church actually is one of the older churches in Green Bay. I didn't want to be snapping pictures during the service, because I believe that's rude. But I did take pictures outside of it later on in the day when I was walking my dog. My dog and I have walked past this church for the last few years when I moved to Green Bay. I can't walk very far but my dog insists. So Sometimes we come past this church, and that's how I found out about it. If you are worried about this virus, this is a smaller church. And is another option. Everyone at the church is very friendly. I don't know if I would ever go back? But I just needed to see the inside of the church for myself and see the beautiful glass windows. Absolutely Beautiful inside the church and truly a treasured piece of history in the Green Bay area. Also, respectfully... It is a place of warship where believers gather. And not a lot of people go to church these days. Maybe that's what we need in this world is a little church at a little bit more love? Until the next Yelp, Yelp-Steve-O, out!

Vibrant & engaging Parish Community. The scriptures come alive each week and are made relatable to…read moreall ages. Massology prior to Mass is always educational and a great reminders of our faith practices. If in the area please stop in.

Great place for worship with everyday people . I enjoy pastor Shawn's perspective on biblical…read moreteachings with a fusion of humor.

Living Hope Church is a non-denominational Christian Church in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Pastor Don has…read moredaily recording of Biblical scripture and prayer. This Wisconsin church has been offering Dial-A-Prayer since 1977!

St Marks has changed my life. I found my home church. Everything about each service hits the…read moreheart. All of the Pastors and Ministers are the best and deliver very meaningful and powerful messages. We felt right at home as soon as we walked in the door.

If you are looking for a welcoming atmosphere, then this is a place for you. So many times, I feel…read morelike the sermon study was specifically selected for me at I time I needed to hear it. The music is uplifting.

We were in the Green Bay Area over Yom Kippur. We had emailed the Rabbi ahead. The Rabbi and Temple…read morepresident were very responsive and welcomed us to participate in services. The congregation was very welcoming and warm. The services were inclusive and accessible. The Rabbi was engaging and had positive energy. It was a heartfelt experience.

This congregation used to be kind. Now it's a bunch of boomers, on power trips. No…read moreaccountability. I had a congregant say "Should I know you?" Who addresses anyone that way ever??? I was also deleted a bunch of times off the member list for no reason. Save your time and go to the shuls in the Fox Valley, or online. Services are sporadic, no consistency. They are ableist. Unless you have a large sum of money to donate, they really don't care about you. Back in the early 00s this place felt home like, now it's just a place that reminds me of traumas. I'd skip it, if I were you.