When I walked into this church I knew I had found my new home church. The people are warm and…read morewelcoming with smiles and 'good mornings' as you walk through the hallways. Two services, 9a and 11a which are both well attended in a lovely new sanctuary space. You can really tell that this church is filled by the Holy Spirit. I've been going since just before Easter this year and can honestly say this is the church I've been looking for. 10/10 recommend and if you're looking for a bible teaching church with an incredible pastoral team, then you really need to come and visit.

Walking into a church as a visitor is scary. Being bombarded at the door about how you're not…read moreallowed to bring your drinks in (morning coffee, to be clear) is an absolutely wild way to have those nerves worked up even more. And then, to top it off, the same supposed "dream team" lurks over your shoulder the whole service. The music is chaotic, and the pastor just says obvious things everyone will clap for. Yikes.

I'm not a big church guy but this is a pretty nice place and they don't carry on and on.read more

This is an active and healthy, vibrant community of Catholic, Christian believers…read more I enjoy visiting here and attending Mass when I come to the area for appointments down the road at Cleveland Clinic. I will often fly to town on Sunday and attend the 530pm Mass on Sunday evenings. Thank you for opening your hearts and doors to a visitor (non-Catholic) but Christian believer.

I attend weekday noon Mass, and on occasion, when I can't make it to the Old Mass, I'll go to the…read moreCathedral. The architecture is French Gothic with excellent acoustics. Well done. The music program for a cathedral is right in the middle, not high church, not low church. The choir possesses excellent abilities, and the quality of their voices and harmony is good. The Mass settings are terrible. I don't understand this proclivity toward Low Church music. The priests are all excellent confessors, by the way. Truly they are. The clergy of the Diocese of Cleveland, while on the whole rather low church, are good men with hearts. Liturgically, they need to up their game. But that's beside the point. Great bishop, great clergy, Cleveland is a gem in the Church in the United States.

Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a historic parish still going strong in the Gordon Square neighborhood…read morealong Detroit Avenue. One hundred years ago this parish served Italian immigrants, but today the parishioners are diverse in age and race. They have very flexible mass times if you check their web site.

Someone told me on Facebook...OLMC is going through a transitional moment...so that's why I got the…read morecold-shoulder and I wound-up getting a hot-head. I still doubt that I'll ever go to the carnival of OLMC ever again!

Very welcoming church from Greeters to congregation to Pastoral staff. Wonderful worship and…read moreteaching. If you are looking for church home - definitely check out New Life church!

Lakewood New Life Church (LNLC) is a Christian Non-Denominational Church on Detroit Ave. I decided…read moreto visit today after actually attending a different church service. I felt God was telling me to just attend. I'm glad that I visited because the sermon message today really was something I needed to hear. The Pastor was in the last day of a series titled "The Strategy of Satan" (read Ephesians 6:10-18). He preached about how in this life, we are engaged in an invisible war. When trials and temptations come your way, be ready to put on the whole armour of God (metaphorically speaking) and fight the devil. The pastor gave real life examples as he preached so the whole message was easy to understand. As the pastor preached, there were notes to follow along on a bulletin. I liked that inside the bulletin, there was a memory verse and next steps on how to get involved with the church. I enjoyed the praise and worship time, prayer, and the little meet and greet session. Everyone I encountered was very friendly snd welcoming. I especially love that the church is diverse - filled with different races with men, women, and children. I've been visiting a few churches these past few weeks and I know where I will end up but I'm still glad that I visited LNLC. **** This is my 110th Yelp review overall. 64 reviews for 2018. I am aiming for 100 reviews in 2018.

I have gone to this church for over 5 years now and they are the most welcoming church I have ever…read morebeen to! If you have felt like you didn't fit in at a previous church I would recommend you try Fairport Congregational Church. They strive to be inclusive and recently attained the status of Open and Affirming.

Rabbi Matt, Cantor and choir present traditional services mostly in English and create a meaningful…read moreand moving service for the days of Awe.

My wife and I have found TINT very welcoming and friendly…read more The entire congregation makes everyone feel comfortable and welcome . The rabbi knows everyone's name and makes you feel very comfortable.

Merici Crossings is 22 million dollar building that houses 70 nuns of the Ursuline Sisters of…read moreCleveland. It's a beautiful and modern 68,000 sq ft building. It sits on 10 acres of land right by Ursuline College in Pepper Pike. It took almost 10 years to build. The old mother home was 268,000 sq ft and cost more then a million to maintain. It also was an old building constructed in 1958 and was not equipped to handle an older aging community of nuns. That's why the new building was constructed. When you walk in as you turn your head left, you will see beautiful stain glass windows hanging from the ceiling. When you turn right you will enter the foyer with a beautiful stain glass artwork on the wall above the fire place. Directly across the foyer is this beautiful chapel. It has cathedral ceiling with these beautiful lights hanging from the ceiling. It has a lot of windows that provide amazing light. They also have ministry offices they provide counseling and advice to whomever needs it. A fitness center, a beauty salon, administrative offices, large cafeteria and kitchen. They also have a projection screen and projector for the nuns. They have an underground parking and so much lot more. As you walk through the building there are various display cases showing memorabilia from their old home and lots of dedications to Sr Dorothy Kazel and the 4 church women that were murdered in El Savador in 1980. There are 3 floors of suites. The suites for all the nuns all have a kitchen, washer and dryer, living room and 2 bathrooms. Each bathroom has a seat that could be pulled out as well as a hand held shower head for convenience. Some suites have 2 or 3 bedrooms. Each suite is made for an aging community. They are extremely spacious and beautiful. They welcome all visitors and provide a multitude of services for the community; such as education and parish ministries. The nuns are extremely kind and very welcoming.