I have only lived in bristol for about 2 months so far, n I'm finally going out to find a church…read morethat I can call home. I was raised pentecostal Christian, however in my time in the navy I've called non-denominational and baptist churches my home. It all comes down to the mission of the church n a couple other aspects. Well, I've only been here once and tho they have a big size congragation, served a great message, and are involved in 3rd world missions/charity. I did not get greeted by one person. I went in early, and stayed a bit after service ended. Not one person decided to say hi or welcome me. This is a major turn off for me. This is a problem I have noticed more in bigger congragations, I felt alone in a room full of believers. I mentioned they are invested in missionaries and charities around the world, however I didn't notice anything concerning outreaching the surrounding area. With all that said, I don't wanna discourage anyone from this church. They do have good ppl, they believe in the power of God and of faith. Like I said before, it was a great message. This is just my review.

If you are tired of old style, seeking to find out what Christianity really means, stop by the…read moreKenosha First Christian Church. You will see and experience a difference.

I always have an amazing experience when I go to this church. They are very polite and welcoming…read more The sermons are always very relative too.

St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Wadsworth is beautiful! We were visiting from Houston, Texas and…read morethe local Catholic community at this church is very welcoming. Walking in, the first thing you notice is the huge open windows across church that go from the floor to the ceiling. Looking through the huge windows you see the blissful greenery, big trees, and in the middle the crucifix. I forget the priest's name, but his homily was very relatable. After mass, one of the ushers was nice and offered to take some pictures for us. I would definitely recommend others to visit this church if you are in the area.

The people are very nice and welcoming. The pastor speaks well and is easy to follow. It is…read moredefinitely a "seekers" church. They do not do a verse by verse expository teaching of the Bible. They do not address the tough issues of the day. They keep it watered down and friendly.

I have been going to GLC since I was invited to my great nephew's baptism 2 years ago next month…read moreand have been coming back nearly EVERY Sunday since then. I'd never seen a full dunking baptism performed before it's fascinating. I was born in Racine and baptized a Catholic. Attended Catholic grade school and high school, and was basically never taught anything about the Bible. I would like to join a "small group" Bible study so I can learn more about God and the history of religion. Pastor Josh is such a dynamic and relatable speaker, I get so much out of his talks every Sunday and that is the reason I keep coming back.

I just came back to Luther Memorial after an absence and was amazed by the warm, welcoming, and…read morecooperative atmosphere. The church just called a new pastor and the people are excited and ready to get out in the community to do God's work.

Millburn UCC is a caring community of faithful people. It is Open & Affirming…read more Smaller congregation - allows you to create and mingle with church family easier. May be challenging to enter because of road construction - so use GPS. Established in 1840!

Best church in Lake Villa. They are so welcoming to everyone. As the UCC says, no matter where you…read moreare on life's journey, you are welcome here. And they mean it. Lovely pastor and lovely congregation. If you want a church that speaks truth to Jesus, come here.

I was raised and baptized Lutheran. My grandmother used to go to this church with us (when we were…read morekids) and I just recently started attending at this parish again. Love the architecture of the building, and the pastor is very straightforward yet down to earth. I like the small town feeling, while still getting the word

This is a very beautiful little church. Everyone is very inviting. Beautiful sermons by the Rev…read more Martha Gillette. There is even a church dog named Rupert. I recommend The Church of the Holy Apostles to anyone who is looking for a church that makes them feel like they belong.

Although I am not a member, I attend their quarterly Taize Contemplative Prayer Service of Silence…read moreand Light. All are welcome. They have a sign on Route 59 inviting all to attend. I have been very impressed with the pretty little church and felt very welcomed by Rev. Martha Gillette.

A bibical church with caring people. Bends its knee to Jesus Christ…read more b