I have been in this parish for the past 45 years. It's a great parish community with people who…read morecare about one another.

Terrible baptismal program, parents with joint custody, baptize kids without mother even knowing…read more Catholic Church prides themselves on family , glad not my Catholic Church!

This church is friendly and welcoming and most importantly, it is Bible true! The gospel is…read morepreached here. They are mission minded as well. If you're looking for a real church family, and not just a place to say "I went to church last Sunday" you should visit Florence United Methodist.

My family and I have been attending FUMC for the past 12 years. Not only did they make us feel…read morewelcome when we moved here from out of town, but they invited us to participate in all the amazing programs that the church had to offer. If you are new to the area or just looking for an amazing church to do life at...look no further!!!

You will not feel a stronger presence of God anywhere else. Welcoming church, great worship team…read moreand music, you're in for a treat no matter which pastor preaches, real altar calls, aren't afraid to tell you the truth about the choices you make and how they affect your salvation. Great kid's programs for all ages. Got saved and baptised here several years ago and couldn't imagine going anywhere else!

I must say im a little shocked & excited to be the 1st to review crossroads church ! This is not…read morethe vivid idea of "church" your thinking about; its definitely different. My first time through the door was a few weeks ago. From the second I entered I felt welcomed with warm loving faces.... It was a breath of fresh air to feel welcomed & that I belonged. Side note: Im not going to lie I was a little emotional to see the way my middle school has turned into a beautiful place of worship, all the memories came rushing back as I walked through the building & seeing how much is has changed. My first service was uplifting and fun! Wonderful music and a modern version of learning about faith! I am excited to attend more services here. Its most definitely a relatable way of learning your own path.

This is my church home, so you might call this review biased. However, it's a church that is…read moreseeking to welcome all and become more like who Jesus has called us to be. There's biblical teaching and a strong focus on reaching others in the city to share the good news of the gospel. I first got involved through the Salt Company which is their college ministry-- UC, Xavier, NKU, Cincy State students check it out, nothing better than being a part of a church that loves on students! There's also a kids ministry if you have kiddos ages 0-10. Service starts at 10:02 am each Sunday!

Stage show style live entertainment including music, monologues, parades, and ornate costumes every…read moreSaturday night between five and six, during Sunday brunches at nine and then again at a eleven, and during breakfasts at eight every weekday morning. When you enter you'll find plenty of stage directed seating on either side of a great hall. The hall is filled with beautiful murals and is candlelit, adding to the overall ambiance of this place. Communal sinks are provided at every entrance, and are a great spot to meet people. There is a jovial atmosphere and people shake hands with each other whether they are family, friends, or even complete strangers! For just one tithe you can get all the wine you can drink. The Body of Christ is a complimentary cracker served with your wine. Caution though, wine selection is limited to a single type of red. Reverend Todd Grogan will be performing here all week.

The priest continues to have snarky sermons. Tells congregation where to sit in church. Criticizes…read moreparishioners on how they approach to receive holy communion. Criticizes other places of worship, like Crossroads, in his sermons. Also, the Priest seems very afraid of social media and admits to spending time 'peeping' on his parishioners on it and calls them out and has even villainized a few people anonymously in his anti twitter, facebook, social media sermons. Intimidating others with I watch you on Social Media. Will not permit Parish school to use social media. The school is nice and has gone through some changes with a new principal this year. The school accepts the Ed Choice Voucher offered by the State of Ohio to residents in certain CPS areas that have a designated public school with failing academic standards. Some wealthy streets and poor streets are included. The Ed Choice Voucher is offered to these residents with existing tax money at State of Ohio. Some Parishioners openly and vocally resent the children and families that receive the Ed Choice Voucher and attend Annunciation Parish School. Some have even vocalized their resentment in the parking lot before & after mass and at Parish/School meetings. It is apparent that the Pastor 'stirs the pot' when it comes to discord or misunderstandings between fellow parishioners and/or school families instead of acting as a Mediator or a bridge to conflict resolution or healing. Also, If a young server comes late, forgets, or has a personal conflict and misses serving - the priest criticizes the family (child) in announcements at end of mass in front of congregation and gives a long lecture on being on time, etc. One can go to all the prayer groups they want, quote scripture constantly to show off they comprehend the bible, get on a pulpit and speculate and judge, brag about how many canned goods they donate or how much money they donate to get that Rice Bowl goal, but what ever happened to being kind, caring and celebrating uniqueness and the gifts that all have & bring to a church community?! Annunciation Church is such an attractive structure and the grounds are beautiful. The choir is really wonderful. The Parish is fortunate to have a school that offers children a Catholic based education in a beautiful part of Cincinnati. It's a shame the vibe and message continues to be one of "do as I say, not as I do".

Not to be confused with the Prints Of Piss Church, which is when you get pee on your hands, and…read moreleave fingerprints all over the church that smell like pee. One of the many gorgeous old churches in the Cincinnati area, and this one is right in the very trendy hipster up and coming Over The Rhine (OTR) area. Beautiful and adding a lot of character to the area. And now I'm going to add a lot of characters to the review. JHNBSOIDFJOWERIFJIO4LJ904URF9OWECPODSMS;PK'[A][KAS[XA

What an amazing experience. Just a phenomenal ministry and a beautiful location. Our youth group…read morestayed here fore a week of service and we were so pleasantly greeted by Pastor John and his amazing group of volunteers and staff. If you are ever in the Cincinnati area I would highly recommend that you stop by. Such an amazing ministry should not go unnoticed. I can to thank y'all enough for your hospitality and friendliness!

As part of us trying our a new Catholic Church each month, we visited the Church of Resurrection in…read moreBond Hill. It was everything I hoped it would be and more. Fantastic singing, friendly congregation and great sermon. There was even someone signing the entire mass. As soon as we sat down, people were welcoming us and shaking our hands. At one point, we weren't sure what words we were singing and I asked the lady behind me. She got up and brought us back papers to help us. There was a little more movement and clapping during songs than I have seen before, but I actually liked that. There was a visiting priest from South Africa and he tied in the sermon to an experience he had as a young child. Those are the types of sermons that I connect to the most. Towards the end, they asked any visitors to please stand up and they gave us applause. Not only that, but the priest welcomed us and the entire congregation at the same time said out loud that we were always welcome at their church! It was very moving - so much so that it brought tears to my eyes. At one point, during mass I got goose bumps on my arms. That does not happen. Amazingly, when we left the church my friend noted what time it was. Past the hour that mass normally is but it was well worth every extra moment and what's more - we didn't even realize it. Hubby and I both said that it was our favorite of all the churches that we had been to and would be back again. Please try this place - you won't be disappointed! If any parishioners are reading this, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I was a member of St. Mark merged with St.Agnes God knows how to bring his children together.read more