One of the most beautiful churches I've been to. Wonderful cantor. Best I've heard in church.read more

Very beautiful church with equally beautiful folks that attend. The architecture is amazing and…read moretheir social welfare initiatives help keep many low income or homeless Lancastrians fed during hard times. Isn't that the intent of religion, to put doing good for others above all else?

A great community of people! Everyone is so welcoming. The music is epic and the sermons have great…read morebiblical application,

The best community of people! Everyone is so welcoming, the music is amazing and the sermons speak…read moreto you with biblical application, they even display the verses on the screen if you don't have your Bible. Personally love the main pastor's sermons the best but I look forward to coming back every week no matter what's going on. Consider getting connected with groups there's one for every age! Amazing kids sections too with many unique things and Bible learning for them.

We were welcomed right away by church members and the pastor. Told we're there was free coffee…read morebefore Sunday school. Asked if we had an questions and shown around the church. Great adult Sunday school lead by the pastor. Different Sunday school options for children and adults. Church services was wonderful. Wonderful praise music and hymns. Pastor gave a great message as well.

My first time at this church I was blown away at the wonderful spirit. The choir and music was…read morefull of energy. The people were warm and welcoming when my Family and I first arrived. They even gave us a ride to the front door from our car on a golf cart. There is a class for each one of my kids that has plenty of children of the same age. The preaching is spot on and very sound doctrine. My family and I joined this church a few months ago and have not had a single regret. Bible Baptist Church is truly a great place to call home.

Great minister! Music was nice and the message was straight to the point. Church is realy growing!…read more Been back twice. Service was excellent every time.

Great community, great theology. The church is clearly focused on people. Very intentional and…read moreclear.

False teaching mixed in very subtly (hard to spot). Nice people, but unbiblical in many areas…read more Initially sounds Godly, looks nice, however after listening to sermons there are major concerns. Alterations of definitions in the Bible and skipping over verses to fit their narrative of Kingdom Now Theology, New Apostolic Reformation, & Christian-Dominionism (research yourself). You cannot skip words, or alter definitions, or take scripture out of context! That is... you know what. Connected to Bethel Church since they promote the Global Awakening, which is a network of global false teaching, including Bill Johnson (you can research, gotquestions.com is a good starter for most topics theologically in here). Lord help them. Read about "spheres on influence" from the gateway house of prayer (referenced on their site) and that is unbiblical. We don't make his kingdom come with spheres of influence like the 7 mountain mandate. Only the LORD's will be done. That turns into prosperity gospel very subtly and easily. There is an over emphasis on dominion in Genesis in some messages, and also emphasized "multiply" often and have children for the same reason. Sounds biblical, however it's for more people, more influence, more prosperity gospel. Multiply and prosper, open businesses for God. Heard on a prophecy night "God will bless you with wealth" - it's online. That is 100% prosperity gospel. Along with spheres of influence (mandates). I did hear a pastor say (it's online) in their vision/plan was to "skim over scripture" which is a nice way to say pick and chose, which means taking scripture out of context, which is heresy. You can listen for yourself. Healings and prophecy are over emphasized and formulated. I bet actual healing takes place because of the heart of the person, and I will not deny that. People are saved and that is a blessing too. Gifts are given, but new age teaches gifts too, and that is exactly what this is in a gentle way. Counterfeit Christianity and man-made religion. Supernatural ministry schools are new age, Sozo paintings, etc. This is nothing new, been taught for years, since the fall of man. Can't blame the staff, they were just following who taught them. Need to learn from other theologies outside of Randy Clark's & Global Awakening. Sounds nice, but if you have the time to study it, it's unbiblical. There are many warnings in the Bible if you alter scripture or become a luke-warm Christian following the ways of man. Revelation 3: 15-22 Study Amos 5 if you want to know what God thinks about Bethel and their music, which is promoted. v5 "Seek me and live: but do not seek Bethel" and also v21-24 which is a warning. I pray the upper leadership repents and turns from their ways of following man, money, and pride/power. In the name of Jesus..... He welcomes you to turn from this organized man-made doctrine and simply follow the bible. Back to basics. Reminder: Jesus hated false religion. He did flip some tables and exposed hypocrisy. I could cite more, however I will continue to pray that the church wakes up. Everyone reading this would quote here saying Matt 7:1 "Judge not, that you be not judged" and I know the weight of this message. He also said in John 7:24 "Do not judge by appearances, but judge with RIGHT judgement". So I humbly ask that you do your homework. You have to research it yourself historically, biblically, and listen carefully with discernment for yourself. Don't take my word for it, GET IN THE WORD. The holy spirit will lead us all to the truth. "Now to him who is able to keep you from stumbling and to present you blameless before the presence of his glory with great joy, to the only God, our Savior, through Jesus Christ our Lord, be glory, majesty, dominion, and authority, before all time and now and forever. Amen" - Jude 24 (book about false teaching) Also note that the only other review on here is by a staff member/pastor which is a conflict of interest according to yelp policy: "Conflicts of interest: Your contributions to Yelp should be unbiased and objective. For example, you shouldn't write reviews of your own business or employer, your friends' or relatives' business, your peers or competitors in your industry, or businesses in your networking group. Businesses should never ask customers to write reviews."

I have been going to this church for so long, about 5 years now. It is an amazing church with great…read morepeople. Every Tuesday, the students at Saint Theresa School attend, and it makes people happy that they are there. This is also a great place of worship and prayer. I hope you come here; everyone will really appreciate it!

I have been a parishioner here for 8 years and have nothing but praise for this active, warm and…read morecaring parish. They have two daily masses (6:30 and 8:45) and 5 masses on a weekend. After 6:30 mass on a Tuesday come over to the church social hall and we'll treat you to free breakfast. That coupled with wonderful company will start your day off in a great way.

I've been attending for over twenty years. Weatland has the ideal balance between modern and…read moretraditional and serious conviction and gentle humility. All are welcome!

This is the best church on the block. Lovely. Great acoustics. Friendly. You should visit--it is a…read moregood place to grow.

This is not my church so this review is solely based on my bingo experience. Bingo is held every…read moreSunday night from 6:30-9:30 with doors opening at 5:00, here's what you should know going in and things I wish I knew in advance. The CHEAPEST bare bone playing session costs $11 - $10 for the book of 20 games (6 cards per game) and one for the lucky #/admission ticket which EVERYONE must have going in. Anyone entering MUST pay for these two items to be admitted. Come early - we came at 6pm and had trouble finding a seat. I got the feeling it's regulars playing every week and while we found 2 helpful gals at our table that welcomed us over that doesn't appear to be the norm. Do not bring outside food. This is a Jewish run function and for religious purposes they want to "control" the food inside the building - kosher maybe? They do sell food/drinks there. I did however bring and drink my water from home without issue. There is an armed guard there the whole time and with good reason; there is tons of money floating around here. The "lot" is a hot mess! Literally - a few cars here, there, behind, in the grass, etc. Park where you can and be careful walking especially in the dark. I sprained my ankle by falling in one of the many potholes while walking to my car in the dark. Considering how much money flows through their doors you'd think they would make this a priority especially since it's a liability with mainly elderly clientele. If you are under 60 you will probably be one of the youngest players there. But those older ladies will most likely play you under the table. They're pros! Bring your own dabber and a pen for marking off specials (like the "letter" games"). The game cards are paper. Don't leave anything behind if using the rest room, as my fancy pen got stolen while I was in there. Pay attention! This is fast paced and aside from the regular bingo (which includes 4 bonus double games bingos) there is alot going on. In between calling numbers they also call out specials, make announcements for additional games, and constantly sell different pull off tickets. If you're lucky you'll end up sitting near some helpful ladies like we did - without them we would have been lost! Be prepared to win big cash! Shocked is an understatement when I saw the money that was up for grabs. $1000, $875, $250 - lots of high stakes winnings. And lots of folks forking over tons of money. Retirement must pay well because I couldn't keep up with these ballers on my budget. While budget and time won't make me a regular I will be back and hopefully win big!

Beautiful synagogue great congregation loving and caring absolutely an awesome place to prayread more