Looking for a Catholic church in the area, and this one is one of the best I've been to. The…read moresermon was brief but succinct, and the priests seem very welcoming and friendly. Have only been here a few times

This church is a satellite campus of the Orchard, which is headed by Pastor Colin Smith. I attended…read morehere once, just wanting to switch it up for the week. - parking is on the street mostly - the church body is small and the worship more low key but nice (my usual church is big with a very talented church band, so I'm just used to a little different these days) - I can't really comment on the relationships between the church members, but if they at all reflect their pastor's heart, it's a good family - various ministries to look into - the sermon= phenomenal. I love listening to Pastor Colin preach. I usually listen to him on Moody radio (90.1fm at 8:30pm Mon.-Fri.) and I've heard him preach elsewhere before and he just brings the bible to life in such a clear and humble way I hope to attend the Barrington campus one of these days, but for those in this area: come here

FLCC is an amazing, growing body of believers that believe in the true gospel of Christ and the…read moregifts of the Holy Spirit. From the moment I walked in the doors I was welcomed as part of the family and my relationships there have grown and flourished as has my faith in God. All are truly welcome and loved here - I can't recommend this house enough!!

This church has changed my life. The community is genuine and fully sold out for Jesus! It was so…read moreeasy to connect with people and I was given my own space to just enjoy the service and worship. Pastor Joe is an incredibly gifted pastor and speaks with the heart of a father which is so refreshing and personal. This is a great place to call home.

Wonderful church with an incredible priest and amazing community of faithful Catholics. Join us!read more

love this church it truly worships the lord and had good intentions love coming here every Sunday…read moreand seeing the faces of those I met along my journey ti get closer to god the church is very kid friendly and does a lot for the kids on special events for example Christmas Easter and so much more it makes someone feel special and I would definitely recommend this church

This is the most loving Church! It is very large, although you do not get lost! More people will…read morecome and welcome you and make you part of the family then any other Church. You become family when attending Calvary Church! The Church teaches straight out of the Bible, no less, no more! They do not make up rules and they teach you how to have a RELATIONSHIP with the Lord and not just have religion. I didn't really understand about the Holy Spirit. One evening, I will never be able to explain it, I was TRULY touched by the Holy Spirit at Calvary. I swear I have never felt more deeply in my heart everyday before that evening! I feel at home here and our Pastor makes everything in the Bible more understanding. Please come and visit, you will never want to go to a different Church!

After struggling with my faith for many years and dealing with guilt and mistrust of the Church, I…read moredecided to return to Calvary, the church I used to attend. It has changed immensely, with a new pastor. On the first Sunday I returned, Pastor Marty preached that, "one of his favorite sermons was Jonathan Edwards 'Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God'. You should all look it up." This barbaric 18th century sermon is one of the original fire and brimstone, you're all going to Hell sermons. Just what I didn't need while wrestling with intense guilt in my life. The next few Sunday's he regularly pressured and pan-handled about paying HIM 10% of your income (tithe to the local church). Infact, the whole season of Lent was to be dedicated to just this practice. After a few weeks of this, I was reminded of why I was disgusted with church and struggled with Christianity. Of course, I am never returning to that church. If ever there was someone to put in my life to help me deconvert to atheism, Pastor Marty Sloan would be that guy.

Been an active member of this church for a long time now... A great place to raise my children…read more.. Support local and international missions... Feed my soul with the Good News... And stay alive on the vine of life. Stop in and Find Out.

Warm, welcoming, open & affirming! A great vibe. Looking forward to becoming part of the family.read more

A family feel with a great Christian community. The new Wednesday evening Ignite service (7:30…read moreuntil 8:15) is a great way for the family to enjoy a contemporary service together. Weekend services are at 5:00 Saturday evening, 9:00 Sunday morning, and 10:30 Sunday morning.

Beautiful church! We have been going for over 2 years and call this our home church…read more The TLM (Latin) at 4:30 on Sundays is amazing.

During Communion at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church, my daughter approached the priest, bowed…read moreand had one hand on top of the other to receive the Eucharist. Instead of offering guidance, he repeatedly told her to "do it properly," but never explained what he wanted her to change. He then began questioning her religion, asking whether she was Catholic or Christian. After she responded that she is Catholic, he said, "then do it properly" she was unsure what he wanted her to do differently, then he said again, "Are you sure you're Catholic?" Again she replied yes, I am Catholic. Shortly before this interaction, the priest had taken the Eucharist away from a young man who had said he was Christian. The priest began scolding him while the young man respectfully was nodding that he understood. The situation was uncomfortable to witness and felt unnecessarily harsh. It seemed like a missed opportunity for a compassionate conversation about the Catholic faith, especially since the young man was attending Mass and clearly showing interest. Although my daughter ultimately received Communion, the interaction was prolonged and uncomfortable. She was not given clear instruction only public questioning about her faith. My daughter approached respectfully and reverently. Being questioned in that way, in front of others, left her embarrassed and shaken. She was crying when we got home, which was especially heartbreaking because she was the one who had asked to go to Mass that day. Reverence for the Eucharist is important. However pastoral guidance should reflect clarity, dignity, and compassion. Interactions like this can leave a lasting impression on young people who are trying to grow in their faith. I hope this feedback encourages more compassionate and thoughtful handling of similar situations in the future.