Family Christian Center is an exciting place to take your children or any member of the family to…read morelearn about the goodness of God. Pastor Steve Munsey, along with his great staff of Pastors and volunteers, make this experience of worship a must. This Pastors approach to making the bible come alive includes many plays demonstrated on a Hollywood level making this experience a must visit over and over again. These plays include The Passion Of Christ, The white thrown of judgement, Palm Sunday, Scrooge, Choices and many, many more exciting events. It doesn't matter if you have a current Church home or not, FCC is a beautiful place to fellowship. Making Life Plain www.Fcc4me.com

As a composer, I rarely expected to find myself reviewing a church…read more I composed, arranged, and recorded the original music for Family Christian Center's long-running production, Jesus of Nazareth, under a written royalty agreement tied to ticket sales. That agreement was mutually revised in 2014 to reflect the production's continued use of my music. Royalty payments stopped in 2018. Over the years I've tried every private avenue I could think of, including invoices, emails, certified letters, documentation, and legal counsel. Earlier this year I was told leadership was reviewing the matter, but after providing everything they requested, communication once again stopped. I'm posting this only after exhausting every private and professional effort to resolve it. I remain hopeful that Family Christian Center's leadership will choose to address this in a manner consistent with the values it teaches.

The goal at Munster Church is to Love God and Love People. This is not just talk. The leadership…read moreand member very intentionally try to live this out. The people are friendly and caring. Pastor Jim gives biblical messages that are exciting and relevant to our lives today. If you're looking for a church with caring people and exciting worship you need to check out Munster Church!

FYI their name is now Munster Church. They are still a part of the Christian Reformed Church. The…read morepastor there, Jim Hollendoner, is a great guy and an engaging preacher. Sermons are great to listen to and people are friendly.

I grew up at FCCD, played in the praise band, and attended until I moved to California last year at…read morethe age of 22. My family still attends and I always enjoy going back whenever I am in town. If you are looking for a great place to worship, a strong message, and a wonderful community, I would highly suggest FCCD!

I grew up Catholic but as I grew older I felt that I needed more then the Catholic faith could…read moreoffer me. I began going to many nondenominational churches and was invited to come to First Christian Church with my brother. First visit I felt very welcomed. No one pushed me to join anything just offered me open arms. Second visit they said welcome back (they remembered me) and I have been going back. Great messages and great fellowship!

Very welcoming people, they're wearing very casual jeans to full dress apparel = no "dress code"…read more God-centered messages, mixed race congregation, great coffee time fellowship.

Love this church....welcoming and real ....comfortable people, not pretentious. Jesus loving group…read morewho have encouraged me greatly.

Great peaceful place. Beautiful stonework, amazing statues. We were looking for a memorial made to…read morea relative years ago, and amazingly on a Sunday the office was open & there was a very helpful staff member there. Unfortunately there is no computerized list, but the office staff helped point us to areas to search.

Great place to visit and explore and pray. More things to see when there. For me the best time to…read morevisit this place is summer, especially August.

This church is NOT a Christian church. They do not only have terrible customer service but treated…read morea 4 year employee by firing them because she had cancer. They installed a cancer clause in a email to her. I worked at a church for 33 years and treated wonderful ..... what is wrong with you !!!

Recently attended an Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service at Ridge United Methodist church…read more It began as an interesting mix of faiths. First, two Muslim clerics began by chanting their creed, a Byzantine Catholic litany was chanted, two Jewish rabbis offering congregants verses of Psalms, we had Sikhs with instruments did their presentation, then interjected by a couple of church hymns. Then to the podium comes Rev. Suzie Libtard with a prayer shawl of teddy bears depicted all over it. This Leftist fraud and phony disguised as a minister was nothing more than an opportunist who chose to so rudely impart her Socialist agenda of open borders, DACA dreamers, hate (yours of course, not hers), climate change and of course the upcoming election on an unaware audience. How f.....g rude! Where is my safe space from this Leftist Socialist assault on our country from within? I didn't come to this event, of which I was invited by a clergy member on the stage, to listen to her Democrat whimpering dribble. I got up and walked out. This Far Left bullsh.t has polluted every late night talk show, Hollywood movies and television news broadcasts and even a sporting event is not off limits to the Leftist Democrats and their cohorts in the mainstream media as they look to indoctrinate the rest of us with their Socialist agenda. I am totally disappointed in Ridge United Methodist church for permitting this event to become polarizing by allowing it to become politicized. Sadly, this is not the type of Thanksgiving event I had expected to attend. Moral of story... Politics and religion don't mix well.

We were out and about in Munster and could not go to our regular church (St. Elizabeth Seton) one…read moreSaturday and happened upon St. Thomas More ... glad we did. We attended the Saturday anticipation Mass and loved the ceremony and the priest saying Mass. Now when you attend a Catholic Church you undoubtedly see pretty much the same ceremony for Mass because they are all standardized. But the proclaimers of the Word, the music, the priest saying Mass, and the ambiance of the church and community all go into making it a unique event. We very much liked the overall feeling at St. Thomas More. The church itself was wide-open and airy, and had pretty good acoustics for such a big room. They probably can seat 1,000 of the faithful in the facility. While we pretty much rated the experience 4 1/2 stars, the delightful priest (Fr. Mike) saying the Mass pushed it to 5 stars. We liked everything about the Mass and will return the next time we are in the neighborhood. Recommended.

I been going to this church since 2004. Great mass. I love their priest, and deacons. I will still…read moreattend this church every 2 weeks. Best Catholic Church in Northwest Indiana.

Awesome and great place of worship...me and my wife really enjoyed our visits to the church, we are…read morenow attending new member classes..GOD IS SO GOOD

My Husband and I have been looking for a church and attending a few different places to find where…read morewe should attend. We have been two Sundays so far and people are so welcoming. We have been invited to several of the events the church holds as well as breakfast on the first Sunday of the month! There is a good mix of people and ages. We really like it here!