What an amazing church!…read more First and foremost, the true Word of God is being spoken here straight from the Bible, not a teased out, diluted, tangential sermon. The pastor is very articulate, deliberate, non judgmental and on point. Great worship music. Very welcoming from the first encounter. Two Sunday services at 9am and 10:30am. Small groups, like women's, men's, young professionals, high and middle schoolers, international, national and local mission work seem to be of high value and import. Child care is over the top!

We have been to many events at St Clarence including our daughter and son-in-law's wedding…read morereception. The venue was great and the food (from Ahern Cater) was excellent.

I am writing this review of St. Clarence's Lenten fish fry - not the parish itself…read more You can get the details here: http://www.st-clarence.org/fishfry.html This was the first church fish fry I've visited. We chose St. Clarence based on this review from Cleveland Magazine: Leave it to a foodie to focus on the meal before the money at a fish fry fundraiser. "I'm particular about what I eat, [and] I know enough about food to be dangerous," says Rick Albertini, fifth annual fish fry organizer and St. Clarence parishioner. Each Lent, Albertini and St. Clarence parishioners serve up lake perch, homemade pierogies and coleslaw to 1,200 guests from throughout Northeast Ohio. But the real draw is the french fries. "We serve the best french fries I could get," he says. "[It's] arguably the best tasting fry in the business." Let me tell you, do not believe the hype!!! It would be generous to say that the fries were nearly as good as McDonald's. Based on that description, I was absolutely expecting fresh cut. That being said, the $12 I paid for the perch and pierogi combo dinner was not a bad deal. The perch was good, and the coleslaw was excellent. The pierogies and desserts appeared to be homemade. We got there pretty early, and didn't have to wait long for a seat or our food. I doubt I'll ever go back, just because there are so many other fish fries to try.

This is my Church Home for over16 years. The Pastors are amazing The services are both inspiring…read moreand biblically informative. The staff is gracious and welcoming. I couldn't wish for a better Church Home in the winter of my life.

Been apart of Venue Church for almost ten years, they are a non-denominational Church that teaches…read morefrom the Bible. They are real, relevant, and relational. Filled with the Love of God you can always expect to be greeted with a smile or hug when you walk in the doors. The message is always something that speaks right to you individually. They have kids ministries that are geared towards infants, toddlers and young kids they teach lessons from the bible and have fun activities mixed in my own son loves to attend every Sunday. Also they have groups for adults and teens and community events where serving is a lifestyle for them. I would highly recommend this Church, at least give it a try for a month I guarantee you will not be disappointed.

Came here for a worship/dance recital. It's a predominantly a black member church (I was the only…read moreIndian woman there) not that that is a bad thing but it made me feel like I stood out. The service was enlightening and engaging but the way they do their tithes and offerings made me feel absolutely pushed. I don't usually give much when I visit other churches and by being pushed to give "as much as I can" and having to go up to the baskets instead of pew collecting made it feel it was more "bullying" than anything so I didn't give anything. The dances that they do are predominantly African and urban. I enjoyed that. It was an entertaining, intriguing and interesting experience but I don't think I'll be back til they get more diverse Also the ladies room has massive toilet seats, being a vertically challenged woman (a little adult person) I had to jump to use it.