This church is like walking distance from my house. I have been here once. It is very pretty from…read morethe inside-- kept well. The Church here holds a lot of voluntary services for anyone to help out at. Good place to get involved at.

Great atmosphere! I have known the lead pastor Ed for quite some time and have been amazed at his…read moreleadership and upbeat personality and outlook at life since the beginning of Quest Church. The church's involvement in the community, especially for a newer church, I believe goes above and beyond the norm. Speaking of the norm, this church does not have the traditional approach from most churches ( suits, sit and listen quiet manner, very structure), and this is what set this church apart. Instead of feeling like you need to fit in to the church this church accepts you as you are and welcomes you with open arms. I really appreciated the openness of friendship and togetherness that this church has to offer. If you are looking for a church I highly recommend checking out Quest.

At lot of churches use the phrase "church home", but in practice the actual experience is sometimes…read moreonly a little more personal than having Chicago O'Hare International Airport as your "home airport". Quest Church is a growing group of neighborly people, led by Pastor Ed Taylor, who humbly calls himself the "Lead Quester". It's easy to feel at home at Quest, where we accept each other as we are, but we are dedicated to help each other grow in lives of love and service of God and people, and becoming "better" followers of Jesus. On a practical note, Quest's main Sunday gathering is at 3:30 in the afternoon. Yes, that's a little unusual, but for those who work on Sunday morning, or have to get kids to soccer games, or have other commitments that prevent you from going to church at the "traditional" hours, Quest might be just the thing.

St. John United Church of Christ is an open and welcoming church in downtown Arlington Heights…read more Outside of their front door is a pride flag, letting everyone know that this is a safe space for all. I had the opportunity to speak there as a part of their labor at the pulpit program. I was able to discuss what the labor movement and Christian faith have in common. The parishioners were very kind and welcoming as was the minister. St. John United Church of Christ is a house of worship that has built a great community and comes highly recommended.

I have been in many, many churches of different denominations over my life. St. John is the most…read morewelcoming and accepting group of people I have ever known. I am so glad we gave it a try fifteen years ago. The family here is very loving and giving. Give it a couple of visits. I think you will find the church to be the most open and welcoming you've ever been in.

My husband and I attended a board game party at the Church of the Incarnation United Methodist…read moreChurch. The church was a great location to host this event. Not only was Pastor C.J. warm and inviting, he came back to the community room and played a few games of chess. The Church was clean and well lit. The parishioners who attended were nice and welcoming. The church proudly displays a rainbow flag on the front of the church and throughout the inside of the church. As a gay man, my husband and I felt welcomed and comfortable here. I highly recommend the Church of the Incarnation United Methodist Church!

What a great spot! This church advertises being open and accepting to everyone and in the last few…read moremonths that I've attended events here, this very accurately describes my experience. The Pastor CJ is very kind and welcoming to everyone and you really feel a sense of community here. The church itself is also a great facility located near lots of shopping and the highway in Rolling Meadows. There's plenty of parking in the back and it's easy to drop off visitors at the front.

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

Over the many, many years of my life, I've been a member of various parishes. In all those years,…read moreI've found that Holy Family Church in Inverness, IL., is the only church that I looked forward to going to, not only for the masses, but also for the many opportunities to take on active rolls. From being a Lector/Proclaimer, a Eucharistic Minister, Mass Coordinator and being a Charter Member of the Knights of Columbus, Council 11983. If you're looking for a church that offers a sincere family type experience, I encourage you to become a part of this wonderful parish, even if you have to drive an hour or so to get there! And by the way, bring your smile :) with you! My drive time is 30 minutes!

I love the Catholic Church. Deeply. I have never been to a Catholic Church I wouldn't return to…read moreagain, no matter the music, the homily, the architecture, or anything else. Until now. Nothing was holy -- from the art, the music, the liturgy. It was like a Mega Church giving shallow entertainment, hoping the sappiness stirs the congregation. Nothing Catholic about it. It was a bad imitation of a protestant service. I was horrified from beginning to end. For those who gave a good review, I urge you to find a good Catechism class. Not at this institution, though. Some may attribute dissatisfaction to the fact that this church has "liberal" views. I saw nothing liberal or conservative. I heard nothing liberal or conservative. I would be labeled "progressive" for my political views. Please don't insult liberals by calling what happens at this place such. I'm still in a state of disbelief.

Amazing space! I was at this church for the FILO conference which was an incredible experience. I…read morecan't speak to the church culture or other dynamics, but this space is truly remarkable and I'm grateful that the church hosts the conference. They have so many different rooms and capabilities, it certainly is capable of a lot of great ministry. If you enjoy music they've got an incredible sounding PA and a seemingly top notch production team. If you're in the area I would say it's worth checking out and formulating your own opinion on the culture, and if it's a good fit for you!

I love this church so much. This was our home church for 13 years and we left to find a church…read morecloser to where we lived. Now we're back and we are pleased with the things that have changed and the things that have stayed the same. You should definitely catch some sermons online to see if you're aligned with the doctrine. The best part of this church is the diverse population of congregants, leaders, and global partners.

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.