Absolutely stunning inside-St. Stephen's is a beautiful sacred space with wonderful Mass options…read more Each year around Christmas--very early in the morning they have a candlelit Mass--that is just incredible.

Went to Midnight Mass held at 10:00 PM. Beautiful sermon. Everyone in the church were friendktbas…read morecan be. The church is so very beautiful, the intricate wood work, statues and pews were all old school. Never seen a pulpit in a church before. Every time I'd look around I would see something different. Chior sang silent night with bells on the pipe organ. Regular masses offered at different times throughout the week are offered inn both German or English.

Words can not express how awesome it is to a see a historic church from 1891 still going strong. I…read moredo not speak Spanish, but was moved by how these people get into their worship. When St. Michael was built in 1891 it was the tallest building in Cleveland. The building was not black when built, but turned black from the factories, but I think the church looks beautiful. I am proud to be a Clevelander from the rust belt. St. Michael represents Cleveland. It was built for European immigrants in the 1890s, turned black from the factories, and over 100 years latter is going STRONG for a new generation of immigrants from Spanish speaking countries. If your visiting the Christmas Story House come and check out this historic Parish, you will be impressed by the unique combination of an over 100 parish appealing to a new generation of immigrants. If you like historic parishes St. Michael and Our Lady of Lordes in Slavic Village were both built in 1891 and are si

Took a chance and called to do a tour of the sanctuary for a group of women. Father Mark graciously…read moretook us around and explained Catholic customs and symbolism. This sanctuary is beautiful and magnificent! We had no idea how in awe we would be by just walking in. We spent about 30 minutes and we each put a donation in the box. Masses are on Saturdays and Sundays in English and Spanish. Call the office for hours.

Very welcoming church from Greeters to congregation to Pastoral staff. Wonderful worship and…read moreteaching. If you are looking for church home - definitely check out New Life church!

Lakewood New Life Church (LNLC) is a Christian Non-Denominational Church on Detroit Ave. I decided…read moreto visit today after actually attending a different church service. I felt God was telling me to just attend. I'm glad that I visited because the sermon message today really was something I needed to hear. The Pastor was in the last day of a series titled "The Strategy of Satan" (read Ephesians 6:10-18). He preached about how in this life, we are engaged in an invisible war. When trials and temptations come your way, be ready to put on the whole armour of God (metaphorically speaking) and fight the devil. The pastor gave real life examples as he preached so the whole message was easy to understand. As the pastor preached, there were notes to follow along on a bulletin. I liked that inside the bulletin, there was a memory verse and next steps on how to get involved with the church. I enjoyed the praise and worship time, prayer, and the little meet and greet session. Everyone I encountered was very friendly snd welcoming. I especially love that the church is diverse - filled with different races with men, women, and children. I've been visiting a few churches these past few weeks and I know where I will end up but I'm still glad that I visited LNLC. **** This is my 110th Yelp review overall. 64 reviews for 2018. I am aiming for 100 reviews in 2018.

3 services to choose from. 8:30 AM, 10 AM and 11:30 AM. Wednesday services at 7 PM. All ages and…read moreall are welcome.

They seem nice. The worship team is awesome. However, as first-time visitors, we were a bit put off…read moreby the church's focus on money and the pressure to give absolutely all you can to the them. As second-time visitors, we were incredibly shocked to hear the pastor, from the "pulpit," literally chide and shame the congregants who were not wearing face masks, calling them words like 'immature' and 'childish.' It is certainly no one's business why someone else without a face mask on is that way-- their medical condition, religion, whatever-- so to have a pastor treat people that way was very sad. These examples clearly aren't the type of leadership and church atmosphere the Bible calls for!

I visited Bridge City Church for the first time on the 2nd Sunday of June 2026 for their 11am…read morechurch service. The church is still pretty young - about 4 years old. I couldn't make it to my own church on that Sunday morning so I decided to visit Bridge City Church. I was greeted upon walking in and I helped myself to a cup of complimentary black tea which is positioned to the left of the entrance door (tea and coffee station). Upon entering, I loved the bright and airy feeling with all natural light coming in from the windows. Bridge City Church is a Christian Church in the Clark-Fulton neighbourhood of Cleveland, just south of Tremont and west of downtown Cleveland. The church building itself is beautiful inside with the high ceilings and innate light fixtures. Someone told me that it used to be a Catholic Church. I thought they were a non-denominational Christian church until I visited their website a few days later to see that they are a Presbyterian church. I enjoyed their tradition of saying confession together and the assurance of forgiveness. The message at church was titled "Fight Off what comes naturally." I enjoyed church on Sunday which lasted for about an hour and 30 minutes. It begun with praise and worship, announcements, preaching by one of the Pastors, graduation announcement for high school students graduating, then a closing prayer. The main Pastor didn't preach on the day that I visited but the message was still good. The Bible reading was the 10 commandements in the book of Exodus. Parking on their lot is tight but there is a lot across the street at another church that I was directed to park at since that church did not have service going at that time. If you are specifically looking for a Presbyterian church or just want to attend a Christian church on the west side, then visit Bridge City Church. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 132/250 total reviews in 2026 - 973 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 17 June 2026

Cleveland Heights Church is a church located in the Cedar Fairmount neighborhood. It is my…read moreunderstanding that the church is non-denominational. It is highly regarded in the Cleveland Heights community. I am not a parishioner at this church. I stopped in during Cedar Fairmount Summer Fest. I felt so very welcome during my visit that I had to share my experience. Parishioners: The church organized carnival-type event during the Summer Fest complete with games and bubbles! The games were very interactive. I only stopped in for less than an hour but was so welcome! I played some fun carnival games! I talked to a few parishioners. They told me that the church is very focused on inclusion and community feel. A lot of parishioners are Cleveland Heights residents and students (including international) from Case. The membership seemed very diverse which was beautiful. That and everyone I met was genuinely welcoming, non pressuring, enthusiastic, and aligned in a shared mission. Service/Events: This church hosts Sunday service at 11 AM. There are also plenty of events that you can find on their website. The parishioners recommended bible studies. I was very interested in the Young Professionals Community Group. Parking: The church does not have a parking lot but there is ample parking in the area. The church recommends Chase Bank, Bellfield Road or Grandview Road. The area has a lot of other street parking but look at parking signs to ensure no citations. The area also has various attractions including great dining destinations. I will be honest in saying that I had no intention of joining the church during my visit. I am an active member of another denomination and church. After walking into this church, I became very interested in its communal mission and involvement. I'm strongly considered stopping in for events and meeting people. I love that this church is so committed to welcoming various church members and engaging the community. It's a wonderful place in Cleveland Heights!

Tip: Parking is available onsite at the back of the church. There is also street parking in the…read morearea (with parking meters). Visiting Sunday evening service last night was a beautiful spiritual experience. I found this church via a website to find mass times (Mass Times), and it was one of the only local churches with evening service. There is also a morning service. The evening service is specifically for younger patrons but opened to everyone. The parishioners were mostly young students but also a few families and individuals were present. From the moment I stepped inside, I was in awe about the peaceful atmosphere. The architecture is simple and stunning. The church has clean, minimalistic aesthetic. The way that the sun enters the space through stained glass windows is magic. Bring your camera to capture experience after the service. Upon entrance of the church, you can find brochures with songs included in the service to simply follow and engage. The priest guides you as to how to participate, when to stand, and when to approach the altar. It is easy to follow the mass even if you're not Catholic or not a frequent patron. I found it very comforting to have this guidance. I also found that the church members were friendly but not invasive or overpowering. I felt very welcome. The church does not have traditional pews but rather chairs, somehow it makes it feel more modern and less constraining. The acoustics of the church were beautiful with songs and words powerfully traveling through the church. The church is conveniently located in downtown Cleveland. It is easily accessible to downtown residents, students of Cleveland State University, anyone traveling and staying downtown. Personally, I visited the church from 20 minutes away. Despite being located in the heart of downtown Cleveland, the church offers a peaceful refuge from the busy city streets. On Sundays, downtown is pretty uncrowded offering more serenity. For anyone getting married, this church offers wedding services. With its' angel white aesthetic and statue, it's a perfect place to start your union. Overall, St. Peter Church left me with a sense of spiritual renewal and a deep appreciation for its role in the Cleveland community. Whether you're visiting for Mass or simply looking for a peaceful place to reflect, this church is a hidden gem that is worth the visit.

As a member of St. James Lutheran...this church has the roots where Martin Luther had in 1517…read more Pastor Craig Donofrio, the minister of St. James, goes-back to the roots of Christianity. If you're tired of the wave your hands-up in the air Christianity...try this place out. This is NOT your typical John Wesley style church.