Cute old chapel with the Traditional Latin Mass. I didn't see a basket of chapel veils, so ladies,…read moremake sure you bring your own covering.

This is my church! I am biased of course but I love it. Lots of children and strong programs for…read morethe little ones (originally why we showed up) and excellent opportunities for adults to participate beyond worship services. It is a big church but not a mega church. 3 Pastors, all with their own skills and gifts. Three services on Sunday morning, Contemporary at 11:05 if that suits you with the 8:15 and 9:25 more traditional. If you are church shopping or just curious - you should visit and see for yourself

http://www.strongsvilleumc.org (440) 238-6135…read more Friendly Church, great Pastors, feels like home when you are here.

Great messages, wonderful people & loving acceptance. This church community has become my homeread more

The congregation is warm, friendly, and authentic. It's the first church I ever attended that…read moredidn't look like a church, but the energy inside is truly special. I love Unity's teachings, which are based on a positive, practical, and progressive approach to spirituality. They honor the universal truths in all religions and respect each person's right to choose their own spiritual path. I feel at home there!

Old Stone Church is a historic church in downtown Cleveland enriching the Public Square with its…read moregrandiose architecture. The church has ample space inside with the main worship space, event space, library, and gallery. The focal point of this church is a unique organ built by the Holtkamp Organ Company in 1977 that is played during service. Old Stone Church also hosts events for the community. Periodically you can visit a tour of the church that is mostly self-led. There are also culinary chef events that feature local chefs providing cooking demonstrations and lunches. All events can be easily found on the church's website, Eventbrite, and Facebook. I have visited this church on multiple occasions. Once for a tour and more recently for a food event. Everyone is absolutely welcoming and wonderful whether you are part of this church or a mere visitor. Parking at the church is a bit complex during your first time. Old Stone Church has Sunday service permit parking on the east and west sides of Ontario St (across from the entrance to our Parish House) and the south side of Rockwell Ave. A parking attendant (visible with a green vest) is always standing where the next car is to park. You can visit the church to obtain the parking permit and display it on your windshield if you're visiting for worship or events. If you're a visitor in Cleveland, I highly recommend adding Old Stone Church to your itinerary. However, prior to your visit, ensure that the church is open. They have limited hours of operations and usually don't have the church part open during events.

Beautiful architecture and noted as the oldest building on the square! Went during the day to go…read moreinside, posted open but no admittance at door (locked). No clear directions how to enter the building! Worth seeing

The church is awesome the Pastor and Pastora are really good people and the members make you feel…read moreat home.

I went this past weekend for the Serbian Festival. It was so fun! The church itself is so…read morebeautiful. The festival was set up nicely with live music, dancing, and lots of food! The Cevapi and Raznjic were delicious!! Very juicy and flavorful. It was cool to see the food being grilled at the festival. There was lots of seating outside under a tent and inside as well. Inside also had more traditional Serbian dishes and so many delicious desserts. The people working the festival were so nice and hard working. I had a great time overall and can't wait for the next one!

It's a church...so If I give it less than 5 stars, I might go blind!…read moreWe went to a Lebanese American Festival today. The food was wonderfull. They had a vegetarian plate (thank goodness) along with all types of tasty meat dishes. There was dancing, craft table, a small grocery section. We ate well and the kids had a great time. This was one of the events listed on Yelp! Glad I found it.

220 Holiday party guests had amazing food and service. The food was hot and the double food line…read moremade for quick service. The room was decorated beautifully

The St. Paul Greek Orthodox Church in North Royalton has hosted this major fundraiser for over…read moretwenty years, and it is run like a well-(olive)oiled machine. Their large, air-conditioned main hall seats hundreds, while a massive outside tent offers covered festival space in their parking lot. A makeshift midway runs between the two, lined with food, clothing, jewelry and artwork vendors. We chose to dine in the main hall, which was set up cafeteria-style, with two separate service lines. The menu included a nice variety of Greek specialties, such as seasoned, roasted chicken, braised lamb shank, gyros, fish, moussaka, stuffed grape leaves and Grecian seasoned meatballs, accompanied by an a la carte selection of side dishes and beverages. Greek beers and wines were also available. The dessert area offers quick boxed baklava, but take time to walk through and linger over the divine selection of over a dozen varieties of sticky, fruity, chocolaty, honey-nutty homemade Greek pastries. Their volunteers are more than happy to help you make your selections. This is the real deal, if you appreciate authentic Hellenic cuisine and culture. Both indoor and outdoor areas featured live bands during the evening, with a large group of young adults engaged in a lively line dance outside. Parking is tight, but they have an overflow lot nearby with shuttle service all evening. Major credit cards accepted in the main dining hall, along with most of the vendors. Delicious food, awesome desserts, great entertainment and a fabulous venue combined to make for a wonderfully pleasant evening.

It's heartening to see a historic inner-city church in this GREAT of condition. Before World War…read moreTwo and after the neighborhood around St Vitus served Slovenian immigrants. However, at this church all are welcome. St Vitus is right off of 1-90 minutes from downtown. Check out the video that I posted!