The church though dated in the 1950's was friendly on the insides! The pastoral staff truly does…read morecare for it's people! I believe this would be a great church for anyone that loves the preaching of God's word every single Sunday! Now the down side they don't have a lot of people to get lost in the crowd but will be included in the worship some how. They don't have a lot of college students but do have families big and small. Worship there was enjoyable!

I'm a regular attendee. Why does my family attend? We appreciate the 'community', connection,…read moremusic, teaching and environment. Sure, we meet in a school. Point is not your 'normal or regular' church. Who we are is nicely outlined in the website - check it out. Maybe well see you on Sunday...doors open at 9, service starts 9:30am.

I loved coming into the 10:30 AM Sunday Mass…read more It was warm and welcoming. Eveybody was singing and the energy was fabulous.

I was at a funeral at this church and one of the members tried to get my friends and I to join…read moretheir congregation. I thought that was very rude and thoughtless.

If you are looking for a church that is strictly Bible based, St. Matthew's Lutheran Church is for…read moreyou. St. Matthew's believes that the Bible is true from beginning to end. Here you will only receive the true Word of God which promises the forgiveness of sins through Jesus Christ. What really sets this church apart is that they are unwaivering in their belief. Social pressures have not altered what St. Matthew's teaches and preaches. Why? Because they put God's word above all else.

Conservative music Basic Bible teaching…read more Not pushy, but friendly Nice clean facilities & nursery Visitors parking. Children's ministry

10/14/23 - My wife & I went by Mary of Angels chapel in La Crosse WI not knowing they had specific…read morehours w/tours conducted. As we were admiring this beautiful church from the outside a woman was walking past me on the sidewalk. We smiled at each other and said good morning. Her name is Colleen & she mentioned that the church wasn't opened but she walked us to the entrance & gained access for us. As faith/luck had she was actually a tour guide & offered to walk us to the entry. She than volunteered to give us a personal tour through the church. The 6 sisters arrived from Germany were tasked w/spreading the religion among the German immigrants. The origin of the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity dates back to 1854 when Father Ambrose Oschwald led a party of German immigrants from Baden to the United States to establish a Catholic community in America. They founded St. Nazianz, Wisconsin, August 27, 1854, named after St. Gregory of Nazianzus. Over the years the chapel has grown.

Stop by on Wednesday's at 6pm during March for awesome homemade soup and sandwiches and Lenten…read moreservices.