One of the largest congregation I visited. Loved everyone and everything. Especially enjoyed Rabbi…read morewisdom.

The synagogue and religious school should not be allowed to reopen until their is a Covid-19…read morevaccine that every member must show proof of receiving. There are many members that are immune compromised and elderly. What a tragedy it would be if someone died from an unvaccinated adult or child.

I just recently moved to this area and I am so glad I found St Michaels. I began to miss my former…read moreactive community and now I am so grateful to be a part of this one. Friendly, welcoming people, and so many opportunities to serve. Thank you

Easter service was packed! This was a younger crowd here (a lot of kids) for the 8:45…read moreservice...maybe because this is the only Catholic church in the area? Beautiful modern church with numerous other buildings for daycare/school. A lot of nice artwork. They also have Spanish services. Nice people here. How could you not give a church 5 stars? :)

We have loved this church! It's a great thing to find…read moreexactly what you're looking for in a church. The sense of family and community is wonderful. Everyone is very friendly and welcoming.

A wonderful church that feels like family! So many places to serve and get involved and also to get…read moreplugged in to grow spiritually.

Coming from a long line of ancestral Quakers or "Friends", attending a First-Day service is quite…read morenatural for me. Now, I've been here a number of times now (as well as other "meetings", so I'm familiar with the style, approach, philosophy, and background of the modern un-programmed service), but for those of you a bit unfamiliar with it, let me fill you in briefly. First of all, do your homework and study Quaker philosophy, history and modern progressiveness. The Raleigh meeting is un-programmed meaning that the first hour is conducted in complete silence. The idea, of course, is that one is closest to God when in silent meditation. For me, a Buddhist, this works very well as an hour in silence is more of a gift. Now, this works so well because, honestly, how often do you get to sit in a room of fifty people in complete silence? Never, and this meeting gives you that. It allows you to sit and practice mindfulness - something that we all need. Secondly, no matter what your faith is, you'll be welcomed here. It's an older crowd, but the vibe is very low-key, friendly, and compassionate. After all, we do live in North Carolina - a state with a huge Quaker presence and history. Ever heard of Greenville (NC, SC, TN)? How about Greensboro (NC)? How about Natty Greene's Brewery? Well, thank Nathanael Greene, a Quaker by birth, who also was one of the most influential generals (I know the contradiction) during the American Revolution. The Quaker's are a part of history, and taking an hour on Sunday to visit the small meeting house is worth it.

It's a nice community church! Since it was a pathfinder weekend, it was different worship style…read morethan usual but we had a nice time.

Growing up SDA in Sacramento California, I was a member of a church out there. When I moved here I…read morewas very pleasantly surprised to see that there was a Seventh Day Adventist Church right here in "Caraleigh". The grounds of this place are beutiful and the church itself is very classic looking. There is also a private SDA school on the grounds. I haven't been to the church yet so I can't really review their services. I will say however that their website is a bit challenging to navigate to find service times and how to start attending. As far as being SDA goes, I don't think it is for everyone but, if you are SDA and you move to Raleigh or Cary, this seems like a beautiful church to take your family to. If you are not SDA and you are ever interested in learning more, this church seems very friendly and welcoming and their services are always packed. The SDA church is very community oriented.

Mt. Pleasant Worship and Outreach Center is a place where love grows and lives blossom. It's a…read moreBible base church where you are taught the true word of God. The Pastor is friendly, compassionate and loves the lord. If you are looking for a Bible base church, check out Mt.Pleasant Worship and Outreach Center, you want leave like you came in. Carol

We had no clue what church we were visiting. Most early services were already over, and we were…read moreliterally driving around hoping to find a place to visit that started before 11am. We did a Google search for churches in Fuquay and Holly Springs, and found Carolina Chapel. We headed over to their 10am service with no idea of what to expect. Their temporary location is in the Apex Banquet Hall - 1402 East Williams Street at US1 and 55. Their website said 'come as you are', and when we got there, we were warmly greeted by several church members. They have a separate children's church for very young children, though youth members also attended the main service. The church is young and small - only a year old - and the congregation was diverse and laid back. The church is led by Pastor Ryan Moon. He is a musician and singer as well, and opened the service by leading a contemporary Christian band - keyboard, drums, bass, semi-acoustic guitar. The music was very good, just a bit too loud due to the acoustics of their current location - very low ceilings, etc. The service consisted of music, interspersed with prayer and scripture, and sermon. The sermon was Part 2 of a series focusing on loving your life now. He opened the sermon with a comedy video clip to start - didn't quite tie in directly, but the sermon was first-rate. He was very well prepared, referring to notes only occasionally. He incorporated scripture throughout his sermon, and was able to put passages in layman's terms without talking down to the congregation. He was dynamic and and spoke from life experiences, projecting honesty and sincerity. When the service was over - it lasted about an hour and a half - Pastor Ryan took the time to welcome us, while the congregation put together a low-key pot luck lunch. We had a very positive experience at Carolina Chapel, and don't doubt the church will continue to grow, particularly once they settle into their permanent location in Holly Springs. Non-Denominational? Yes Dress: Casual, come as you are Type of Service: Contemporary, Charismatic, Music- and Message-Driven Multiple Services? Not yet - 10am only, with separate Children's Church available Communion? Monthly at present Diverse? Yes LGBT Friendly? Seems to be Note: They are unable to adjust the thermostat in their current location -- it was VERY cold, so be sure to take a jacket regardless of the season...

Warm, friendly church with wonderful ministerial staff and a great children and youth programread more