One of the oldest Roman Catholic Parishes in Springfield, Immaculate Conception has a lovely campus…read morethat includes the new church built in the 1980s, along with a school Pre-K through 8th Grade, Chapel and Rectory. Though it is very modern, the church truly comes alive as worshipers arrive for the Celebration of the Eucharist, Novenas, and other Liturgical events. It has both a traditional and contemporary choir, and a staff truly dedicated to ministering to parishioner and those in need. IC's St Vincent de Paul Society conducts drives for those looking for food/home need items. The Knights of Columbus Chapter purchased the 3D Mobile Unit for the area's Pregnancy Care Center. Activities for all ages and stations in life are there for the asking. The clergy always is available for emergencies and the moments to celebrate life and faith.

From the owner: Immaculate Conception Parish is a Roman Catholic community in Springfield, MO within the Diocese of…read moreSpringfield-Cape Girardeau. Our parish family of 1400 households is friendly, generous, caring and alive in the Spirit of God. The parishioners and their faith are a living example of the presence of our Lord.

I put this under Arts & Entertainment because there does not seem to be a museum category on Yelp…read more This is not exactly a museum anyway. Inside of St. Johns Hospital there is an astoundingly gorgeous, large chapel with amazing artwork done by European painters and stone masons and carpenters many years ago. I'm not Catholic but this place is special to me because it is quietly magnificent. There was an article in the News-Leader one time that explained how long the artists stayed in Springfield to make the magnificent chapel or church. That happened many years ago. The stones and materials were, in some cases, brought in from other countries. The ceiling is spectacular. The Stations of the Cross on the walls are captivating. When our kids were small, we once walk them around the room and explained which Bible story each panel depicted. It is a quiet and reflective place. It's a welcome respite from traditional architecture.

Located in an older section of town, this church is what many Catholics will refer to as the way…read moreChurches used to look and feel. It is a beautifully decorated sacred space where you feel close to God. It also is home to a Montessori Academy to the 8th Grade. Both merit consideration.

Very very welcoming Catholic Church. Spacious and bright inside with lots of seating and slight…read morestadium elevation so everyone has a good view. The cry room is a welcome sight as many churches have done away with them. The Knights of Columbus chapter here is very active but in need of more participation from the 20 to 50 year old parishioners. A lot of the heavy lifting is done by 60, 70 and 80-year-old men & the next generations need to step up and attend the meetings and volunteer more. This is evident by just observing who shows up for events and volunteers. The Harvest Home Festival is the highlight of the year and not just for the people that attend the church, but for the community as a whole. The church has many events that benefit the community.

This is a beautiful, small church with a medium sized congregation. The church was full and there…read morewas a baptism today and Father did a great job. Very heartfelt and personalized. My parents attend weekly Eucharist adoration here even though it's not their home parish since this parish doesn't have enough volunteers. They need to step up.

Very reverent and Holy Mass. it has been a good while since I was there because other churches are…read moremuch closer.