My husband and I attended New Hope from Jan 2020-June 2021 during his Master's program. It was…read moreGod's perfect timing that we found a church who 1. Loves God by the preaching of his word and living life in obedience according to God's revealed word and 2.Loves people by keeping each other accountable through discipleship in God's truth and with their actions towards one another. It was a place for my husband and I to grow and heal. You will hear God's truth revealed through scripture by expository preaching (going verse by verse of a chapter or section of a chapter in the bible.) You will NOT hear prosperity gospel, CRT, pro-choice, pro-LGBTQ+ lifestyles, or any other heretical things taught as "truth" because all those things are in opposition with God's order. These people know God, trust him, which leads them to obey him. They are NOT and will never be silent witnesses, BUT will fight and stand on the firm foundation of Christ for the sake that people may turn to God and repent to be reconciled with God through the perfect sacrifice of Jesus on the cross and have a personal relationship with him. We love this church!

New Hope is a Bible believing church. Pastor James preaches expositoraly every Sunday. Currently,…read morewe are going through Luke, chapter by chapter, verse by verse. In adult Sunday School before the service, we are going through Revelation, chapter by chapter, verse by verse. The worship is God-honoring. The people are warm and genuine.

Prayers and worship are very intense and filled by the Holy spirit. God's presence is really felt…read morein the church. The sermons are very inspiring and encouraging, glory to God

This church is home away from home. People are friendly and genuinely care about each other in and…read moreout of church. After service there are light refreshments and a time to catch up with everyone. The congregation is mostly Korean, but at the same time still diverse across national origin and age. Come for the service and food, stay for the people.

Harvest is consistently faithful to deliver the full gospel! I am so thankful for this church. My…read moreunderstanding of scripture and appetite for the Lord has grown so much, and God has used the intentional and passionate work of the leaders at to nourish me as He does the growth. Great examples of servant leadership, and the congregation is here to know and understand all of what God has said.

my first time to this church and it was amazing I felt the…read moreholy spirit and the pastor is good with preaching the word the worship is amazing !!!

I love this church so much. This was our home church for 13 years and we left to find a church…read morecloser to where we lived. Now we're back and we are pleased with the things that have changed and the things that have stayed the same. You should definitely catch some sermons online to see if you're aligned with the doctrine. The best part of this church is the diverse population of congregants, leaders, and global partners.

Amazing space! I was at this church for the FILO conference which was an incredible experience. I…read morecan't speak to the church culture or other dynamics, but this space is truly remarkable and I'm grateful that the church hosts the conference. They have so many different rooms and capabilities, it certainly is capable of a lot of great ministry. If you enjoy music they've got an incredible sounding PA and a seemingly top notch production team. If you're in the area I would say it's worth checking out and formulating your own opinion on the culture, and if it's a good fit for you!

I wanted to do something different and new today so I headed here with my husband for their 10:15am…read moreservice. This church was mentioned in a book I read recently and I wanted to check it out. As we drove up, we saw a small church tucked away in the trees near an old barn and some children's play equipment. The scene conjured up the feeling of a friendly, small town. Thankfully, that's exactly what it felt like inside. Tea and coffee was available on a table in the hallway. Several women greeted us, and after learning we were new, gave us some information and asked/answered questions. We immediately felt very welcome. In the main room, several rows of chairs are arranged in a circle around a table with candles. This set-up, where everyone is able to see everyone, allows for more connection and communication with others. Half of the time, it didn't feel like we were at church, but rather, some large meeting. The service was very unique. It was a little bit of tradition sprinkled with some modern aspects of worship, several prayers, communion, a sermon, and contemporary worship with lyrics on a projection screen. I couldn't tell who the pastor was -- several people led the service. Because of the circle arrangement, these people stood at different points in the room. Children were also included as part of the congregation; they were dismissed to their own group prior to the sermon and came back in before communion. The congregation was a great mix of ages: babies, kids, teenagers, young adults, parents, and the elderly. Everyone fit in. After attending a mega-church for awhile, this close-knit community church was a breath of much-needed fresh air. We left the church in a great mood. If you're looking for a unique, connected, spiritual community, try this. You might see me there.

Located one block east of Arlington Heights road, between Thomas Middle School and Olive Elementary…read moreSchool, The Orchard is a multi-site church with campuses in Barrington, Northfield, Itasca, Vernon Hills, and Marengo. I've attended The Orchard with my family for the past 20 years, and have found it to be a solid bible believing church. The senior pastor, Colin Smith, is a humble man and a faithful preacher who can be heard on 90.1 Moody radio. The Orchard is about roots, life, and fruit. They aim to help people dig deeper roots down into God's Word, share the life of Christ with others, and bear fruit in ministry. The church has been a blessing to me, my family, and to many others. Highly recommended!

I came here looking for a new church and to plug myself into a Bible study. Unfortunately their…read moreTueday night 7pm Bible study lead by Mike has been an unpleasant experience. In our group text, other members have introduced hot button topics that are controversial, yet Mike has not gone after them. But I made the one mistake of discussing our WOKE culture and in a private message was extremely hostile, unprofessional and he appears to have anger issues. All and all, I will not patronize or give money or support to a church that has WOKE staff with double standards.

Lovely church. Very welcoming and very family friendly. We've loved coming here as a family and…read moreoften recommend it to others.

I ran across the yelp review by accident, all were old. The church has been completely renovated…read moreand our PADS area was included in the remodel. Large congregation, if you want to be involved there is something for everybody. We do have a school across Arlington Heights Rd.

Over the many, many years of my life, I've been a member of various parishes. In all those years,…read moreI've found that Holy Family Church in Inverness, IL., is the only church that I looked forward to going to, not only for the masses, but also for the many opportunities to take on active rolls. From being a Lector/Proclaimer, a Eucharistic Minister, Mass Coordinator and being a Charter Member of the Knights of Columbus, Council 11983. If you're looking for a church that offers a sincere family type experience, I encourage you to become a part of this wonderful parish, even if you have to drive an hour or so to get there! And by the way, bring your smile :) with you! My drive time is 30 minutes!

I love the Catholic Church. Deeply. I have never been to a Catholic Church I wouldn't return to…read moreagain, no matter the music, the homily, the architecture, or anything else. Until now. Nothing was holy -- from the art, the music, the liturgy. It was like a Mega Church giving shallow entertainment, hoping the sappiness stirs the congregation. Nothing Catholic about it. It was a bad imitation of a protestant service. I was horrified from beginning to end. For those who gave a good review, I urge you to find a good Catechism class. Not at this institution, though. Some may attribute dissatisfaction to the fact that this church has "liberal" views. I saw nothing liberal or conservative. I heard nothing liberal or conservative. I would be labeled "progressive" for my political views. Please don't insult liberals by calling what happens at this place such. I'm still in a state of disbelief.

Long Grove Community Church is a nondenominational bible based church. I highly recommend that…read moreanyone come and take in a service on Sundays at 9:30 am. I assure you will leave inspired.

For those searching or for the long time believer, this is a wonderful church. Both live streamed…read moreservices and in person services are available. VBS, local service opportunities, vibrant youth group, and children's ministry are available. It's been a crazy year... try something new... theLGCC.com.

Was not friendly or welcoming when I volunteered in Respect Life Ministry two days in a row after…read moreattending another church closer to my home. There was no "welcome back." Not welcoming.

Very clickie with mostly old mean girls. I was in line for Monday night confession and had just…read morefinished crying quietly because my daughter had just died in my arms earlier that day. This woman who is part of the prayer group walks past me a tells me that I look ugly and I am disrespecting God by crying. At a prayer meeting on Wednesday nights I was told to leave because no one knew me. I introduced myself and explained that the Priest of the Parish recommended the Wednesday night Prayer group. They said they don't care leave. Interesting how the Parish and Priest asked me for donations the next day. Not for me!