On our travels from Cleveland Ohio to the Toledo Ohio area we found this gorgeous old church and…read morethe perfect building with its gorgeous architecture just had to be shared

If you have never visited a Christian Orthodox Church; Come and see! I did about 4 years ago and…read morenever left. Don't miss the annual Halupki Festival in August featuring many Slovak dishes like perrogis, baklava, poppy seed rolls, cabbage rolls and so much more!

Lovely place; there was a lot of thought put in to it. We went through it right before Easter mass…read more It was definitely a good way to prepare for the service. The church is beautiful too!

Worship at this church is wonderful, particularly the 9:15a.m. Traditional experience. They have a…read morelovely wooded trail with spiritual markings behind the church with park benches and places to contemplate.

TL;DR- Attended an event at the church held by members. Very nice people, very welcoming and…read morecourteous So, I feel weird leaving a review for a church. I was raised as a different denomination, but don't look differently upon any others. You do you! Just weird, since it's not really a business. Driving nearby after the bank, some kids on the corner said nice car (thanks guys! :)) and said it was too nice for them to clean. . . Well my baby was gross and hasn't been washed in three months (no water spicket at my new house) and they said it was free. Heck yea! So went there, chatted with a few of them. The main guy went up to everyone there and specifically pointed out to be careful with the car, and to watch some areas. I'm not pretentious. My car is nicer, but it isn't an exotic. I might love it like a million bucks, but I'm well aware every Mercedes in the US costs more lol. I didn't ask for this, he just went and did it. Respect, mad respect :) So yea, I feel like I can write a review because I spent time with the people here, and I made a donation. I just made my car payment and they didn't take credit cards, lol, so it wasn't a great donation, but if you're looking for a friendly place- check these guys out!

Sunday February 28th, Tony and I drove Route 53 from Port Clinton OH to Fremont, Oh about a 30…read moreminute hop. As we arrived into Fremont, I saw this gorgeous historic church, Saint Anne Catholic Church. I normally like to get out and go inside, but it was 8am, cold, windy and raining. So today I decided to do a driving tour of Fremont, Ohio. I love old historic church and buildings...a true architecture passion and treat for my eyes!!! The Catholic Church was first in area in 1844, originally built a little more west of current site. This gorgeous cathedral was constructed from 1888 to 1891. Original parishioners were German and Irish, official language was Irish Gaelic. Inside ceiling portrays 8 murals of the Beatitudes. When in the area I will definitely try to gain entrance!!!

Saint Joseph Catholic Cathedral in Fremont,, Ohio, built in 1896. The german immigrants separated…read morefrom the Irish Catholics and left Saint Anne's and started their own Catholic Church.. Sunday February 28th Tony and I had a driving tour of Fremont Ohio checking out the Historical Beautiful Churches and Old Buildings. I get very excited seeing the many steeples in a towns skyline, just a reminder of the history of the town and areas. The gorgeous Romanesque-style architecture is stunning and I definitely want to go inside this beautiful church. I normally make as much effort as possible to go inside but with it being a rainy Sunday, we had to pass on this beautiful church.

They used to live stream their Masses on Youtube, however they recently no longer do this and it…read morestarted Easter Sunday out of all Sundays. When I talked to their staff, they said they are too busy. How can you be too busy to preach God's word? I will be attending another Youtube Catholic Mass.

This is a God filled, Holy Spirit led church. Pastor Josh is anointed and has a heart driven by his…read moredeep desire to reach out to those who need to hear the Word and accept Jesus Christ as their personal Savior. We are a "come as you are" church and nobody is turned away.There is no pressure and no judgment, just a sample of God's open arms.

The Old Stone Church is an Ohio Historical Marker for the German Reformed Church. It was built in…read more1866 and can be visited when the History Museum is open (next door) and not in use (being rented). You can also rent it for $200. It does have a/c, heating, and lights but there is no running water or bathrooms. Bathrooms are available to use next door at the museum. It is not handicap accessible. If you are interested in historical and vintage churches, it's a nice stop in Kelleys Island. There is an old potbelly stove and original wooden pews in the church as well.