Have attended services for a few years. Pastor Dan is knowledgeable & has a great sense of humor…read more(always a good sign). Good music. Good coffee pre services. Friendly congregation. Have helped me when no one else would.

I love this church! When you need prayer...there is always someone willling to pray for you. Love…read morethe worship. With out a doubt the Holy Spirit moves through this place. The pastors always have a good word to share. If you are looking for a church or just passing through and would like to stop in this is your church. Welcome Home!

This church used to be named Church on the Rise. It's the same people in charge. Just do a search…read moreon Pastor Paul Endrei and you'll understand why the church is down to one service and not very well attended at that. Find a better church that doesn't preach the Prosperity gospel.

I loved attending Hope Christian Church. I felt the Holy Spirit there. Couldn't wait to go every…read moreSunday. After I jointed the Church I had a serious medical issue that kept me out of Church. God healed me so i was well enough to go back. I now live in a retirement community only 3.5 miles from the Church in North Ridgeville. I called the Church to see if there was any help they could give me for rides but was told I could watch the services on line and apologized. I am really disappointed that a Christian Church could not attempt to help.

We love Hope church !! A wonderful Christian church and we have been going here for 8 years!! Our…read moregirls love it too. Good Christian music and great pastors .

I attended Friends Church for about 15 years, until I left to become Catholic. They are extremely…read morededicated and supportive staff, I think of them as family. I was surprised to see Diane's review and was reminded of Papa God saying, "as I have forgiven you, so you must imitate My Mercy and forgive all others. Unforgiveness is a great barrier to Grace. The heart that has prepared in this way will be an open vessel to receive My Grace." HolyLove.org message 7.21.21 They are good people at Friend's Church ask Papa God to help you, He will open doors you can't imagine, but you can't go through those doors with unforgiveness or bitterness in your heart. Blessings!

Let me tell you about Friends church. I have been here before over the years. I went to them for…read morehelp recently and worked with a Rich Bennett who helped me with some things but treated me with total disrespect and would not let me speak and lied to me about certain things. Then I talked with a Pastor Adam who is a complete hot head, who is a trial and jury all in one and insults you and brings you down when you speak to him. They referred me to this guy Doug Kuch work on my car because he was so great so I let him, who did not repair all the codes in my cars computer and now I have problems with my car that I did not have before he worked on it. Rich Bennett and Pastor Geoff will not hold this guy accountable for this guy making my car unsafe and putting me in harms way. I have serious health issues that I brought to Rich Bennett and Pastor Geoff and Pastor Adams attention and not once did they show any compassion towards me or ask if they could assist in any way. Pastor Geoff only care if you have MONEY! ! What a bunch of hippocrates. This is not Jesus way but the Devils way. What a complete let down that a church like this exists. Shame on all of them!

I attended Grace Church for an all-day Women's Christian retreat in early October 2024…read more I've visited Grace Church in Middleburg Heights many times in the past but I had never been to their Olmsted Falls campus neither did I know that they had another church campus until recently. The retreat at their Olmsted Falls campus was awesome. It was a God-filled time of listening to speakers, worshipping God through praise & worship music, having quiet tike to read and reflect (while writing our thoughts to questions in the booklet provided), and speaking/connecting with other women in breakout sessions. I really enjoyed one of the breakout sessions that we did which was a creative activity (painting). The catered lunch (sandwiches) was delicious and the mid-day snack of popcorn and candy was yummy. The continental breakfast was tasty - it consisted of muffins, tea/coffee, and fruits (different fruits in a cup such as grapes, cantaloupe, and strawberries). Daughters and Women out there, you are loved. And valued. I had such a wonderful time at this retreat that I can see myself returning to this retreat again next year. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 109/150 total reviews in 2024 - 758 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 11 October 2024

I visited Christ the King Church for a Quiet Retreat on a Saturday in February 2026. I also visited…read morethe church for a Sunday morning church service back in December 2025. Prior to both of these days, I was given a quick tour of the church on a day after service, back in October 2025 by a friend who attends the church. Christ the King Church is part of the Vineyard Churches group of Christian churches. The church has a beautiful sanctuary inside that is fairly large with plenty of seating. The Sunday morning message by the Pastor is similar to other messages that I've heard from other non-denominational churches. The December 2025 church service that I attended was their Christmas service (it wasn't on Christmas Day). Their choir sang traditional Christmas carols and the piano player played organ sounds. It was lovely. The Quiet Retreat in February 2026 was a free and wonderful event. It was a Saturday spent with reading parts of scripture (The Holy Bible), praying as a group and individually, journaling (optional), and spending time alone in the church. With so much noise around us in the world, it was nice to spend the day in a little silence. The Quiet Retreat lasted from around 8am to 3:30pm and I had fun. The church provided snacks, tea, and lunch. It appears that they plan to do this retreat again so check their Instagram page or church website if you are interested in attending. If you are looking for a church in North Olmsted, then visit Christ the King Church. Everyone there is welcoming and friendly. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 135/250 total reviews in 2026 - 976 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 19 June 2026

I was told to call Christ the King church regarding help with a very serious matter. I left two…read moremessages for two Pastors (Rebecca and not sure the other ones name) and not one of them return my call. I talked to the Receptionist Peggy and she was very rude to me!

Our family has been attending this friendly and growing church in Berea for a while now. We really…read morelike the church. They have a great youth group that my kids love.

I visited Renew Communities (Church) on Sunday, 26 May 2019. The church I regularly attend was…read moreclosed for the memorial day holiday and my church encouraged everyone to enjoy the Sabbath day or visit another church. This church is located in Berea in a small shopping complex. My friend Gabby and I arrived for the 11:45am service which was a late service but I didn't get ready in time for the earlier services. There are 2 other services on Sundays are 8:45am and 10:15am. CHURCH SERVICE -- Service started with praise and worship time which is common to most churches. That lasted for about 30 minutes. Then the pastor delivered the message which was about sharing the Christian faith to others. I loved how the message had a question and answer session. So everyone got a piece of paper to answer certain questions pertaining to the pastor's message. Answering those questions for me really allowed me to delve deeper into my own personal faith. Renew is a non-denominational Christian Church filled with young people, families, and couples. The church isn't as diverse as I would have liked because the majority of people who attend are caucasian (white) but everyone I met was nice. I loved that they have a tea section inside so I grabbed a cup of tea before entering the sanctuary. I would not mind visiting again. **** - 81 total reviews in 2019 - 290 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 31 May 2019

I attended crbc over 10 years. The people are friendly. The…read moresermons help you understand the Bible and live a Christian life. However, Recently I noticed the pastor has not prayed for the many victims dead and alive of Trump. Seems to be a MAGA church. If you do not like Trump and his 2025 agenda, I would caution to consider this before you attend the church I told him my concerns. Had to leave. Daniel Hayes

My husband and our 3 children and I have been attending Columbia Road Baptist Church in North…read moreOlmsted, since 2013. It's a wonderful Bible preaching church that has a very family feel among the congregation. Pastor Jenkins who retired 2 years ago was wonderful and now we have another wonderful preacher, Pastor Bill Giallorakis. I love how each month we have a visit from a different missionary, a missionary conference once a year, Wednesday night Masters Clubs for children, a teen group, a separate Ladies Bible study, a Men's Bible study, twice a month we have Faith In Action where we first have a meal, then either do work on the church, or take meals to elderly or people who are sick. I know I'm missing a lot, but this church is really in our heart and the people there are very special. If your looking for a church, please come visit us!

This is my church. We are a good, welcoming congregation, who experiment with different formats for…read moreworship and progressive thinking. We encourage different opinions and view points. We have an intergenerational group and I enjoy that children are as happy there as elders! If you are looking for a non- judgmental spiritual space, we might be what you are looking for. Come check us out.

3 services to choose from. 8:30 AM, 10 AM and 11:30 AM. Wednesday services at 7 PM. All ages and…read moreall are welcome.

They seem nice. The worship team is awesome. However, as first-time visitors, we were a bit put off…read moreby the church's focus on money and the pressure to give absolutely all you can to the them. As second-time visitors, we were incredibly shocked to hear the pastor, from the "pulpit," literally chide and shame the congregants who were not wearing face masks, calling them words like 'immature' and 'childish.' It is certainly no one's business why someone else without a face mask on is that way-- their medical condition, religion, whatever-- so to have a pastor treat people that way was very sad. These examples clearly aren't the type of leadership and church atmosphere the Bible calls for!