Loved the praise and worship and the pastor brought a fantastic message. I totally recommend it…read moreand will be back. The pastor is real!

Awesome People, Awesome And Modern Praise and Worship, and Nice Facility. The Children's Ministry…read morewas Awesome and I would Highly Recommend this Church

This a smaller, traditional church who loves to love on people. The pastor is incredibly…read moreintelligent and preaches the Word. He is gifted in knowledge of the Old Testament and knows how to tie it to the message of Jesus Christ. They have a choir that sings fall through late spring and they are amazingly good! Around Christmas time, they put on a production called the Journey to Bethlehem and it was even featured in the NWI Times. The children's ministry is building and the vbs was wonderful despite the other review.

It's a cute little church. White upperclass elderly, lacking any racial diversity, except for the…read moreIndian pastor, who seemed nice. The preaching was mildly good. Only a couple of families with maybe a dozen or so kids. Very old fashioned. A bit clickish, not very warm or welcoming. Needs serious updating, and growth. Not much for kids, just the same old thing that churches did 100 yrs ago. VBS was abysmal. I don't think those people were qualified in child care at all.

After I posted my 1 star YELP review of Liberty Bible Church, one of the pastors, Greg Carter,…read morecalled me and we talked. Three areas of concern were addressed. 1 - BE AN EXAMPLE OF JESUS: LIVE FOR OTHERS, NOT YOURSELF. Pastor Greg is an example of this principle in action and an anomaly in the Liberty community. Greg observed that his full time position wasn't as important to the ministry as that of Ben, who was part-time.. Greg negotiated a reduction in his position to part-time to allow Ben to become full-time. That's an example of Christ in action. As an examples of this principle NOT in action, the choir made a CD. There were people in the congregation who would sponsor it. If the production were funded with sponsorships, then the production benefit a mission. The mission could use it as a benefit for contributors or it could be sold to generate funds for the orphanage. The choir would be using their talent to BENEFIT someone else, not just showcase their vocal talent. 2 - SPIRITUALITY OF IMPERFECTION VS SPIRITUALITY OF PERFECTION. The Sr. Pastor who left was not one of my favorite pastors but his dismissal reflected something I find incongruous with the church. The church as the hands and feet of Jesus is to bring "healing" to the broken and we are all broken. If Liberty doesn't demonstrate Jesus in action in healing in brokenness, what does it say? The church should be a place where people are accepted and celebrated for who they are - children of God - not what they are: Democrat, Republican, black, white, straight, gay, married, divorced, addicted, broken because we're all broken. There is, unfortunately, a degree of brokenness up with which Liberty will not put. 3 - COMMITMENT TO DOWNWARD MOBILITY Whether it's a Christmas concert, which at $ 30/ticket meant that poor congregants could not attend, or ministering in LaPorte (per capita income $35,024) versus Gary (per capita income is $15,764), a commitment to downward mobility is a commitment of emulating Jesus. When I realized that the grocery cart in the narthex wasn't very successful, I suggested maybe the choir could adopt the cart. The choir director agreed and every Wednesday I wheeled the cart down to the choir room. It was only marginally successful. I often wondered if the choir director had set the example of bringing a box of cereal or jar of peanut butter or can of tuna in every week, if the choir would have followed his lead. Downward mobility leadership emulating Jesus, I believe, is crucial in every Christian church. There's nothing Liberty can do about its size: it is what it is. And while it may be more difficult to accomplish, much like it's harder to change the direction of an ocean liner than a canoe, my hope and prayer is that possibly the next Sr. Pastor leader will have a perspective that does emphasize Christlike character in action as demonstrated by Pastor Greg, not just words, an appreciation of the spirituality of imperfection and a commitment to downward mobility. Greg's actions in regard to his position and the needs of the community and Ben are a template of orthopraxy that Paul teaches in I Corinthians 13. I would pray a new Sr. Pastor is savvy and sensitive enough to recognize and espouse that as well as an appreciation of the spirituality of imperfection and the ministry of the church for healing the broken and a commitment to downward mobility. I thanked Greg for his concern and reaching out. And I thanked him for being an archetype of what Christ among us could look like. His presence and the model of his action in the Liberty community is the reason I upgraded the YELP evaluation from 1 Star to 3 Stars. May his tribe increase.

The word is strong and Bible based. The members are loving and friendly. Great place to fellowship.read more

Having grown up one town over from Three Oaks this church is the place to be on Sunday morning! Not…read moreonly that but people here don't just talk the talk they walk the walk through their work throughout the area and by supporting each other in the truest sense of community. Tremendous opportunities to grow, help others and really live into your faith! Check it out if you're in the area!

Pastor Rich shares a candid interpretation of God's word. Challenging content and good scholarship…read moreso you can learn and practice authentic faith.

This church helps me grow closer to god. I love summit ministries witch is a youth event every…read moreSunday night 5:30 to 7:00 it is a way for students to grow closer to god.

i went in, placed my order for two #5s and they gave me three #4s. the people that work there are…read morethe rudest people i have ever seen. 1 star, never going to taco bell again

Great peaceful place. Beautiful stonework, amazing statues. We were looking for a memorial made to…read morea relative years ago, and amazingly on a Sunday the office was open & there was a very helpful staff member there. Unfortunately there is no computerized list, but the office staff helped point us to areas to search.

Great place to visit and explore and pray. More things to see when there. For me the best time to…read morevisit this place is summer, especially August.

This is a great Spirit filled church! It goes deep in the Bible. Friendly God fearing people!read more

Christ Gospel Church in Laporte gave me an experience I will never forget. During worship the men…read morestood on one side, the women stood on the other, and everyone at the altar started headbanging in perfect sync like it was a Christian rock concert nobody warned me about. I posted the video because honestly it looked like the opening act for a Sunday morning battle of the bands. Instead of anyone reaching out to explain why the altar suddenly turned into a synchronized hair show, I got silence from the pastor and his wife. I even said they were welcome to message me so we could talk like normal adults, but that did not happen. What did happen was the church crowd showing up in my messages like angry backup dancers. When I blocked them they came back with new accounts and fake names. One person even told me I would be better off dead, which is wild behavior for people who were just headbanging for Jesus a few days earlier. If you want a calm worship service this is not it. If you want a front row seat to the most coordinated altar workout in northern Indiana, then maybe. I just wish the leadership would focus less on synchronized neck exercises and more on kindness, honesty, and basic communication.