I grew up in the Catholic Church and while I didn't hate going to church, I never truly enjoyed it…read moreeither. I attended EBC after receiving an invitation from my cousin to a Christmas service. I was a little put off by everyone's EBC stickers and Facebook posts but once I attended, I understood the hype! The band is incredible and is my favorite part as it really provides some great songs to worship and sing along. I recently invited my extended family and they were all so impressed by the message and how relatable it was. They provide a message that you can really connect to. I find myself really looking forward to this weekly time of reflection and found that my Monday's are so much better when I've begun my week with the 6pm service. If you're searching for a church, Eaglebrook is truly an experience that you can't miss.

I can't recommend this to those that value the true, Catholic, deposit of faith…read more I am blessed to normally attend an orthodox, fully catholic parish. But I was housesitting for my sister and this was the closest parish so I checked it out & was aghast. A few things stand out: -Misgendering God, who has revealed Himself as Father and Son. The "priest" kept calling him "she" -No regularly scheduled confession. They only offer confession twice a year - outside of that it's by appointment only. The funny thing is that activist/progressive "Catholics" like this usually point the finger at trads, labeling them "self-righteous." However, believing one only needs reconciliation twice a year tells us they're the ones that think themselves righteous. -No adoration listed on their website at all. If they were a Catholic parish that believed in the real presence, there would at least be SOME Eucharistic Adoration -Homilies focused more on politics than Christ Overall, this isn't a blessing to the archdiocese. I personally never understood the Novus Ordo shade some people throw bc I go to a reverent mass usually, but now I understand why we need a reform of the reform, at the bare minimum.

Some church communities might have fish frys during Lent or bake sales to raise money but at…read moreSt.Joans we do soup. The soup suppers at St.joan are one of the things I look forward to all year long. We will not miss one of the six Wednesday night dinners if possible. I really enjoy trying all of the home made creations that other families share with love. There is always a mix of old world traditional tomato and bean soups and often a mix of something new and sporty like quinoa squash or tofu noodle. In recent years grilled cheese has been added and there is always the staple bread, milk, juice and cookies. Its much more than soup. It's also sharing time with our great community and making new friends. There is also a great line up of after soup prayer services and sing alongs that I really enjoy if I can get away from the kids!

Awesome, community focused church. Lots of young families. Strong, Biblical teaching and great…read moreworship environment. Highly recommend checking out. Online services at OakGroveChurch.org/live

Fabric has been a meaningful community for our family for years. The kids' programming is top…read morenotch, the messages and live music are meaningful, spiritual, intentionally open-minded, yet often also challenging. Fabric is "contemporary", but it isn't meant to mirror a mega-church experience, it's about engaging in multi-week conversations with connections in the community. I'm sometimes surprised the attendance at Field School on Sunday morning doesn't approach a thousand, because it's exactly the right type of spiritual community for this century. Joining a Fabric group is encouraged but isn't mandated. Groups meet every week or whenever you can make it. Most people choose to become part of one, because it's a way to continue to engage on deeper issues together over a cup of tea or glass of beer. Groups can help us engage with each other's lives at a deeper level but also allow focus to reflect together on the current Fabric conversation. Some have critiqued Fabric, labeling it as surface level, due to a departure from traditional church doctrine and related sermons. I'd argue on the contrary, that it's far from shallow, and rather the opposite. If it is important to you to have someone tell you what you believe about God or Jesus or Creation or Heaven, down to your last thought, then Fabric isn't for you. But, most of us aren't like that. Life isn't like that. Life is about pursuing hopes and dreams, refining our values, developing family and friend relationships, and asking curious questions, which certainly involves asking questions about God and what they means for us. As such, Fabric is simply about living that life in community. Fabric isn't a Church, but Fabric IS church -- For the Rest of Us. Fabric's invitation could well be: Come for the music, stay for the conversation. All are welcome here, EVEN those who identify as Christians, and many of us do. Your faith is important to us. But that goes for everyone who gathers with us. Every person who shows up is important to us, and we are excited to meet you. We want to hear what you are excited about, and we want you in the conversation too!

Fabric Minneapolis is a church community that's made up of people with a wide range of beliefs and…read moreexperiences with church. Some folks have very traditional church backgrounds, some have been deeply harmed by the church, some are neutral about church. We have couples where one has had very positive church experiences and the other is an atheist. What we have in common is a commitment to wrestling together with the big questions of God and the messiness of life. I've been part of the Fabric community for 13 years. Before moving to Minneapolis, I attended a church in Cleveland, OH whose pastor I loved and who walked through important life events with me (e.g. he officiated our wedding, baptised our son). However, with Fabric I've really grown in my understanding of and beliefs about God, Jesus, and the Bible, AND also about being human, parenting, relationships, community. Largely this is because of the conversations that happen not only on Sundays but also with smaller groups during the week. I am connected with so many caring, authentic, curious, good people because of Fabric.

I have found a new home. Everyone from the first day was supportive and welcoming. Reverend…read moreMcDaniel is a gifted and blessed leader. It feels like I've been looking for this place my entire life.

Beautiful church. Beautiful Music Ministry...(ALL OF THEM! Men, Adults, Youth, All) from the moment…read moreI stepped foot in the door in the October of 2021 I was welcomed by the Beautiful Sister King! When I say the hug was timely and a hug! I have never received a hug like that because I am the person that gives those hugs. I felt welcomed. I felt so welcomed and she was the primary reason I proceeded to the sanctuary. I wanted to attend a church that had the Old School Southern feel to it. Originality. Love and Holy Spirit presence. I wanted to feel " HOME " my Southern Roots. Long story short, I have a strained relationship with church and within 6 months of just sitting in the pews, I joined. This alone should speak volumes but I will continue. Now there is always room for growth. We are people meant to take and give constructive criticism. If it said that new members should be embraced in a specific manner then follow thru. I did my part in communication. I wrote an email that I was not obligated to write to inform the church of my abrupt disappearance and I had no follow up. It almost discouraged me because it took so long for me to return to church, then I joined the church and did not hear word back regarding my email. I was asking about how I could still be a participant from another state. I did not want to be just a virtual viewer and attendee. I wanted to pour back into what was pouring into me, even if I was in another state. That was frustrating but that is people within the church and NOT God. Emails from specific people within the church is phenomenal though so I will NEVER take away from that. The experience mentioned about the failure to respond to an email has been the epitome of growth however. I have grown closer to God because of all that was experienced at this church. There are some amazing people who pour into you. There are some people that do not pour into you the way that is expected. The music! I cannot stop talking about the music, the guest, the creativity, the praise dancer, the meat. The meat-the word! The word! I have been exposed to so many people in the Bible and their stories that I never knew existed. I NEVER heard a Pastor preach about sexual abuse until I attended here. I have never been interested in the semantics of politics until I attended here. Overall between Bible Study, Sunday School, and the beautiful community events. This church is so beautiful and expansion is in their future.

I've been attending Unity my whole life, and it truly is one of my safe spaces. I love it there;…read morethe community is wonderful, as is the building. I met some of my favorite people there. I really don't think I feel more comfortable anywhere else.

The place is beautiful and has a wonderful staff. The Ames chapel is named after my mother in laws…read moregrandfather and is so peaceful to be in.

i first went to Antioch in 2010. I'm still there, because the peo are very kind and loyal. I made…read morefriends the first day. They have Community Groups. those are basically Bible studies. You grow even closer to the Church with those.

Awesome church!!! Newer to the area and love the community it provides. Excited to see how they…read moregrow and connect in the new area

I'm in a play and we rehearse in this building. What I like…read moreabout it, is that they are open to having a safe space for non religious projects. The people there are friendly and helpful. The rooms are a decent size. We have a cast of 20, plus the director and stage manager. There is always enough room for us. They also have a bench out front, which is nice if you need a breather before you get started.

I went to this church for 12 years took a break and have started going again. I absolutely love the…read morepeople. They just opened the new Springhouse Ministry Center. It's beautiful and welcoming!