Makes you feel welcome from the time you step in the door....very caring, loving people....They…read morefollow God's words of "Give me your poor....Give me your hungry " Give them a try....you wouldn't be disappointed.

I love this church! When I moved to Appleton as an 18-year-old college student who knew absolutely…read moreno one with whom to go to church, St. Joe's took me under its wing and made me feel completely welcome. Carol, who is in charge of young adult outreach, had a table set up at the activities fair my first week at Lawrence University, and arranged for all the Catholic students to walk to St. Joe's together. I filled out some paperwork, too, so I got an email list with weekly prayer emails, info about events for young people at St. Joe's or St. Mary's, how to get a local prayer partner, etc. This was exactly what I was looking for in a church while in college! I am a fan of all of the priests who I've ever seen preside over mass here. I feel completely valued as a parishioner, like I walk into the warm embrace of a family when I arrive at church. I love when the priest asks if there are any out-of-town visitors at the beginning of mass and then he will make a good-natured comment (like, "Ohhh, Bear country") and will specifically welcome that person to the church. It's really sweet! Then, I love when the priest tells a joke at the end of mass. Who knew church could be so fun? Additionally, the Homilies are almost always on point and speak to me as very relevant to my life. After going to church here for the first time, I tried St. Mary's that is a very short block away on the same street. I had heard that St. Mary's is a little more "traditional" and that it has hymnals and kneelers, two things that were staples at my church back at home. St. Joe's distinctly lacks hymnals and kneelers, so I tried St. Mary's. Even though I have been back there several times, it doesn't have the same welcoming, friendly, non-judgmental atmosphere that I have come to love so much at St. Joe's. Even though I have now moved out of Appleton, I know I will always be welcome back at St. Joe's whenever I happen to be back in the area on a Sunday.

This Catholic church is only a few years old, so it has a modern mid-West vibe to it. It's all…read moredone in wood and has a country chapel feel about it but with huge ceiling fans needed to keep the place cool during the summer months. I only went here for a wedding this past weekend, and all in all I would say that as far as churches go it was good. The mass was typical Catholic, and the pastor did a good job of keeping it relevant to it's congregation.

Cute little church near the college. The organist is an older gentleman who was very friendly after…read morethe service. Excellent musician.

I love this family of believers!! They are the hands and feet of Jesus. I highly recommend!!read more

We went church shopping 3 years ago when our girls said they were not excited about worship…read moreservices at our prior church. My attitude is that church should support and encourage worship, not turn it into a chore. We shopped a few churches near our home and decided on Christ The Rock. It is a huge church, but that presents so many opportunities to find meaningful connections. Services are at 8:45 and 10:45 on Sunday. Sunday school for pre-K - 5 is at the same time as services, which is a blessing to my wife and me--no distractions. Music is contemporary Christian rock (check out 91.9 FM for a sampling). There are 2-4 songs to start most services, then announcements and a 30-45 minute message. While the message has a strong, Biblical grounding, it is readily applicable to your day-to-day. Let's face it, we can all read the Bible, church is for worship and learning. I am amazed at how well the sermon message applies to my daily life. I tell people that it is God's way of speaking into my life--just in time and just enough. In fact, messages are typically so applicable that it feels like they have been listening to my dinner conversations! Did I mention that my girls can't wait to go to Sunday school? They have really figured out how to make Sunday school fun and engaging. Volunteers are background checked and trained. Security is well thought out but almost seems unnecessary. Check out their website for sermon recordings and more: http://www.christtherock.org

I have been attending St. Gabriels for many years. The parishoners are very welcoming as are Father…read moreBoband Decon Tom and all the staff members. This Catholic church is very vibrant and an important part of the comunity.

This Pathetic excuse of a church has zero respect for it's surrounding neighbors. They have two…read morehuge parking lots but yet they don't use them in anyway for parking purposes. It's so bad that losers that go to this joke of a church park across our driveways.

A church that feels like home. Everyone is so loving and inviting. A true family in Christread more

From the owner: Since 1967…read more Cornerstone Church exists to love, worship and glorify God. We want to become a church like the earliest Christian churches, firmly grounded in the Word, filled with the power of the Holy Spirit, understanding and accepting one another in love. We are contemporary in our attitude, style of worship and music.We want to learn the ways of Jesus and walk with Him, ministering to the poor, healing the sick and learning Biblical teachings which we can apply to our daily lives. We have come from many background, Protestant, Catholic, Evangelical, Pentecostal, Lutheran, Baptist, Methodist and no church background at all.We are middle-class and poor, laborers and management, professionals and unemployed. We are single, single again, married and remarried, young and old. Together we are family. Christ accepted us just as we were. He is helping us to change and grow, so we welcome you, just as you are.