2Rivers is an Awesome church with great staff (one of the best pastors I've ever heard - bar none),…read morefriendly volunteers, and amazingly talented band. My wife and I have attended for several years now and we absolutely love it. I can honestly say from the second you walk through the doors, you feel welcomed, accepted and loved regardless of what you have going on in your life. If you're wanting to get plugged in on a more personal level, 2Rivers has home teams which are smaller groups that meet throughout the week. This church is also big on practicing what they preach with frequent mission trips, service opportunities and community outreach. Bottom line is this church loves Jesus, and they are trying to share His love with as many people as possible. Whether you are looking for a new church home or just in town for the weekend I highly recommend giving 2Rivers a try.

Love, love, love this church! It is not perfect, but perfect doesn't exist where people are…read moreinvolved. There is a sincere desire to lead people into a close relationship to God through Jesus Christ here. It is real, with real life challenges discussed. There is no judgment for who we are and why we do what we do. The pastors love the Lord and strive to serve Him. It's a safe place for anyone and everyone. It's a place to grow in understanding of the Bible as well by being involved in what is referred to as Home Teams. I'm thankful to be a part of this church!

We coupon regularly, so we're able to donate often to this Resource Center everything from…read morehousehold supplies to essentials for families in need. We also volunteer here, and it's been such a rewarding experience. The staff is always pleasant and welcoming, and my daughters absolutely love coming to help out. We highly recommend supporting or volunteering at this amazing place!

I always wondered what that building being built was back around 2006. Realized it was a church…read more Attended one morning and was amazed at the message, music, and people. So welcoming and really Christ centered. I started away, for about 15 years and then found myself being pulled back by the Holy Spirit. Started attending again in 2023 and will never stray again. It is a family of imperfect people, longing for and worshiping our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. The community outreach is just amazing and the people are so welcoming and loving. Blessed to call MSC my church home.

The church reached out to me by phone and asked me to remove my negative review here. I asked them…read moreto address the issues in my review. They stated that the issues were "a family matter" not "a church matter". When I pressed for engagement with my concerns and issues, they hung up on me. What LibertySTL Did vs. What Authentic Christians Would Do: Facilitated a marriage while encouraging estrangement from a parent Took on spiritual parental authority over MY son Declared that God Himself has rejected me as a father Refused to engage my perspective or concerns Hung up on me when I persisted HOWEVER AUTHENTIC CHRISTIANITY: Would have paused the marriage in light of serious familial fracture Required family counseling and reconciliation efforts Aimed to bring healing, not polarization Seen alienation from one's parents as an urgent pastoral concern -- not a victory Treated parental blessings and involvement as vital to the spiritual foundation of a marriage

The people there are super nice. I like the Sunday School class and the sermons are really good…read more The pastors and deacons are willing to help you.

I absolutely loved growing up at this church. baptized here, grew up here, walked through the kids…read morecenter all the way to adulthood attending the bigger service. Don't get me wrong, element church is great, pastor erik seriously cannot be topped and his love for element goes far. unfortunately, i left this church, even though i used to drive 45 minutes (because of how much i loved it) due to the overwhelming amount of conversation on MONEY! so.. much.. giving! don't get me wrong, giving to the church is incredible. but talks about money would go for at least 30 minutes at element. made the people that couldn't afford to always give feel terrible, and guilty. I love the old element, but when half the sermon became about giving and thousands of dollars of "goals to expand" it felt less like a church and more like a charity.

We have been coming here since 2017. There have been so many pastors coming and going. It is sad…read more Anytime I have asked to use a room at our church they just deny it and say they are unable to accommodate. However they accommodate other members. I feel like its very clique. We do a lot through the church volunteer, go to all the events (they put on great events for kids for all holidays)

It's my parish. The community is amazing and the worship feeds my soul. We are a very welcoming…read morefaith home. Come and pray with us!

Talk about divine intervention. My husband moved to this part of town and we immediately started…read morelooking for a church to go to. When we chose this church and told my mom, she realized that Fr. Joe Kemph (the priest I'd basically grown up with at my church near home) was the pastor of Assumption. Even better, my husband proposed a month later and we made plans to be married here (by Fr. Joe!) We adore Assumption. It's a huge church with a very large (and growing) congregation, but we still feel a sense of community belonging to this church. It's relatively casual (which we really like) and has a wonderfully loving philosophy. No one is standing up at any pulpit telling you why you're going to Hell and when, it's just all about loving thy neighbor and doing your best to live as God intended. Honestly, the main draw back is that they have a policy about people COMPLETELY filling the main sanctuary before they'll open the balcony. But, with a large congregation, they ALWAYS have to open the balcony and yet they still wait until the last possible second (while you're standing there uncomfortably) to open it up. This almost always results in us missing the first few minutes of Mass. Honestly - we could just get there early and get a seat down below like everyone else managed to do, but it's hard getting out of the house on Sunday mornings. That's a very minor point (and obviously not a deal breaker). We were married in this church (in a GORGEOUS and touching ceremony) and our first child will be baptized there this fall. So, if you happen to move to this part of town (or just want to try out a new church) I can't recommend this place more highly.

Great church! I felt loved and cared for from the moment I first walked in…read more If you are looking for a church home, give this one a try, you won't regret it! There are a variety of great ministries that Calvary Temple has to allows opportunities to partner with the community!

Great church! My wife and I really enjoy being a part of this congregation. The preaching is solid…read moreand biblical, and the people are wonderful.

We've been attending Faith Church for 8 years as a family. We love it and most importantly our…read morechildren love it (12-18). They are always inviting their friends with us and to Rev nights. There are not too many churches out there that appeal to the younger generation and reinforce their faith in Jesus so much so that they want to invite all their friend's week after week. The pastors are authentic and do an excellent job connecting real-life experiences to scripture. The church values diversity and fosters a welcoming community for everyone.

I would give a zero if it was a choice. My wife and I went to the 11:35 service 11-2-2025 and…read morewalking through the lobby the noise was so loud we looked at each other practically stunned. there was everything you'd expect attending a rock concert. we found our way to the auditorium and took seats about 10 minutes before the service was to begin and it was very dark and there 6 or 8 huge screens and the music was deafening and certainly not the kind of music you would expect in a church. when the worship team came on the stage and started to ROCK OUT, we looked at each other and said let's leave, it was literally too loud to subject ourselves to. on the way out the 2 greeters at the door recognized that we had just come in, and we said the music was so loud we had to leave and the reply was, you can get ear plugs. Amazing.