When I was a child, my aunt dragged me and my younger sister here every once in a while, but I had…read moreissues growing up because my family never loved me because I'm disabled. This deeply affected how I thought God saw me and I didn't want anything to do with church. I tried going back to church as a teen here, but my devotion to Christ was never wholehearted. I was baptized here at 13, but turned away. When I was 19, I found Jesus and no one here has ever been as judgmental and condemning as I assumed they were. I have been teaching Sunday school for about two years and I was so happy to have all of those children with me when I got baptized for the real-deal time. Thanks Celebration Church for helping me move past going through the motions of surface level faith! I now seek to reach my community with the gospel and edify the church.

If you're looking for a Church home, this is the place for you. I've been attending Celebration…read moreChurch for four years and love it! Everyone (pastors included) is so nice and welcoming! The Metairie location has service on Saturday evening and two on Sunday. They also have lots of opportunities to get connected with others in your age range and/or with the same interests. Celebration has kid/teenager ministries suitable for all age ranges, and my niece and nephew always enjoy attending. If you arrive early, be sure to check out the bookstore and/or cafe for yummy coffee and treats. Celebration Church also have several other locations as well (Kenner, Slidell, Westbank, Mandeville, NOLA East, etc), so you'll never have to drive too far to attend.

Father Auggie is a fantastic, serving, caring priest! His Masses are fantastic and always spot on!read more

It's nice to see a church with a beautiful interior so subtly and nonchalantly standing on Canal…read more The mass was very elegant and well executed. There were a fair bit of people for a Monday afternoon.

My husband and I were visiting New Orleans and found this wonderful church. The congregation is…read morevery welcoming, the priest is very loving and gave a wonderful and dynamic sermon on Mark 9: 1-3 that was really spirit-filled and nourishing, and the music ministry was prayerful, celebratory and inspirational. The church has bible study & discipleship classes and also does regular community service.

What a beautiful old church! Whenever I am in town for a Sunday Mass, this is my preferred church…read moreto attend it in. From the outside, it isn't much to look at. Kind of like many of the homes in the Quarter but walk inside and it's Oh My! Immaculate Conception looks just like the Old World Catholic churches in Europe. And as old as it looks and beautiful too it can also be very modern. For the first time in my life I saw a collection basket with an electronic credit card reader! Don't have cash, no problem! Forgot to bring your weekly envelope with a check inside, no problem! Just whip out that plastic, select your amount on the screen and tap! I about fell out of my pew when I saw that this past weekend. Amazing! An usher told me later that it has increased collections because people don't like to carry cash. What a novel idea!

Very happy that on our last day here (Thursday) we found that they open the door to the public. We…read morewalked by this church multiple times on our way back and fort to our hotel and French Quarter and was sad that it was closed to the public for viewing and prayers. Glad that it was open the last time we made our walk back to the hotel. I live church architectural structure. Very unique and just really amazing to look at.

I am so thankful to be attending this church! The people are wonderful. The worship is incredible…read moreand powerful. The options for children are phenomenal,trust me bring your children and teens They WILL beg to go again.(private area for nursing moms so you wont have to miss anything should your baby need to nurse).The Pastor is so very real relatable and I must say I find it so easy to receive the word of God from with the way he conducts his sermons. This is the first time in my 40+ yrs.if life that I have found a church that feels so welcoming and understating and so powerfully filled with the spirit of the Lord .I have been attending for about 1.5yrs. Its something you must experience, since the first time I walked in I could feel the love and power of the Lord. I don't miss a chance to go....without a doubt it has changed me for the better,forever , and I am encouraging everyone to come as you are, and join me there. If you're looking for a Christian Church you would be doing yourself an injustice by not trying Celebration Church Kenner ....

St. Anna's is a wonderful little Episcopal church on the edge of the French Quarter in New Orleans…read more It has a diverse congregation of people who are welcoming & have big hearts. Fr. Bill Terry looks like George Carlin with a pony tail. He has a nice, dry wit & is very approachable & social-justice oriented. His services are very Anglo-Catholic for the most part (fine reverential attention to the details of the liturgy). But, man, can he preach & bring in some good, lively New Orleans-based music for people to enjoy & worship with! This is also home of the "murder board" kept outside & visible on the street = Fr. Terry keeps track of all those children of God murdered in the streets of NOLa since Hurricane Katrina, less they be forgotten as just another number.

After being a lapsed Christian most of my adult life I began attending St. Anna's in 2004. It is…read moreeverything I want in a church. The St. Anna's community is a reflection of the diversity of New Orleans, young/old, rich (maybe not so)/poor, black/white, gay/straight. And we all get along really well, we embrace the superficial differences and find our common denominators. The services are a beautiful mix of Anglo Catholic liturgy, with as we say, "smells and bells" and contemporary and traditional music. Fr. Terry preaches a good sermon, that speaks to our lives today. If you want to see how we really roll, join us Palm Sunday morning for our annual second line through the streets of the neighborhood, complete with Palms and a brass band. It is one of my favorite days of the year.

I've been a member of St. Cletus Church and parish since I was a child. I attended the grade…read moreschool from Kindergarten until 8th grade. St. Cletus is a lovely church that was renovated a few years back with new everything from floors to altar. They hold mass every morning at 9 am during the week and on Saturday evenings at 4. The church holds a yearly parish fair with entertainment and games and a flea market, as well as a yearly oyster festival. They also hold weekly spaghetti dinners and fish frys on Fridays during Lent. The staff and priests are very nice and welcoming to new parishioners.

This smaller Church is just phenomenal!!! They are soooo friendly and welcoming I felt like I had…read morebeen going there for years!! Olive Branch is so caring and supportive that Pastor Earl Hodges can be easily reached on his cell or his wonderful wife of worship leader Mrs. Sylvia Hodges! GOD is really working in this Church and I pray and hope you visit sometime Sunday service is for 11 only one service!