My husband and I had just moved to Duluth and starting attending Engage Church, which was an…read moreincredible experience. Engage has such an open, welcoming environment. We immediately felt welcomed into the church community and have met so many great people through the church.

From the owner: Engage Church is a church in motion. Engage Church is a contemporary church that brings people…read moretogether with God. No matter what your relationship with God is, you are welcome at Engage Church. Come in, grab a cup of coffee and enjoy the message!

This was the church that I attended during my college years, so it will always be special to me…read more But I absolutely love the location of this church - - high up on a hill overlooking Lake Superior. Gorgeous! We attended the Sunday service this past week -- Sunday's it's at 8am or 10:30am.

Love Anchor point! Very welcoming to long-time Christians and new believers alike. They have a ton…read moreof small groups that are easy to connect with. And they do a great job connecting with college students and partner with most of the college ministries on campus.

We moved to this church a few years ago because we have done short term mission work abroad, and…read morewanted to get involved in a church that was focused on local ministry. It doesn't rely on a lot of programs, as it functions with more of a family structure. The choir in the first service is amazing. The preacing is solid at both services. The second service is more contemporary, and focused outward, toward the Lincoln Park neighborhood that it is in.

While visiting Duluth I chose to worship at this church because of the beautiful architecture…read more Sadly, the sanctuary is no longer used because of a small number of attendees;however, The small group that does worship there do so with just as much beauty as the architecture. Two ladies, I can't remember their names, hosted the worship and communion. They did so with music on their phone and a Dr. David Jeremiah televised service. If you are in Duluth and want to worship with folks on fire for the Lord this is for you. No bells or whistles just genuine Love.

From the owner: Welcome to First Presbyterian Church of Duluth! Faithfully following Jesus since 1869. Join us for…read moreSunday worship at 10:30am.

The Church Three Pastors have a huge heart when it comes to family, children and the elderly…read more The Children Pastor, Rebecca has consistently led and loved the young children to the Lord and has a heart for the children with special needs, Pastor Dillon leads the youth to young adults and is amazing in his relationship with them. They are on fire for God all the time. Senior Pastor Rolf has been supportive of the seniors, youth and has a passion for the burden and hurting people that are dealing with addictions, brokenness and walks the extra mile for those who need help in times of pain. The Church itself is filled with compassionate people that pray, share, walk with others and Loves one another. Bill S

Duluth Gospel Tabernacle (aka: DGT) has it's highest priority as building strong families. I was…read moreraised in this church and it's a pretty amazing place. The teaching is good, music is good, and children's stuff is great! I'd recommend to check it out if you like contemporary Christianity.

My family attends this church. There is a great young families group on Sunday night. There is also…read morea great celebrate recovery group that meets every Thursday night. And on Friday nights the Twin Ports Chinese Christian Fellowship meets!

Great church, I went there for the man of God conference and they had some amazing teachersread more

I attended this church when visiting friends. This ministry appears to be sincere and seems to…read moregenuinely care. However, their church's foundation is built on a highly flawed collection of ancient documents of which there are myriad versions and interpretations. So, this further supports my opinion as well as many other scholars that religion in general tends to do more harm than good. This isn't just in the present (Jews vs Muslims) but historically as far back as historical records go. Instead, I would suggest employing critical thinking in matters of all beliefs, religious or otherwise.