A sacred place, visited by thousands of souls, who have entered this sanctuary over the past 100…read moreyears. The spiritual history here is palpable.

It's weird to review a church but I'm doing it. I'm working in Kansas City so got on yelp to look…read moreat churches in the same way I do with restaurants. This place is absolutely beautiful. Makes for a magical feeling during mass. The people were diverse and friendly including the priest and the organist was phenomenal. The homily was straight forward but had some laughs. I think this will be my go-to when I'm on KC!

Attended a KC Fringe event and it was so cute. July 13-27 KC fringe.org…read more Boomer Momma

An incredible facility for spiritual learning and community, this place is full of wonderful people…read moreand equally wonderful events. If you're a spiritual being ( and you are ), that doesn't like to oppressed by dogma and fundamentalism, and feel ignited by the consciousness of unity and oneness, the CSL may feel just like home. United in the knowing in a Power greater than ourselves. The creator, the Divine, God, known by many different names in many different traditions, is a force for good -- not only in the world, but also within each of us. CSL folks believe that this invisible force governs everything in the universe. Just as there are many paths, there are many kinds of classes and activities, even sound baths, yoga, meditation and tai chi!

For a friendly, welcoming, joyful and thoughtful worship experience, this is a great parish…read more Once upon a time, it was my "home" parish. Now, I worship here on my visits to KC.

I have attended this church for close to 10 years & think it is a really beautiful place to…read moreworship. This parish is full of great families & wonderful events. If you are a young adult check out their facebook page and stay connected to what is going on...(search for) Guardian Angels YAFC

Beautiful church and parish grounds. Very welcoming community and enjoyed weekend Mass…read more Great proximity to the Plaza

If you need a truly quiet, peaceful space - come here. It is a small chapel inside of a…read morebeautifully calming church.

I love the people, within the community. They are very liberating. It is not often that you see…read morethe power of God financially, with the diversity that the community brings to the all believers. Rev. Sights, make me pleased to know that I am strong, courageous, a woman, and I should have the equality of Gods compassion as well, even though I am "Black", wonderfully, yet fearfully made. She has never once made me feel bad about my color, differences, challenges, my background, and always have given the upmost care and hospitality. I love the office staff, the pantry, and the area (the atmosphere alone helps to bring healing for all believers). If you want to succeed and overcome Mamath this is the place to be. Sent with Love, La Tasha Marie Taylor

Most people don't realize that this church is one of three area buildings designed by Frank Lloyd…read moreWright (probably the most well-known architect in the US). It may not be too exciting from the outside during the day, but at night its 'steeple of light' pierces the night sky and creates a temporary, nocturnal landmark on KC's skyline. I can not comment on the Church that is housed in this structure, but this building is a landmark...one that usually goes unnoticed. A short history and info from Wikipedia: "In April 1940, Community Christian Church came to Wright and asked him to design a new building for them after a fire had destroyed their last church. Wright based his design on a parallelogram including some features previously conceived for his last building for Johnson Wax Company, along with one additional unique feature: a spire of light. Due to high building costs, the scale of the church was reduced during construction. The auditorium was cut back from a planned 1,200 seats to 900 seats, many details were eliminated, and the building was sheathed in gunite, a form of lightweight concrete, over Wright's objections. The spire of light also could not be built and illuminated due to technical limitations of the times. However, the church was dedicated on January 4, 1942 and served the congregation well. In 1994, the Spire of Light was finally completed as planned. The components are housed on the church roof inside of a perforated dome on the building's northwestern corner. The spire is created by four 16" xenon bulbs ignited by 40,000 volts of electricity, then, in combination with a parabolic reflector, produces 300 million candlepower of illumination in a near perfect column. The spire can be seen for miles around Kansas City, and reportedly can be spotted 10 miles north of the Plaza, depending on conditions. It has been calculated to stop at least 3 miles up above the earth, about half the maximum height at which jet airplanes fly."

Not a Lutheran by any means, but this is a lovely place of worship. The building is imposing and…read moreappears to offer a strength that is both material & spiritual. I came by for a peek on my KC City Tour. Very impressed by the good works of this Church. According to their website, Immanuel Lutheran Church states that "Following the Supreme Court decision, the congregation council confirms that Immanuel welcomes same-sex weddings. Water for Life , a project of Immanuel's Kenyan Chrildren's Fund, raises funds to drill a the first clean-water well and tap system in Masii. Mission closer to home includes support of Metro Lutheran Ministry, a social-service agency serving the needy; Children's Memorial Lutheran Church, offering fellowship/support for homeless and low-income people; Westport House apartments for seniors and disabled; Bessie's House, serving low-income people; and CROP Walk, raising funds to fight hunger. Immanuel also is the summer home for YouthWorks staffers and hundreds of volunteers who complete crucial volunteer service throughout the Kansas City area. The congregation participates in a variety of "God's Work Our Hands" service projects." This Lutheran denomination is a busy one and for their dedication and resolve to do God's handiwork on earth, they are due the coveted 5 STAR YELP.

The Unity Temple's main purpose is a church who serves its community…read more It's also a space that can be rented out for a variety of functions: Guest speakers, music performance, photography exhibits, book signings, conferences and more. Please feel free to browse the venue's website and social media pages for more info. There's a little bit of everything. The staff is polite and happy to help. Parking is also available in the parking garage behind the venue. Minor drawbacks include tight-fitting chairs, some stiff sightlines if you're in the balcony, narrow stairs and the bathrooms being in the basement.

I've been here for book signings, conventions and morning Meditation…read more I love the Unity Temple. It's a fantastic piece of KC history. They do a great job of keeping it clean and accessible. There is free parking right next door too. I would recommend coming here for the temple Buddhist centers meditation on Sundays. It's a great way to start the week.

I love this adorable space so much! The organization does a great job with the landscaping and the…read moregrounds/gardens always looks beautiful. I've hosted and attended several events in the space and my experiences have all been positive. Their staff is kind, responsive, and easy to work with. I also love that I'm supporting a great organization (Pilgrim Center for Connection) that provides a sacred space for the community without dogma or hidden agendas. Highly recommend!

I'm not even remotely religious, but I fell in love with the venue itself at the wedding we…read moreattended at this historic, English-style little church in Westport. Restroom in basement Ample parking on surrounding neighborhood streets

This is a traditional Catholic church with attendees living the faith, rather than just showing up…read more My wife, who isn't Catholic, said she didn't know what, but they were doing something right at that church.

You can count on Good Counsel as being a traditional Catholic Church providing Masses and…read moreConfessions on a regular basis with humble reverence and devotion. Good priests and beautiful sanctuary. Also, nice young adult community present at this parish.

By the Grace of God, my husband converted to Catholicism at this church by Father Trummer. He was…read morebaptized and made his first confession and communion, all in the Traditional pre-Vatican II Rite!! It was a beautiful day!!

Pure and wonderful Catholic Church. Most wonderful priests you will ever meet. If you are curious…read moreabout the old mass (Latin Mass) that the current Pope has been cracking down on, please visit. It will change your life.