Very fun go to motion supper cool definitely should go all the members are great and helpfulread more

Best church ever! We have been here since 2015 and even after 8 years, I have to stay it's the…read morehighlight of my week. Small Groups are amazing. It is such a life giving experience to attend here. They do treat you like family. There's a great business model too. I highly recommend you visit. Messages are easy to understand. All the pastors and speakers have been truly relatable. Try it! All ages.

Wonderful church to attend, as they always have something going on. The people here seem to be…read morevery friendly and that honestly care about serving their community. You can tell that they care about their facility, and that excellence is very important to them. There is a wonderful sense of freedom in the worship and a very intellectual and dynamic speaker. They seem to care a great deal about structure but at the same time allow the operation of the gifts of the spirit. Enjoyed attending this church.

Pretty solid. Teaching was well done and the community is the best part. The college ministry…read moreespecially is great. They also have a Hispanic and Korean ministry.

Passing through Opelika, we couldn't miss this massive white beacon of a church and the historical…read moremarker out front that gives a clean, chronological snapshot of its past. We were here early on a Saturday morning, so we didn't stay for services, but even from the sidewalk you can tell this is one of the city's long‑standing anchors. The marker reads, "On this site in October 1859, the Opelika Baptist Church was organized. In 1861, a "little white framed church" was erected. After a fire consumed this original building, a new structure was built in 1885. This building was referred to as the "big brick church". A larger sanctuary was built in 1954, and an educational building was constructed in 1959. Structural additions were completed in succeeding years. These included an educational building in 1964 and a chapel in 1966. Later expansion included a new family life center in 1979. An enlarged sanctuary, new office facilities, a youth building and additional educational classrooms were completed in 2008. To God Be the Glory! Great Things He Hath Done! "Lifting Up Jesus and Loving People"" The marker was erected by the First Baptist Church. It does what good local markers should do: it ties the modern building to the long arc of the congregation's life, from a small frontier‑era gathering in 1859 to a large, multi‑building campus that has grown alongside Opelika itself. [Review 283 of 2026 - 266 in Alabama - 25472 overall]

Wow! Energetic conservative congregation of about 300 people. All ages, including many children,…read more I think I saw a few dozen university students. Engaging Bible classes and worship. The Wednesday evening Bible study starts at 7 pm.

Who Would Jesus Tow?…read more Apparently this church abandoned that whole, "love thy neighbor" approach in favor of keeping their lot clear. Yes, if you're visiting any of the next door shops or better yet, work next door, they will gleefully tow you. I understand Wednesday evenings during the week, but a random Tuesday at 5 pm? When you know employees are leaving and on top of that the Church is closed?!

Beautiful Saturday afternoon Mass in Auburn, Alabama. Close to downtown and very welcoming!read more

This is my favorite church. St. Michael is a very open church that welcomes everyone. Fr. Bill is…read morethe main priest and is quite friendly. Mass is held at four different times on Sundays. 7am (Latin mass), 10:30am (the ones that I attend & has the most parishioners), 5pm (high school based), and 8pm (college based). There might be a Korean mass in between 12-3pm, but I'm not completely sure. St. Michael is the only Catholic church in town and a very nicely decorated one it is. It is very modernized and this particular building was built about 5 years ago, as an expansion of the previous location.