I love Sojourn East for the unstuffy atmosphere, sermons that are drenched with the gospel every…read moreweek, the amazing worship music, and the prioritization of community. The women's ministry here is very vibrant and offers tons of opportunities for women to learn from and build relationships with each other through bible studies, conferences, and other special events. I know many people have benefitted from the counseling and care offered here as well. Though the church is not small, a feeling of family abounds here. Church leadership is transparent about finances, the direction of the church, and new initiatives. There are many opportunities to serve in areas you're passionate about!

Authentic, Bible-based teaching! Great music and really friendly people. The kids have their own…read moreteaching with wonderful, caregivers. I am filled each week.

Best people ever here! We've made life long friends by joining a community group! Highly…read morerecommend anyone to come & get involved. Women's & men's bible study are amazing & so is the kids ministry!

Very friendly. I felt welcomed. Appreciate their message. Molly reached out to me personally to set…read moreup a coffee date so I could have someone to talk to and it meant a lot to me.

This is my home church. I've been here for over 10 years. They took me in when I was so lost and…read morewas looking for a church home. Pastor F. Bruce Williams. teaches in a way that anyone can understand.

Bates Memorial has Worship Services on Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. and Sundays at 10:00 a.m. and 12:00…read morep.m. The worship is amazing and the teachings each week from our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dr. F. Bruce Williams are relevant, profound, and a blessing. I have been a member of Bates Memorial for ten years, and my faith journey has grown and matured. I recommend Bates Memorial to everyone. At Bates, it doesn't matter your age or where you have been or where you are on life's journey, it doesn't matter your sexual preference or race, everyone is welcome.

I am speaking only of the beauty of the Church as I didn't attend services here…read more I was told that this particular Church was very beautiful inside and for some reason I just can't resist. We came in during the afternoon on a Friday, there were only two people there, we sat respectfully in the back of the Church to enjoy it. It is a very large and well kept Church with beautiful stained glass windows. The main reason we came in though, is because we had heard it had a very interesting and original detail. That it did, there is on the cusp of the dome on the inside, a huge eye surrounded by gold tile. We couldn't help but wonder how many parents terrorized their kids by telling them that during mass God was watching them.. as a child I would definitely have been real good in mass with that huge eye over me. It happens that one of the people in the church was a priest who greeted a couple who came in and were obviously talking about their upcoming wedding. He was warm and caring.

St. James isn't our regular parish, but I found myself staying in Tyler Park over the holiday and…read morewas looking for a Christmas mass nearby. They offered an 11 pm (Midnight) service preceded by a Christmas concert that sounded perfect. My mom has some mobility issues and we were concerned about the parking for the church. We saw a small lot in back, but we opted for street parking right in front that provided the shortest walk. I didn't have any issue parallel parking at 10 pm on Christmas Eve, but could see it being dicey for regular services especially 5 pm on a Friday or Sat night. As others have said, this is a gorgeous church built in the early 20th century. It has an amazing dome with an eye at its oculus. Both intriguing and a bit unnerving. Stations of the cross and old school, confessional booths remind many, including me, of parochial school. Other guests to the parish like us were taken with the interior. In fact, the woman in front of me was actually taking photos with her Nikon - something I've never seen in my 35 years of Catholicism. All the lay ministers and clergy were welcoming and we enjoyed our celebration at St.James. I want to go back during the day and look around when there's less activity.

The first Episcopal church I ever attended. I never went to any other church again. It is a small…read morechurch in size, with a larger than average congregation, and a soul as big as any. Check it out. You'll be glad.

I have been visiting this church for several months now and can confidently say it is a legit bible…read morebelieving and preaching church. They are located in a gorgeous old church that has been renovated. With this of course there are beautiful stained glass windows and carved wood that easily display the beauty of God. More importantly however are the people that go there. I have seen time and time again this body of believers display the love of Christ to each other and the community. You can tell they truly believe that God is sovereign in their life and on Earth. They have helped start multiple churches around the United States and the world through the body of believers in Louisville and are focused on giving to missions. They are not focused on showy lights or events and flashy slide shows but try and keep things simple and real. I've never been so welcomed by a family believers like I have at this church and I am very excited to have found fellowship with such devoted Christians.

Awesome people and excellent service. The pros to Redeemer Presbyterian Church…read more.. * A conservative Presbyterian church. Louisville is chock full of Presbyterian churches, but the overwhelming vast majority of them are PCUSA, which has largely compromised on several core teachings. Redeemer is PCA, which is a conservative branch of the Presbyterian church. At the time of writing this review, there are only 3 PCA churches in Louisville, and one is Korean speaking. * A reverent service. One thing I've always respected about the Presbyterian church is the way they approach the service. Too many evangelical churches in America are loosey-goosey and seemingly flippant in their approach. It's good to see a subdued group coming together to worship the Lord. * Singing of the Psalms! One of the few times I've ever sang a Psalm. Really appreciate a church that looks to sing scripture. Cons to Redeemer Presbyterian... * (blank) I'm looking to go back as often as I can. Please note - Redeemer meets in Hotel Louisville. So don't be confused when the GPS takes you to a hotel parking lot.

Atteneded 7 yeas they never visited us in the hospital when we had to have 3 cancer surgeries…read more Not ince checking in on members when they had to flee their homes due to riots. Turned their backa on us when beg to come back to church and family group. Because an autistic child could not wear the face bandage. Literally took a vote to not allow us to attend because od mandate. An immune compromised family with 3 co morbilities was told to fend for themselves. Yet as soon as the masks mandates were removed we were told we were alowed back. Real Christianity that follows the bible its not

My family found Antioch during a difficult time of transition in our lives. The first Sunday we…read morevisited, we were spoken to by nearly half of the church and invited to attend family groups by every leader. We have felt like family every since. This church acts and conducts itself as the body of Christ should, by being real with each other, sharing others' burdens, and not trying to be flashier than they are. If you are looking to grow in the Word, take part in purposeful community, and see the nations impacted, you need to check out Antioch.