This morning is the first time I have read any reviews of your Church. The person stated the…read morefirst time she walked in she "felt at home" I know exactly how she felt. I too had the feeling that I finally found a home, but regretfully I live 50+ miles south in St. Clair County. I have only attended a half dozen times but each time was the same as the first. Being a widower (again) since 2023 I've had plenty of time to search for a new church but just never felt comfortable in any until TBC. Lost a wife to Ovarian cancer in 2023 and the other wife to suicide in 2014, enough said. At 77 years old I'm too old to learn another mate and not enough time left for someone to learn me. Lost three young Marines in the last battle of Viet Nam 15 May 75 that have never been found. My wife was not found for four days after taking her life in the woods behind our house. She taught 7th grade Math for thirty years and had been retired for six years...was tired of being sick all the time....left me a letter telling me it was not my fault...just wanted to be cremated and not bother any one. It continues to haunt me...WHY. Not doing any good typing this as there is much more to the story. Just wish I lived closer to your church as I have never felt the way I did the first time. There is nothing anyone can do to help, I've tried all the consulting. God bless all the Americans who have given their lives to protect our Country; May they ALL rest in peace. Sorry for taking up your time.

Ive been a member of Temple for years. THE MOMENT I walked in the first day I visited, it felt like…read morehome. Pastor Malcolm, and all pastors on the staff, preach THE BIBLE and only the Bible. it's not about preaching the good or the bad; it's about preaching the truth out of the Word of God. I know for a fact that we, the members, want to and try hard to make sure everyone feels welcome at Temple. We make that a priority! none of us there are perfect. We are regular people who love Jesus and want to share and worship with anyone who wants to come or just happens by.

Super sweet and kind. They aren't like most churches I've been too…read more They love you as you are. They don't care what you look like or what you've done. They are truly there to further their relationship with the Lord. They check up on you if you've missed a service or two. They genuinely care about you. They are super welcoming and loving. They usually have dinner together as a church every Wednesday night at 6:15pm in the dining area of the church. Then they have a Bible study at 7pm the same night. The youth (those still in high school and below) usually go to do their own Bible study while the adults have their Bible study in the main sanctuary. On Sundays, they have a Bible study at 9:30am in the dining area. There is usually coffee, water, and some type of breakfast item. After Bible study, they have Service in the main sanctuary at 10:30am. It usually lasts until 12:30pm. Sometimes until 1pm. Later on, on Sundays, they have Prayer. Everyone comes back after l they go get something to eat. Prayer starts at 3:30pm, I believe. They pray for about an hour and 5 minutes. There are topics of prayer around the room. It helps to structure and strengthen your praying. This helps you to understand praying. They oftentimes have community events too!

We came here, the destination, the REASON for our Jubilee 2025 Pilgrimage, of the USA, that my…read morehusband gave ourselves for our 51st Wedding Anniversary, was to be HERE! We made it, finally! I am jumping up and down with joy. We're privileged to complete this dream. We took the tour. We were hoping to attend mass inside the shrine, but it happened, downstairs at the Crypt Church, where Mother Angelica was buried (along with the other Poor Clare Nuns. The shrine was probably like walking in Heaven. We get to join the sisters (on tape) pray the Rosary, and we sat in the front. Attending the Mass there, would have made my trip 1,000% satisfied. So, I'm mostly reviewing of our tour of the shrine. Brother Leo, a Lifetime Brother, gave us the tour. He was also the Altar Server, of the Live ETWN Mass we were at earlier. He was so informative, and answered all the questions I've been wanting to know about the shrine, indoors and outdoors, upper and lower churches, and St. Joseph's Garden, and the surrounding acreage, who lives there, who farms there, who were buried in the crypt, etc. It was something I would come back and explore more of the other tours they have. Maybe, even come back just to attend the mass, at the shrine. That's something to think about, in our next Road Trip. I LOVE THIS PLACE! It reminds me what going to church was like in my youth. If I wasn't married, that was what I wanted to do, live in a convent and be a nun. No joke! I walked and dressed and veiled like a nun, and walked around the garden, carrying my Rosary, and did just that, with a towel pinned to my head.

Most beautiful place to go for prayers and just a place of worship to walk around and feel the…read moreenergy. Sometimes you just need to sit at the shrine higher power.

I have been going to this church for over 6 years. My family and I love it, the worship is powerful…read morethe Holy Spirit dwells there. The staff are amazing, very welcoming, and joyful. I love this church because it is full of all ages and types of people worshiping and serving the Lord together. This church has many small groups where life long connections are made. They have outreach teams that serve their community regularly. Overall this is my home church, the community of believers there helped me and encouraged me when I was struggling with my mental health.

Wonderful people. Love the music and preachers.Went there until my husband got dementia and un able…read moreto get out.

Awesome church, wonderful service and amazing worship by far best church I've ever been tooread more

I was looking for somewhere to take my children where they wouldn't be exposed to many people. This…read moreis a great alternative and we loved looking at the miniature towns here on display. It didn't take long to walk through either for those with younger than 12 children. The gift shop was clean and abided by the local social distancing guidelines. Everyone was very nice. I found this deal on Groupon but if they don't have it anymore. The price is reasonable to get in.

Staff is a bit rude , although they saw us come in, they just looked at us and carried on with…read moretheir conversation, no hello or any type of greeting ; nor a smile. What a way to show you work at a place for God. The place itself is nice. At least you don't have to deal with the staff too much. Peaceful and beautiful place to visit no matter what faith you are from. Accessible for wheelchairs and scooters. There are benches throughout the gardens so you can sit and pray or meditate. Pathways are shaded so you don't overheat too bad in the warmer months. There is a nice gift shop as well.

Awesome church, very friendly, and great child care!read more

The most friendly and welcoming church that I've ever attended. It has a beautiful sanctuary and…read morepastor Wally doesn't just preach, he teaches.