Welcoming, Spirit filled, Loving church. You are loved and accepted there. Come as you are to…read moreworship.

From the owner: Our purpose is to create a safe place for people to discover who God created them to be; To build…read morean atmosphere of unity, hope, and freedom.

I love my Cornerstone family! The church is filled with so much love and the pastor is a wonderful…read moreteacher who breaks down the word of God to help us to understand it, so that we can grow in the Lord. The praise team is awesome also. Come praise the Lord with us!

If you are looking for a warm, friendly and loving, bible based church, Cornerstone Christian…read moreFellowship is for you. I have grown and prospered so much in God's word and in my life. The pastor breaks down the scripture so that you get much more out of them than just reading the bible. It give you a desire for more of the word. The praise and worship team is awesome as well. You will be truly blessed coming in and blessed going out!

It's virtually impossible to visit Metamora, Indiana without coming face-to-face with a historic…read morelandmark. The Duck Creek Aqueduct, which is also referred to by some as the Whitewater Canal Aqueduct, is a historic aqueduct carrying the Whitewater Canal over the Duck Creek in Metamora, Indiana. Metamora is a small town in Franklin County and is known for its historic landmarks along with a variety of antique shops and "old timey" music. The Duck Creek Aqueduct isn't necessarily a destination spot by itself. However, in conjunction with Whitewater Canal and Metamora, it's one of those "must stop" places. Built in 1846, the Duck Creek Aqueduct is on the National Register of Historic Places and is the only surviving covered wood aqueduct in the United States. While it is over water, the Duck Creek Aqueduct closely resembles an actual covered bridge. It is a single-span Burr through truss aqueduct and measures approximately 90 feet long and 25 feet wide, with a structural height of 25 feet. The trough carrying the canal is formed out of oak beams and panels, and carries water to a normal depth of 2-3 feet. Water management valves and a spillway at the western end of the structure permit regulation of the water level of the canal. The roof is a 20th-century metal standing seam roof. Covered wood aqueducts never really caught on in the U.S., though this aqueduct makes for a very cool feature in an already very cool town. While this aqueduct was built in 1846, it's actually not the original. The original was built between 1839-43 and was washed out in a flood. This structure was strengthened in 1868 and repaired in 1901. After abandonment and deterioration, the Duck Creek Aqueduct was restored to its present appearance in 1946-1949 and has since undergone regular maintenance, including a historically sensitive replacement of the trough in 2005. The Duck Creek Aqueduct is located on the South end of the canal and East end of Main Street in Metamora. While it's hard to imagine missing it, if you can't find it everyone in Metamora knows exactly where it is located. The entire Whitewater Canal area is worth a visit and there are several restaurants and shops worth visiting in Metamora. As an older town in an area that has economically struggled, I will note there are accessibility issues in Metamora. However, even folks in wheelchairs (and I am a wheelchair user) can find plenty to do here and most of the people I've encountered in Metamora are quite helpful. If you're here on a Sunday, visit Boundless Ways of Grace Church where Yelper Rick G. is pastor.

After being raised in this church from the age of 13 and brainwashed thoroughly enough to keep me…read morethere under their spell for 27 years, it is hard to know where to begin with an objective review. I left almost 2 years ago due to the corruption, hypocrisy and lies promoted weekly by their leadership. The apostles of this group are concerned primarily with power and money. If you begin attending, be ready to be received with southern hospitality. Don't be deceived. This is only a front to attempt to set a hook and keep you long enough to begin their indoctrination. They don't care about people at their core. If you aren't a part of the inner clique with a last name that proves your worth, you will find that your value diminishes over time. Unless, of course, you buy into their preaching and donate your houses, lands, retirement funds and stimulus checks upon demand. Please beware of this dangerous place.

This is truly God's church, and the gates of hell shall NOT prevail against it. If you are longing…read moreto see people living a truly sin-free holy life, that have Spirit filled preaching, singing that doesn't need instruments to augment it, and radical young people that will NOT give in to the things of this world, then please visit here.

Great place to worship! Great place to find Christian community. The people are loving and…read morefriendly, and the message is focused on the Word.

Nothing says 'church home' like a church who surely praises the Lord with their whole heart, seeks…read moreHim for the loss and broken, and needy. Who praises Him in spirit and in truth. If you are looking for a home church, in person or on the live-streams, then don't hesitate to stop by for a service and experience the love of God.

This is an amazing church, with the most friendly people you'll ever meet, Pastor Tommy Bates has…read morethe anointing of of God every time he steps behind the pulpit, he is the most amazing pastor.

My church for 25 years-a church for thinking people-I relocated from Ohio to Florida but I still…read more worship there over the internet..

Good welcoming church with a racially diverse membership. I was in town visiting my relatives and…read morestumbled upon this church online. The Senior Pastor greeted us outside. They had a nice beverage bar & some delicious cupcakes too! We got a goodie bag for being visitors. Good praise and worship singers and the message was practical, and scripture filled. I'll visit again next time I'm here

Great church for all ages and backgrounds. it's a come as…read moreyou are with all your issues! I love this church and how it connects to the lost!

The Ridge rocks! A place for normal people who "don't do church". You hear "real world music."…read more You'll laugh. You'll be moved. Come as you are. It will be a well spent hour.

This building is WILD, and very well-known in the architecture world. For starters, it looks like…read morean alien spaceship with a giant space needle on top. When you glimpse it from afar, you can't help but become curious to know what it is and see inside. North Christian Church is just another structure that makes Columbus, IN such an architectural icon. The building was designed in 1964 by Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen. It's shaped like a hexagon, with the sanctuary right in the middle. This results in the sanctuary having an insanely geometric and fascinating ceiling structure. You must go inside and take a look for yourself!

Built in 1964, after Saarinen died at age 51. An amazing…read moreconcrete structure where the steeple floats over the roof. This building is right up there with Dulles Airport, TWA at JFK ,and the Gateway arch. If Saarinen had lived to a ripe old age he would likely have eclipsed F L Wright as the iconic architect of the 20th century. This one building makes a visit to Columbus worthwhile. While many big name 20th century architects have buildings in town, with the exception of Saarinen's dad's 1942 church downtown, they are not great buildings....this is.