Awesome church that offers American, Vietnamese and Hispanic service…read more It is in a sketchy part of town but you are walking distance to local asian store Viet Hua and several Vietnamese restaurants. They've held numerous festivals and events to bring diverse cultures in their parking lot and are very open to the public. Very welcoming group i must say =)

This church has been around for a while. Friendly, good facilities and I enjoy the pot luck for…read morelunch. If you're looking for a Chinese church it's definitely worth checking out.

The church had many opportunities for spiritual growth from Tibetan bowls to reiki to meditations…read morethroughout the month. It also has an outdoor labyrinth open to the public 24 hours a day seven days a week A beautiful setting with warm invitations to all come and enjoy the trees and flowers and talks a walk or come for meet and greet 945 to 1030 and then one hour service every Sunday There are also grief counseling and AA meetings as well

10 out of 10 would recommend! Great place to go if you are hungry for the Word of God! Get you some…read morespiritual food at this strong sound congregation! #PreachtheWord!

Drawn by the marker in front that describes the history of this church and the progress of Roman…read moreCatholics in Tennessee. The church was all secure on a Saturday afternoon so I was unable to do inside today. The marker reads, "St. Peter's was founded in 1840, the first Roman Catholic parish in West Tennessee and given to the Dominican Order in 1846. The present church was built 1852~1855 around a smaller church which was then dismantled and carried out the doors. Within 30 years St. Peter's had initiated the founding of three downtown parishes, St. Agnes Academy, St. Peter Orphanage and Christian Brothers Univ. During three Yellow Fever plagues of the 1870's, 8 priests & 11 sisters of the parish died while succoring the spiritual & temporal needs of the city. Early pastors T.L Grace, and J.S. Alemany later became archbishops. A revived St. Peter's was totally restored and added its Fr. Leo Arnoult Parish Center, 1985~91." It is a beautiful building and well worth a visit for anyone who appreciates classic architecture. There is metered parking nearby and the church has a lot they offer for free during services. [Review 19853 overall - 405 in Tennessee - 826 of 2023.]

This church is very old looking and pretty. It's clean and well laid out. Lots of seating and easy…read moreto hear inside. The decorative window are well done and ceiling was great too. If I were a local id attend it.

Enjoyed our time here. Stained glass is beautiful. Probably the only safe place left in Memphis…read more Make sure to make an appt as they are a small temple.

This is my favorite church in the Memphis area. When I came to this church I did not know what to…read moreexpect. I was weighed down and needed Gods direction and grace. And that's what God and this church showed me. This church is the place to be. The doors are always open! God is so faithful.

Great church, great leadership and lots of warm loving Pentecostals.read more

I absolutely love Temple Israel! I go every Friday night to welcome in Shabbat. All of the rabbis…read moreare very friendly and welcoming. The synagogue is very large, and there's always a huge crowd on Friday nights. There's lots of snacks and red and white wine before service, and more wine and challah bread after service. The services are one hour long, and the siddur is transliterated for those who aren't fluent in Hebrew. Best place to go to welcome the Sabbath!

After living down here for almost 2 months we finally found ourselves a temple…read more I couldn't begin to imagine how wonderful and friendly everyone would be. I've gotten calls to make sure we know about upcoming events (since we aren't on the mailing list yet). They also have a Tot Shabbot once a month so our toddler can go to services. We went last night and the cantor was wonderful. Our son had such an amazing time. I'm looking forward to attending the mommy and me classes. Everyone at temple has been so opening and welcoming, it's a great community.