I really shouldn't write reviews on churches, because churches should be based on the people and…read morenot the organization.

When you're looking to find a comfortable place to learn, grow, Question try here…read more Personal back story: I've tried Many churches, religious organizations, I've tried place after place but there would always be a point when something would be said, or done, or hinted at, that didn't quite settle. There was expectations, judgement or uncomfortable moments. When I first came here I was on edge, I was ready to not like something. To last no longer then a couple months as per normal. It's been over 2 years now. Our kids wouldn't let us miss a Sunday even if we wanted too. This church is open, accepting, non judgemental, wear what you want, be who you want. Just Be Good, Live Good. Easy. Want to hear more before you come, check out their podcast. I think there's some videos online too. Or ask me, I'll tell you what I can or connect you. Seriously though, it's a no pressure, no judge, live good kind of place that I'm (for once happy to admit I go to)

You can catch a glimpse of Beth Tzedec as you climb or decend this section of Glenmore Trail. What…read moreyou'll find inside is a warm and welcoming Conservative shul, with folks dedicated to Jewish learning and "Moving Tradition Forward". And although this Canadian branch of Conservative Judaism is perhaps a bit more traditional than what's available on the Left Coast, this is the shul I would belong to if I lived in Calgary.

It is q small beautiful church. The baptism area is gorgeous with all the colourful glass.read more

Amazing worship. Great fellowship. Teaching is Biblical, encouraging and inspires me to grow…read morefurther in my faith. Hands down the best church I have ever attended.

I came here to accompany for a couple of Royal Conservatory of Music singing exams. The church…read morestaff are very pleasant and welcoming. However, the parking lot can be a bit confusing, especially if you're coming as a visitor (i.e. there are a lot of spaces designated "church members only","staff only" or "monthly permit holders only"). The church entrance (wheelchair ramp on the side of the stairs) leads to a cozy sitting room/foyer with comfy couches. The sanctuary is like an oven in the summertime (no air conditioning available), so you'd have to rely on an electric fan or cooling unit.

friendly environment, good music, cool pastor; &much more…read more... Check it out.

I was going to do my usual yelping duties and I couldn't help but see the rainbow flags waving in…read morethe air from a church, I thought is this a gay store a gay club? Imagine my surprise to see it was a church. Rainbow flags are pretty rare in Calgary where if you walk in the west end of Vancouver they are everywhere. I was so curious... seems like Hillhurst's strives to accept each individual as they are and the ministry welcomes the participation of all persons regardless of age, gender identity, health, race, sexual orientation, differing abilities, religious or ethnic background or economic circumstances. Hillhurst participates from Inn from the cold hosting the homeless every third Saturday of every month, there is a Kidspace every Sunday mornings for the kiddies, and because of limited parking they encourage folks to ride a bike to mass, walk or to take the train! There are tons of bike racks in the back of the church. I was impressed with the overall openness of this parish on so many levels.

they do some amazing stuff there, almost every day of the week. I have attended 2 plays there and a…read morefew Sunday services since I moved here. I always leave having had a great belly laugh, and my eyes wide opened in viewing my world and the people that make it. Truly open minded and accepting and inspiring!