This used to be our synagogue. Until I moved to Boston, and my mom kinda stopped going. Well,…read moretechnically its still our synagogue. I have no idea how to properly review a synagogue, never been to a bad one :)) Beautiful building, nice rabbi, huge parking lot (suburbia at its best). Your standard suburban Jew heaven. Classes for kids and adults, library and events. Overall, we like it and had a very pleasant experiences here. Shalom.

This is the most Wonderful Congregation in Minnetonka. Beautiful Synagogue with Rabbi Harold…read moreKravitz - Senior Rabbi since 1987 - who always extends his hand for a warm greeting. He even remembers all their names, including mine as a newcomer; that is very impressive. Shalom to all at Adath Jeshurun Congregation (Yelp, correct the spelling please - it is Jeshurun not Jeshurn)...

Best Greek Fest North of Saint Louis, Missouri's Central West End. The food is great. Last year…read morethey rented their space to Vail Communities for the "CarniVail". Thank you for your Christianity and outreach. Thomas Normile

St Mary's is an absolutely beautiful church located in Uptown right along Bde Maka Ska…read more I have been here a couple of times now as this used to be my voting station, and also is the host of the Minneapolis Greek Festival. The interior of the church is gorgeous with art everywhere, but the highlight is really the outdoor space. They have an insanely beautiful patio with views of the lake and perfectly trimmed greenery. I have never attended for a religious reason, so I absolutely have no authority to comment on that aspect of the church. However, the Greek festival hosted here is beyond impressive. The crowd here is massive, but they open up the whole church to be home to tours, wines, food, drinks, desserts, and little shops. I tried so many different foods and drinks and they were all amazing. I even bought some jewelry as a gift for my partner. I highly recommend everyone come here and check out this beautiful venue and certainly attend the festival next summer.

I went here to hear Michael Pollan discuss his new book and personal food beliefs. The line was…read morewrapped around the builing, but moved quickly because staff or volunteers had multiple lines checking peole in. The place was packed. We sat in almost the very last row, but half way through the synagogue there was a drop down screen where he was projected for us in the back to still be able to see and hear.There was a very large parkig lot that got full, but there was plenty of street parking as well.

Another Orthodox church that we support. We are there at least twice a year for the parish feast…read moreday and for the Romanian festival which is this Saturday. I've been visiting here for decades. Actually it was coming here that I discovered that there are actually brown eyed people in MN. At the festival is where I discovered Romanian sausage. Even the cabbage rolls are different. I think they make them with vinegar, unlike others. I love seeing everyone in their dance costumes. They usually have a Romanian singer or band come in from Chicago. There is a dance where they invite the audience to join in. Fr. Mirca is one of the younger rectors and has been here for awhile. Just like SSP the service is in Romanian.

Visited Jehovah Jireh during their recent anniversary, I attend Open Door and our worship team…read moreplayed a couple songs. We were welcomed with open arms by their friendly staff & members, and enjoyed the entire service! Jehovah Jireh is a class act and a great foundation for anyone looking to better themselves and their lives! If I didn't already have a home church I would be at Jehovah Jireh!

This is a Music Venue, that brings in big main stream Christian Bands and Artists. They also have…read moresome local band events including tournaments. In the basement they have pool tables and a coffee bar and lounge. Where you can order other things including pizza and similar food items and other drinks (Non-Alcoholic) This place has had some great and amazing rocking concerts these past 3 years I have been going that and I would suggest this venue for anyone who wants to hear some great music.

I feel odd writing a review about a church, since the basic mission of ministry is universal and…read moregood, but as a newbie to Minni, I would be remiss if I said that I didn't find this church lacking. The website and the image that they market themselves under is not consistent and true with the type of church that it is. They market themselves as a non-denominational church that is welcoming and open to all and is there to help bring new comers into the path of Jesus Christ. One gets the impression that it is friendly to new people and those who are of younger generations. In actuality it is not very welcoming and the crowd is much older then I was anticipating. I was probably one of two people under 30 in the crowd of 40 or so. The pastor had good content but his delivery was a little off-putting. I'm not a fan of being told when to say "Amen" or being prompted to say "Hallelujah". Also, they take communion which I only have experienced a few times at other churches that I have gone to but this is a weekly experience at 3 Degrees. I am neutral as to taking weekly communion since bringing the spirit of Christ into one's body is what the whole purpose of the act is about. As someone who is new to Christ however, it was not a place where I felt very welcomed. The music is a bit to gospel and out-dated. I just couldn't feel a connection to the greater Purpose here.

They do not treat everyone fairly. They bring their own judgments they limit who they give…read morecommunion to based on their assumptions of visual observations.

Not sure why this one hasn't been reviewed before but it was a delightful parish church. We arrived…read morehere because we were looking for a sports bar nearby and thought we'd drop in for Saturday evening Mass while in the area ... glad we did. This church/parish/school has been here for decades and anchors the neighborhood. They have a well-developed ministry to the area and broadcast everything through their parish newsletters and on their website (http://www.holy-spirit.org/church-home). Delightful mission, engaging priests, and sizable number of parishioners - this is a hit in the neighborhood and was a wonderful respite for us. Try it some weekend.

Nice larger church with good sermons delivered. The Christmas and Easter services are nice…read morebecause there are a number of times in which you can attend them.

Largest Lutheran church in the states I think. Traditional services on Sunday morning- good music-…read morenice people. good place to go for the easter/christmas services. tons of volunteer opportunities and stuff going on. easy to hide if you want- more fun if you join an activity or group