The people are very nice and welcoming. The pastor speaks well and is easy to follow. It is…read moredefinitely a "seekers" church. They do not do a verse by verse expository teaching of the Bible. They do not address the tough issues of the day. They keep it watered down and friendly.

I have been going to GLC since I was invited to my great nephew's baptism 2 years ago next month…read moreand have been coming back nearly EVERY Sunday since then. I'd never seen a full dunking baptism performed before it's fascinating. I was born in Racine and baptized a Catholic. Attended Catholic grade school and high school, and was basically never taught anything about the Bible. I would like to join a "small group" Bible study so I can learn more about God and the history of religion. Pastor Josh is such a dynamic and relatable speaker, I get so much out of his talks every Sunday and that is the reason I keep coming back.

Great welcoming body of Christ! The people make you feel welcome and the cafe is also quite nice…read moreeven to someone who doesn't like coffee! Shoutout to the great worship Pastor Amanda, and Pastor Kevin. Great people with a passion for telling the world about God!

Journey is a remarkable church! The teaching is amazing and the people and staff are very kind and…read moreinviting. I would recommend them to anyone.

Greatest place for the family to grow in God. Amazing LAKELAND PARK now open for kids!!!read more

In 2012 , I attended their small group, celebrate recovery for "hurts, hang ups and habits"…read more (A Christian based 12 step program like AA.) I was so impressed by the Pastor Josh, his wife Lisa and church that I became a member. The volunteers are always helpful and smiling! I was born and raised Catholic and always had questions no one could really answer... so I always felt lost. When I found Lakeland Community Church, I felt like I was "home"! I get so much out of the weekly sermons. I frequently feel like the message was "directed and meant just for me and where I'm at in my life." I look so forward to every Sunday message. I must not be alone, since the church has grown and they are constantly expanding. There are small groups you can join that will help strengthen your journey in life and your relationship with Jesus. Recently, they opened up a Lakeland play land/park which is 5000 ft.² for children to play, all free and open to the community. During spring break, the Playland was so busy with children and their families that it hit capacity several times. So I would say that Lakeland's Playland is a huge hit with the church and the local communities!! My Grandson (7y) has given it a huge "thumb up"!! I hope my review will help some individuals & families to find their home in Jesus at LCC. God bless Denise H

i haven't been to church in years but recently i've been unhappy with myself and my life and i've…read morebeen feeling that urge to go to church. decided to check lifespring out and after the service i felt a huge weight get lifted off of me. everyone was so nice and welcoming. i cried at home because its been so long since people were so welcoming and supportive to me. can't wait to go back

Service is Sunday at 10 am. Visited this church with my friends this Sunday. It is in what looks…read morelike a strip mall. There's ample parking with a ramp from the parking lot to the sidewalk/entrance. The congregation is bigger than I thought it would be from the outside, maybe around 50-75 people. There were a good number of children with a wide age range. After the worship, the children went to Sunday School, I enjoyed the bluegrassy worship music. Everyone has their own sermon preference. It seems like there are two pastors. The younger pastor gave the sermon. It was on Paul's advice for how to live, specifically examining Philippians 3. Everything is wheelchair accessible, including the restrooms that have a spacious accessible stall. The worship area is also accessible with detachable single seats, which I prefer to permanent seats that cannot be moved for wheelchairs. They even had chairs already removed for wheelchairs on both sides of the back rows. I can't remember if there were parking spaces specifically designed for people with disabilities, although it could have been hidden by the snow. They did do a good job at clearing the snow, but some spaces had some icy snow. The parking spaces directly in front of the door and ramp were all open, even though we came literally a few seconds before the service started. The people generally seemed nice. They had a reception after the service with snacks, tea, and coffee. It was a nice time for the kids to run around and for the adults to mingle. For more information, check out their website at getlifenow.org.

Beautiful church. It is situated in a place surrounded by a farm and has a wide road for entrance…read more Very quiet atmosphere and nice people. You should come and visit this place.

From the owner: Since our parish was established in 2007, we have been holding Mass in a remodeled barn in Northern…read moreLake County, Illinois. Now, in just under six years, our parish has substantially grown, no longer allowing the barn to be an adequate space for worship. So, with the support of our Archbishop, we developed the historic preservation project of St. Raphael The Archangel Catholic Church. This process entails using the salvaged remains of two closed and deteriorating Chicago churches of classical and sacred architecture, St. John of God and St. Peter Canisius. Thanks to the generosity of our parishioners and friends, we have made great progress in the construction of the new St. Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church. It exists today because of the conviction, talent, generosity, sacrifice and prayer of those who have gone before us and of those today who believe in our mission and support our vision.

A place you can call home! This church is so welcoming, my…read morefamily and I decided to make it our church home. Come out and experience God's love through people! Every Sunday 9AM and 11AM services.

I've called Immanuel my home for over 50 years and it is so welcoming and the sermons are always on…read more track. I now travel 1 1/2 hrs to come there when I can because I moved but I still watch on line

I really enjoyed Sunday Service at Kenosha Bible Church. The worship music was current but not too…read moreloud and there was something interesting for kids of all ages. The greeters are the door were so welcoming. It's worth a try if you are looking for a church.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Bible Churches…read more- Evangelical Churches - Free Evangelical Churches - Christian Churches - Youth Organizations & Centers - Churches & Places of Worship

Great music, excellent teach, great fellowship!If your looking for a church that has both…read morecontemporary and old hymns along with great biblical teaching this may be the church for you!

Great atmosphere and the people accept you for who you are regardless of your past. Pastor is real,…read morenot fake.

I love the chapel community, overall they make me feel happy and the services are welcoming and…read moreamazing!

I've come to this church several dozen times now. There is some (some) good worship music. And…read moreoccasionally a very inspired message. I also believe there are some good people here. (Pastor Cory was great.) My issue? They dress like slobs. To me, it seems fake and like they are trying to relate to "the common man."I'm not a fan of the skinny jeans and fog machine churches. But these guys wearing shorts and dirty shirts? They are often wrinkled messes. In shorts . Preaching. Men in their 50's and 60's. Is it disrespectful to the Lord? Is it insulting to the congregation? God KNOWS our hearts and John the Baptist wore camel skins, slung over his shoulder. So seriously is it wrong that I think those on stage shouldn't be among the worst dressed of all? The leaders have one job basically - and that's to preach on Sunday morning. And yet when that time comes all they can find is a pair of shorts and an wrinkled ill-fitting shirt? It just doesn't ring true. They wouldn't dress like this go out to dinner I imagine. And yet here at church.... The Chapel group- It's a very successful organization. What gives? I dress nicer to sit on my couch.

I came here for a group bonding event involving the high and low ropes course. The scene is very…read moregorgeous, right on the lake and plenty of trees and scenery. The actual ropes course is very fun with plenty of various levels for beginner to advanced involving a climbing wall, zip line, and various heights. We also did more group level challenges with an actual leader from the camp. Our leader John was a very thoughtful friendly man who ensured we were safe while working as a team. The bathrooms onsite are very clean. We had lunch here as well, it was 'Taco Tuesday' on a Monday-- a full taco bar with churros, popsicles, and fruit. The dining area is a very classic bare bones camp environment, but the views from the outside tables are phenomenal on a sunny day. They have a small little beach with a pier for kayaking.

My daughter and I have attended the mother/daughter retreat at Covenant Harbor for the past 4…read moreyears. I can not say enough good things about it! The staff is friendly, the activities were well planned out, the grounds are beautiful, the food is great, the accommodations are clean, comfortable and cozy. My daughter isn't one for overnights so I was shocked when she told me she wanted to go to a week long overnight camp here. This is the ONLY camp she would even look at! Thank you Covenant Harbor for offering such great family programs!