Sunday February 28th Tony and I had a driving tour of Fremont Ohio checking out the Historical…read moreBeautiful Churches and Old Buildings. I get very excited seeing the many steeples in a towns skyline, just a reminder of the history of the town and areas. We found First Presbyterian Church on Park Ave.,which was founded in 1833. The building was built in 1847 with renovations in 1893. The gorgeous Romanesque-style architecture is stunning and I definitely want to go inside this beautiful church. I normally make as much effort as possible to go inside but with it being a rainy Sunday, we had to pass on this beautiful church.

Tony and I found this gorgeous Gothic Architecture, Saint John's Lutheran Church was originally…read morecalled German Reformed Congregation and was established in 1842. Fremont Ohio is a true delight for someone like myself that loves history, architecture and beauty!!! I was in total heaven. Definitely need to hk in for a free tour@!!

As children of God, we have brothers and sisters in Christ all over the globe. Although I moved 3…read moreyears ago, the friends I made here became like family to me. They offer a wonderful Sunday School program, great kids ministries, and more than one service so you can always make it. I miss the mid-week Life Line Bible study and I think the work this church will be greatly awarded for their work through the community.

Sunday February 28th, Tony and I drove Route 53 from Port Clinton OH to Fremont, Oh about a 30…read moreminute hop. As we arrived into Fremont, I saw this gorgeous historic church, Saint Anne Catholic Church. I normally like to get out and go inside, but it was 8am, cold, windy and raining. So today I decided to do a driving tour of Fremont, Ohio. I love old historic church and buildings...a true architecture passion and treat for my eyes!!! The Catholic Church was first in area in 1844, originally built a little more west of current site. This gorgeous cathedral was constructed from 1888 to 1891. Original parishioners were German and Irish, official language was Irish Gaelic. Inside ceiling portrays 8 murals of the Beatitudes. When in the area I will definitely try to gain entrance!!!

Have been with University Bible for some time. They do a fine job. They are dedicated to the word…read moreof God and prayer. They are non-denominational and Biblically based, concentrating on college students (our church is one block away from campus) but also open to all, including families. The people are warm and caring. As you look at a worship service we are very diverse. You will see African Americans, Americans, Chinese, Koreans, Hatians, Latinos, Whites, students, middle agers and olders. Good music, good prayer, good messages.

Warm and welcoming 10am church for all ages but that is a great fit for young families and their…read morechildren. Our own family of three began attending a year and a half ago after we moved to Perrysburg from out-of-state. The community, fellowship and care we've received has been wonderful and introduced us to new friends. For our 3 (now 4) year old, Children's Church during the service is organized, fun, safe and age appropriate. The teachers and volunteers have training and require multiple (and group) interviews before starting. Our little boy made friends quickly and loves the new playground built by the men's ministry in the back (open and available to the public). While the family and children support has been wonderful, the preaching by Pastor Daniel and small group bible study has been refreshing and challenging as believers looking to learn.

First erected in 1900, the Historic Church of Saint Patrick is a stunning Gothic Revival style…read morechurch located in Toledo, OH. We were able to gain access to tour the church thanks to the kind folks in the Parrish offices. While there, we saw the Parrish was busy helping the poor by giving out alms to the needy. The church itself is magnificent. I loved the fact they have areas each for firefighters and police in the church. There are dozens of patches from the police and fire departments of cities throughout the world. It was great to be able to tour the church and enjoy its beauty!

Historic Church of Saint Pstrick located in Toledo, Ohio is absolutely beyond gorgeous. It's…read moreabsolutely stunning. I wanted to go in do bad to see the various statues and the life-size figure of King David playing harp. One Toledo's most important religious structure. Started in 1862 by Father Edward Hannin. Its Gothic Architecture Style stands high above the city skyline. Like many churches the doors were locked and I was unable to gain entrance. When I am back in the area, I am definitely hoping inside.

I like going to st Richards church in swanton Eric culler does a great job there hope he plans on…read morestaying there enjoy listening to what he says and his message would recommend st Richards church in swanton