An amazing church located in the heart of Tosa. Great pastors, music, and youth programs. Sunday…read moreservices are traditional (similar to a Presbyterian order of worship). The key difference with Congregationalism is that there is no governing hierarchy. Each church governs itself. Congregationalism values each persons individuality on their faith journey, and ability to think for themselves. My husband and I come from different religious backgrounds and this church really met both of our spiritual needs. Another thing I love about this church is it's Community Through Understanding Program, dedicated to bridging the gaps in understanding and developing relationships with our diverse faith community. If you're looking for a church family, start here.

First Church is in the heart of Tosa and welcomes all people from different faiths and backgrounds…read more We knew this was a community of people that we wanted to be a part of when we joined 5 years ago after attending services for many years. The congregation governs the church so it's a very democratic place to worship. It's family friendly, supportive of helping others in need through mission work and in 2018 started a program, "Community Through Understanding," which promotes developing relationships with those of different beliefs. We have found First Church helps us broaden and enrich our spiritual lives. We are better people because of our experience there.

If you're looking for a HOME church ... based on true Biblical Truth? You found it! Amazing…read morePastoral and Music Ministry staff - shoutout to Todd! #FeelingHomesick ! It's true, it is a big church. But it has a family feel. People talk to each other .... they get involved. Whether you're helping out in Sunday School, hanging out at the bookstore or getting coffee... or simply grabbing your coat or walking through - people TALK with each other and not simply the duck and run head down hello. People are genuine. It's a unique church because it's real. CHRISTmas time is extra special... Jesus is the reason every day at Elmbrook.

I enjoy the worship, preaching/ teaching and fellowship at Elmbrook Church. The worship is…read moreuplifting and encouraging.

This is a wonderful Church. The are friendly and welcoming. They are a family…read more God bless them. They are so helpful. Anyone attending will be blessed. The Pastor never compromises the word of God. He and his wife are very friendly too.

The most welcoming people I know. Full Christian theology. Not a big congregation in numbers, just…read morein heart and caring.Not worried about the quality of the clothes that the person wears, just want to greet and invite the person as a child of God. All are truly made welcome. No pretenses.

To know Pastor Char for a minute is like the gift of knowing her for a lifetime…read more We met her when she was intern Pastor at Ascension Lutheran. She made a big contribution to church activities and made a lot of friends. If you are looking for a church leader that cares, comforts and counsels, look no further. Pastor Char is it. Bill & Barb F

Last Sunday my wife and I decided to visit The Way Church in Brookfield. A wonderful experience…read morefor sure. From the moment we walked in the door, we felt welcome. As we waited for the service to begin, Pastor Joshua stopped by to introduce himself and talk about the Church/Service. We enjoyed greatly the Worship Music and the morning's message/sermons from Pastor Joshua and his wife Pastor Emily were biblical, passionate and uplifting. A welcoming congregation and family oriented. The Way Church is on fire for Jesus/God. - We will be back for another visit.

Me and my husband moved to Milwaukee area last year, and we were looking for a church near where we…read morelive. Through Google, I found the way church and liked its vision and mission statement- everyone is welcome. From the first day we walked into the way church, we have felt welcome and friendly like a home. Every Sunday morning, we always have fun at the way church. We love pastor Josh and Emily, and their two adorable children. We also made a lot of great friends there. After 2-year effort, we have had our first kid. I believe our daughter is the gift from God, she is the answer of our prayers at the way church. She will be growing with the Way Church together, she has so many lovely cousins, uncles/aunts as well as grandparents at church watching her growing, how wonderful it is! The most beautiful thing is she is looked after by God. I highly recommend the Way Church to anyone who is looking for a great church!

I wanted to like this church. But at the very start of the visit we had there - a Saturday…read moreafternoon service, the music blasted out from the stage at eardrum rupturing levels. This persisted throughout the service whenever music was played. One should not have to subject oneself to permanent hearing loss when going to church. The music is an obnoxious distraction, and actually harmful to attendees physical health. Shame on you for not realizing that. And no, the earplugs that you have available are not the answer!

What a lovely church. Welcoming, beautiful and filler with beautiful engaging people. The music was…read moreupbeat and lifted my spirits. The pastor and his sermon on serenity hit home for me. I will be back.

Okay, get ready for a shocker - for those that know me…read more This is the church I attended growing up. I think I was baptized here, and went to Sunday School here. I was confirmed here. I was bored out of my mind thru many sermons, and always participated in the Xmas eve programs with the rest of the kids. I left it all behind to be the Agnostic I am now, but there are still some pretty happy memories from my Formative Years that happened here. My mom teaches ESL classes here for the now mostly Hispanic congregation. And she's still a member. My dad and I don't get it, but whatever, it makes her happy. Oh, and she's learning Spanish from her students - have I mentioned she's gonna be 80? And is still hot. A really good experience I had here, was my confirmation classes. The pastor at the time was this no-nonsense, straight talk guy. He used to be not only a marine, but a policeman. He had a very realistic way of looking at the world, and related that to the religious stuff we were learning in 8th grade when we Lutherans were "confirmed". I can still parrot some of the stuff I memorized from Luther's Small Catechism - and if that doesn't amuse and horrify my friends, my friend, then nothing will.

Disclaimer - I also don't attend church here, but this WELS church seems worth a try as they are…read morevery engaged in the community and providing a useful service. If you are looking for a volunteer opportunity, look no further! All you need is a decent grasp of conversational English and you can make a difference and make some friends while doing this. As other reviewers have stated, this church offers English classes for (Spanish speaking) immigrants 3x/week, 2 hours each. It is highly flexible, accepting volunteers from nearby schools, churches, and the community for whatever time commitment they can make. I initially signed up for 1 or 2 nights a week, but loved it so much that I signed up for every night I was available! I helped 2 students with English, they threw in some Spanish lessons for me, and we learned about each other's lives as we learned each other's languages. I developed a great relationship with the 2 students I worked with - so much so that I was sad when one of them was paired with someone else. We are going out for margaritas to celebrate the end of a recent session! The church is extremely generous and donates the space, electricity, and copies of the worksheets that guide our lessons. Other funding comes from other congregations, grants, and donations from students and tutors. The English lessons are headed up by Lori and Issac, two fluent English/Spanish speakers. Students and tutors alike enjoy Lori's enthusiasm and consistency. Isaac offers voluntary Spanish language Bible studies at the end of each day's lesson. Childcare is usually available for children older than 4. At the end of a lesson block student's accomplishments are recognized by having volunteers read their compositions and giving out certificates to students who have had perfect attendance or attended certain numbers of lessons (like 100). Afterwards there is a delicious potluck. It's a great celebration of the progress students make and a chance for locals to try some great Mexican food. For more information check out the English Language Partners page on Facebook. Hope to see you there!

My gosh, how could you not give St Joe's 5 stars. Since moving to Vernon from Wauwatosa and joining…read morethe parish at St Joes it has been nothing but a great experience, so much so that we have enrolled our daughter here in school and will keep her at St Joes until she's through 8th grade. What I like best about St Joes is the community and how involved all of the parents are. Small classroom sizes, dedicated teachers and others families who care not only about their own children but those who share a classroom with them. If you are looking for a great school, a great church and most of all a great community then look no further. St Joes is ready to welcome you.

I go for their chicken dinner during their August Festivals. Have always been happy with quality…read moreof food for the price. Servers are church members who are friendly and helpful. You can take out or eat there in the hall which offers no atmosphere but since they have so many food offerings, i like to stay there and forgo the intimate environment.