Correction is needed, I recently donated over 1,000 DVD/CDS to this facility fortunately prior to…read moremy leaving OHIO I was able to arrange a delivery method, sadly on my last day I arrived with a collection of over 153 Expensive BOOKS covering a variety of TOPICS Facility was closed and so I like many drove around the back only to realize their was no safe secure placement set aside for this type of donation, what a shock and surprise as I ended up safely packing books in front on the side on tables and seats fortunately there was no rain, all I can say is no body wants to dump a $2500-00 collection of books on the ground next a Dumpster‍ hopefully some care and consideration will be made available for the next donator

Vineyard Cincinnati is a huge facility with a lot of resources, great production, and friendly…read morefront-door teams. However, after attending for a while, it wasn't the right spiritual home for me. I personally struggled to find deep, authentic community here and felt that the social environment could be quite cliquey. Additionally, I personally felt the Sunday teachings leaned toward half-truths rather than the deep, fully transparent biblical messages my soul was looking for. It is a beautiful campus, but if you are looking for a small, tight-knit church family or deeper theological teaching, you may want to look at other local congregations

I've been going to Crossroads for over a decade now and still absolutely love it!…read more Recently, they made some huge changes to the stage and screens and can now do really neat stuff with the background and even the floor of the stage. It creates a more immersive experience for attendees and adds remarkability to the services streamed online. I attend the 8:15am service and never struggle to find parking.

Crossroads is a good church if you're looking for somewhere to just come and go vibe it's a mega…read morechurch I wouldn't recommend coming here if you want build a firm foundation in Jesus however the praise and worship is good and sermons can be good and not good

We LOVE this church. It's a great church that makes you feel welcome. Church isn't like a family,…read moreit IS a family !

Best church ever! We are a family! Love belonging to a church that is so involved in serving.read more

I love this parish. The members are very kind and welcoming, the music is outstanding, and the…read morepastors are all wonderful. Whether you are looking for a beautiful church service to attend while visiting Cincinnati or a parish to call home, I cannot recommend St. Xavier enough. I have found a vibrant community here, with many opportunities for enriching one's faith and serving others in greater Cincinnati area.

Love the architecture and history...... Mass on Saturday…read moreis larger than one expected. Check out their post on Cincinnati Refined

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Been going horizon for over 10 years and look forward to it every Sunday I couldn't be more pleased…read morewe have one the most incredible staffs I've ever ever been associated with love it

Stopped by this morning and found the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption was an incredible…read moreexperience. Big private parking lot and walked in to admire and appreciate the stained glass, incredible woodwork and took the time to walk the stations of the cross One of the volunteers (Ann) was patient, kind and a fountain of knowledge, taking time to share with this out of town visitor. Thank you Ann for a memorable visit.

Gorgeous Catholic basilica in Covington, KY. We were fortunate enough to visit this space in lieu…read moreof a family member's wedding. This church began construction in 1894 and was partially completed by 1915. It is of French Gothic Architectural style and is on the US National Register of Historic Places. Per Wikipedia, "The cathedral is famous for what is said to be the world's largest handmade church stained glass window." "The window was created by Mayer and Company of Munich, Germany, and installed in 1911. It was fully restored in 2001." There is ample parking in the church grounds with an additional overflow lot nearby. It is definitely a beautiful space to visit and attend mass.

Me and my two children first attended Elevate about 8 months ago. We had recently moved from Dayton…read moreand I was looking for a church with a great youth ministry! The minute we walked in we were greeted by Pastor Adam and he started telling us all about their youth ministry before I even shared anything with him. I immediately knew this was Devine intervention! Soon after this my kids attended a youth night service and LOVED IT. We all met at Taco Bell afterwards where I was introduced to Pastor Adayja. I won't go into too much detail, but yet again Devine intervention Over the summer the kids attended Wake Summer Camp. I also served as a leader. This camp was OUTSTANDING! The spirit of God was so noticeably present. I also came to get to know Pastors Jeff and Jess. They have such a heart for God. Being someone who comes from a rocky past and who spent the beginning of my relationship with God attending churches online, I was so fearful when looking for a church that I would have to hide my past and my struggles. Everyone here has allowed me and my kids to be our true authentic selves without fear of judgement. So many of the staff and people we have met here are such a huge part of our lives and support system. These people really show up for you in day to day life. Not just on Sundays. My relationship with God has grown so much here! Every service from the worship to the message is simply amazing. Pastor Jeff preaches wisely, in a fun way that gives life. He makes it so easy to relate the message to every day life. Forever grateful we found Elevate. We love our church!

Attended this morning after listening to about 20 messages online. Absolutely an amazing church so…read moremuch love here. Messages are life changing. Have grown alot closer to the Lord. Definitely coming back. Holy spirit dwells here.

Queen City Church has a beautiful facility, great production value, and a very energetic atmosphere…read moreon Sunday mornings. However, my personal experience with the small group ministry was incredibly tough. I felt that the life groups lacked proper oversight, and the management of those groups felt spiritually unhealthy and exclusive. Unfortunately, navigating the cliquey environment and lack of leadership support left me feeling deeply disconnected and hurt. While the main service has great qualities, I personally struggled to find a safe, welcoming, or structurally sound community here. If you are looking for deep, structured small group accountability and supportive management, you may want to look at other local congregations.

Our family has been attending QCC for a month and has decided to dive into this life giving church…read more The story alone, from Pastor Brian, is enough to throw your hands in the air and say "YES!" The church itself is young, only 6 months old and certainly draws a "younger" generation (think gen z/millennial). However, my husband, not a millennial loves this church. It's a safe space for anyone and everyone along their journey of seeking Jesus. Bible based. This is a big deal for me. We've attended great churches before that are just sadly watered down. The team at QCC packs a huge punch of the Bible but still maintains a fun, witty, loving atmosphere. Enjoyably bible based! We've been accepted with open arms since day one. If you choose to check out a service and attend regularly, I very highly recommend doing the Growth Track where you learn about the church and specifically what gifts God has given to you. It's a very fun, short "workshop" that plugs you into everything QCC has to offer! Bonuses: free coffee and childcare UpdatIng: after spending some time here, we've chosen a different path. The younger generation just didn't relate well to us over time. If you're 18-24, this is the church for you!

The people at this church are truly welcoming. I came here about ten years ago from a narrow-minded…read moreLutheran church. The pastoral staff all voice the LOVE that is the message. There are many aspects to LOVE, including patience and discipline. The message is given in a straightforward but gentle manner. Topics that can be sensitive, like money, divorce and being gay are all discussed openly, by adults with adults. These are real world issues and are discussed, not judged. I'm gay and I felt comfortable right away. In Adult Forum (Sunday School) I did talk about experiences as a gay person and others were receptive to hearing from me. If people disapproved, they didn't say anything to me. Due to health issues, I can't be in crowds now, but I can worship online. It's convenient but I miss the connection to the people.

A wonderful welcoming service conducted in memory and celebration of my Marathon Walking Club…read morefriend Lee Hardy. She planned all the details before ending her life cycle so it was a wonderful experience.

I have been attending 7 Hills for 8 years and for the first time today I saw it from an outsider's…read moreperspective. When you see things all the time you tend to forget how wonderful they are. Today, I brought someone onto campus and explained 7 Hills to them. 1. Parking - I her the friendly parking attendants, the acceasability of parking and explained that in the winter there are little busses that give people rides to the front door. 2. Facility - I showed her the beautiful entry way and how impressive the building it is. The space isnt important for an "awe factor" as much as its important for people who get fearful of having a lot of people in a small space. People who dont suffer from this type of anxiety dont understand how important it is to not feel crammed in. 7 Hills offers space for everyone to feel at home. There are even comfort rooms and rooms behind tinted glass for people who may have special needs for their health. Very unique. Not to mention how clean everything is, even the bathrooms! 3. Attitude - The people volunteering and working at the church were friendly to my guest in every way. My visitor commented on how nice everyone was...not "acting" nice but genuine in their intention to make her feel welcomed. 4. Organization - my guest was impressed with all the working parts and how organized people who worked there were with the people coming in and meeting their needs. 5. Safety - She praised all the people who were making sure everything was secure and running safely. 6. Programs and Opportunities- As we left, I explained to my guest 7 Hills Small groups, service options, outreach programs, the conferences, SUMMIT training, the Worship Academy, the teams, the volunteers and I even pointed out the building where South Eastern University classes are held. She was BEYOND impressed with everything 7 Hills had to offer for every age group, life place and even how 7 Hills loves non judgementally on everyone in the community. 7. Staff - I explained the leadership roles of everyone on staff and she was impressed with how many people are available to meet the needs of anyone or any situation that may arise. When you think about how many people that invest their lives into serving God and the church its mind blowing. We were just stopping by the church to take our children to a program, so she didnt get to experience a service but she said for sure she would.come back for a service, even though she is Catholic she thinks she would like it. (I also love the online option to watch service). This was an overview and as I encouraged my guest to go online and fully check out everything 7 Hills has to offer...I suggest that as well to anyone else looking for a new church home. After my 8 years, there the aweee is renewed in my heart for 7 Hills and I am beyond grateful that I can call 7 Hills my church home.

Hi, I'm just giving some constructive feedback from today's service. A volunteer or church staff…read moremember gave my kid candy during service without asking me. It would be polite to ask the parent first please. Thank you. I would rather my kid focus on the service instead of eating sugar to get hyped up.