I hadn't been to a church in 5 years when I showed up to The Journey. I was afraid that I wouldn't…read morefeel welcome, that the church would be "cliquey," and that I would be offended by the message. Immediately after sitting down, I realized that I was in the right place. I felt so touched and inspired, and encouraged to explore my spirituality and connection to God beyond the confines of a Sunday morning. As Christian churches go, they have their religious tenants that tend to put them in the "conservative" camp, but as far as churches go, I do believe that this one is fairly progressive and accepting. Things to expect: messages concretely tied into real life, excellently performed contemporary music - some of it original, overhead presentation of what's occurring on the main stage so everyone can see, occasional use of videotaped messages when the pastor is traveling, coffee before the service and donuts after, and kind people all around.

I can't say enough about Pastor Darrin Patrick... I'm your typical "raised in the church" girl and…read moreI've grown so much and met some of the best friends I've ever made here. Darrin's not afraid to give it to you straight, though - so just know that going into it. I'm not saying he's all hellfire and damnation, he's just honest - Christians are spending more time and money shopping for and buying "Christian merchandise" than they are building up their communities and making the world a better place. We've side-stepped our responsibilities and turned our faith into a self-help practice. If you are ready to be challenged, or you're looking for a church that welcomes questions and investigation about what Christianity really is, was and should be... I dare you to come. 9am and 11:15 Sunday services at Tower Grove. They have other campuses too - www.journeyon.net. You can also check out Darrin's latest sermon at the website.

Great awesome church! Spacious and great technology for comfort! The best part is the children…read morecenter! Shout out to Jenni, the best nicest person in the early child development center.

TWC is the most Inspiring amazing church i have ever been to…read more The Praise & worship team rocks . Pastor Joe is awesome & funny and i always understand what he is preaching .I love Twin Rivers Worship Center & enjoy seeing my family there .

Having passed by the Carmelite Monastery on a number of occasions, and given that the entrance bore…read morea sign welcoming all to come in and pray, I decided to satisfy my curiosity about this sanctuary of worship. The Carmelite Monastery in St. Louis belongs to the St. Teresa Association, which is a group of Discalced Carmelite monasteries bearing witness to the spirit of the Order of Discalced Carmelite Nuns. The contemplative order's local presence dates to the Civil War. My visit here spurred me to go online to research this often overlooked aspect of St. Louis history. I will note that the Church is a beautiful example of Italian Romanesque revival and the flowers and grounds are extremely well-tended and welcoming. The interior of the chapel includes several statues, an altar, and stained glass windows and was sprinkled with worshipers on Monday afternoon. The space is calm and lends itself well to contemplation. There is also a small gift shop on site. Even though the sign in front said it is closed for lunch from noon-1pm, Joan was kind enough to let us inside. This contemplative space is well worth a visit.

A friend told me about this chapel 6 years ago. I was going through serious health issues at the…read moretime and it provided me with solace and peace. I still visit several times a week and I always leave with feeling a sense of calm. When you enter, the lights are dimmed and it is very quiet. Occasionally, you'll faintly hear the cloistered nuns singing, which is so beautiful. Even if you're not Catholic and just need a quiet place to reflect, meditate, or to just be still for a moment in your hectic life, you might want to visit this chapel.

This has been my church for several years! A great place to belong, grow and serve! When we say all…read moreare welcome, we earnestly mean it.

This place radiated a welcoming spirit the first time I visited, and since then, for ten years, it…read morehas challenged me and my world Is better for it.

Scientology has VERY useful data which I have used to change my life for the better…read more Of course, you CAN read all the negative stuff and put your attention on THAT. But, why bother? If instead you simply LOOK at the information presented with the intention of finding something from what is presented you can USE if you wish, and then USING it to help you with some aspect of living, you will experience some of the life betterment I have experienced in the more than 50 years of studying Scientology. Get the book, Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health. Read it, then USE it. You CAN better your life. My best wishes to you.

I found Scientology 20 years ago. It has fundamentally changed my life. I understand myself and…read moreothers in a new way. It's handled my life complications and because of Dianetics I no longer have psychosomatic illnesses. It's a newer religion and it so worth checking out.

Wonderful community parish with a balance of traditions and relevant services. The Parish members…read moreare very welcoming and Father makes you feel as a family member from the moment he meets you.

Beautiful church and a great community to be a part of. A great place to get married and the…read moretapestries make for beautiful pictures. No cry room but the community welcomes children to be part of the congregation. During Lent they have a delicious fish fry every Friday. Every fall you can expect a fun Homecoming Festival with lots of rides, reasonable priced beer and food, and a live band. And of course, the church takes part in the yearly celebration of St. Patrick's day where there's the huge parade. All over Tamm you will see Irish Pride!

When I first wrote this review I had little understanding. I practiced much and now I have even…read moreless understanding. So i met this master at this practice space when I was a fool. I felt like a fool. But then realized my foolish nature. So I was always a fool, as are we all.

This review is long over do. I've been meditating at the Missouri Zen Center for over a year now…read more If you would have told me two years ago I'd be regularly meditating on a weekly basis I would have laughed in your face.. seriously. I've been humbled by this practice of sitting meditation and have gained wonderful insights to this experience of life. This is a place of equanimity, peace and understanding and I'm truly grateful to have discovered such a practice. Having no knowledge of zen or meditation previous to coming to the center.. I can assure you that all you need with you is an open heart and mind. Monday evenings at 6:30pm is their beginners night and will give you a great introduction to the practice.

This church located in St. Louis, has a wonderful trained priest who provide the sacraments, that…read morethe diocese of St. Louis lawyers would say are valid, but not legal. This is due to the land battle going on and the need the diocese has to rip property that may have value away from parishes because of the priest scandal. The director of music is awesome. There are Latin and English masses available online also to meet the world's spiritual needs during the virus scare in our country. Not sure when church can legally open again due to the virus again. It saddens me that the church is not considered in communion with Rome. Yet isn't ok for people to have their own needs met? I am happy All are welcome to join in communion. I am saddened that the Roman Catholic church does not recognize these things. A downfall is I am not able to walk to the church. I must drive, which because of a handicap, I do not do. The church Secretary has put me in touch with others that can help with this, though. Thank you! They have a wonderful meeting hall, new, improved, and open to anyone who needs the space, for a fee of course. This is to support the church. They also provide spiritual counseling. Father is great. The people in the pews are wonderful and welcoming. Food great at festivals! Did I mention they have a pipe organ? : ) I do find myself saying "I want more of this good thing!"

I attended a church service this summer and really found the sermon to be relevant to our world…read moretoday. The music was spiritual and relaxing to start a Sunday morning with. The art work in the sanctuary was very interesting to view since I had not been to a Polish church service. It is a welcoming congregation and would like to go back for a Christmas service. Maggy

I always search for a non-denominational church whenever i travel--- this place is SPECTACULAR!!!…read more i love worshiping the Lord in this somewhat new congregation! He is moving within this community!!! Check it out! You won't regret it.... what a blessing!

Visited this medium sized church while traveling. I believe it's non denominational. It's 1 of 4…read morelocations in Missouri. Great worship music, packed pews, personal prayer afterwards for folks if they wanted it, and an interesting bible based teaching. Members seemed friendly. We will be back when in the area next time.

IYKYK. Year after year, the most delicious. I'm just…read morerealizing I started a review last year I forgot to post. As you can see, same delicious crispy fish and delicious sides. Absolute hats off to the chef. I love their sides, get there early for hush puppies, although they just ran out at 640p which is really good bc it almost lasted till 7. Whoever is making the red pasta needs to be my BFF. And now there's a cocktail lounge?!? They have margs, bourbon slush and free Natty Light in the line. Line moves fast. And they're so sweet here.

We came across St. Gabriel's Lenten fish fry last week since we saw signs up around Francis Park!…read moreThe line was long but the portions were great and the food was yummy (we got the 1 adult meal option which came with 2 sides. We got fried cod, hush puppies and fries). The volunteers at the church were also very friendly. My fiancé really enjoyed the fried cod. I've never had hush puppies before (fried cornmeal fritters) but they were super good! Other side options you could pick include green beans, coleslaw, Mac and cheese, or pasta.