Give it a try then make your decision from there. The Christmas service I attended yesterday was my…read moresecond visit and I plan to continue

We've been going here for about four years, now, and we love it! The coffee is fantastic, the…read morepastor and band are great! Pastor Mike: He's so funny and doesn't have a holier-than-thou complex some pastors seem to have. He teaches things that people really need to hear, regardless of wether they want to or not. The Band: They're fantastic! Sam, Sanè, DZ and one drummer who's name we don't know... (stands during I Will Live and we love it!)(If anyone knows his name, that'd be great!) The Coffee: Great prices, great drinks! The staff are so patient and kind! They go through the line like Chick-fil-A: quick and kind. If you need a church that loves you no matter where you are, you're in luck! That's literally the motto! "Love people where they are and encourage them to grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ" It was hard moving half way across the country but this church has made it a lot easier. It's the best.

Beautiful temple with peaceful surroundings. Ample parking and easy to locate. Ensure you adhere to…read morethe Dress code to get inside.

The temple is beautiful. It's a magical place where everything feels so divine and serene. However,…read morelately the board and their members asking for donations and only treating the rich folks like human made us not go there anymore. particularly there is this one lady, she treated us like subhuman while we were just there doing our regular prayers, she said we are not allowed to do the prayers unless we donated. I felt very hurt, that was our temple where we went every weekend for worship, but after that episode, we have completely stopped going there and instead go to HSNC where all the folks are always super super super SUPER friendly. unlike the money hungry donation collectors in the SV board!

I've been going to this church since preschool. Everyone is so welcoming and the sermons challenge…read moreyou in a good way. Part of the cooperative baptist fellowship, we support women in leadership roles. The service on Sunday is pretty traditional with a smaller but very friendly congregation. You will also love the music!

I have been going to Ridge Road since 1955. It is a traditional church but has progressive ideas…read more We have women deacons and have ordained women to the ministry. We have a wonderful choir though it is small. The people are friendly and very caring. Our interim pastor, Dr. Steve Jolly is very good and well liked.

Plenty of parking…read more People greeting and leading you to your seat are extremely friendly and welcoming. Make sure you get in a few minutes early to get a seat. Service starts with a prayer then a few songs- words are up on a screen. (Careful if you sit near the front- it is really load- I have to cover my ears) My husband and I really enjoy Pastor Brian's sermon- very engaging and memorable. I say it is like an advanced bible study. Their motto Grow, Serve and Grow. Flavored coffee in the lobby, and lots of classes and child care available.

The greeters at the door and lobby are great Also the young lady at the Kids entrance, very polite…read moreand informative. The after service meeting, their greetings were half inviting. So overall check out the main service and then view it online after the first time.

We've been going to UUFR for about a year now, after looking at both UUFR and the UU church in…read moreDurham. UUFR has a new energy with Rev Dr Osterman which has just brightened up the congregation. Everyone has been wonderful to us, and we are thankful to have the church in our lives. If you are UU, or even just curious as to what a liberal religious community could be like, it is well worth dropping by on one Sunday morning. In this turbulent time in America, everyone needs a place where they are loved and where there voice can be heard, and that is what UURF is all about.

Unitarians welcome and respect everyone. Whether you know your path or are still seeking, this is a…read morewonderful place for fellowship.

We are all entitled to our own opinions, right? Well here's mine:…read more Parking: 4 Location: 4 Decor/ambiance: 5+ Customer Service: 5+ MAN... Mannnn O Mannnnnn... New Hope... This has to be one of the most amazing churches in the RDU area. The experience from beginning to end was top notch. Its churches like New Hope who are leading the way for this new age church. New Hope is such a welcoming atmosphere. I was able to attend church in a pair of jeans, a t-shirt and a beannie and NO ONE LOOKED AT ME AS IF I WAS OUT OF PLACE! I was floored. I actually feel as if I fitted right in. I love the multicultural attendance. There is an amazing ratio of nationalities represented at New Hope. The word from the senior pastor was great. He was detailed yet easy to follow. He was engaging yet full of substance. They offer so much! They have a really sweet looking children's church! It looked so cool I wanted to experience it for myself. Just a few tips, get their at least 15 minutes before service time to enjoy the time to mingle. They have a full service starbucks out front and it was pretty packed at the 10:45 service. Also get there early to take advantage of the best parking options. With that being said, give New Hope a try. I look forward to coming back soon!

The church is large but they draw to be very engaging. There are a number of community outreach…read moreprograms, volunteering efforts and children's events.

There aren't many Catholic churches in the area. We like this one- it's a beautiful building;…read morefairly traditional (a few parts are said in Latin); yet a modern, inclusive vibe with activities. Sunday mass is held at 9, 1030, noon, and 2 (Spanish). The 9am mass is what we usually attend. It is quick and there is not a choir. The 1030 mass does have a choir. I have not been to the other masses, but I think the noon one is generally black (they use a different songbook that has traditional gospel type songs in it). Christmas, Easter, and Ash Wednesday are always packed, arrive in advance. They are building a new building soon to accommodate for the parish's growth. Smallest Cathedral in contiguous US, but very pretty building.

Best Catholic church that I've been to in Raleigh- I'm used to a very traditional mass, and this is…read morethe closest to what I'm used to at home. The inside of the church has a great feel and the parishioners are very welcoming. Note: The church isn't that big, so et there at least 10 minutes early, or there's a chance you'll be standing in the back.

Very nice church in downtown Raleigh. We went there for Easter and there were a lot of younger…read morefamilies. Great church for new families.

I was in from out of town and I needed a church with a Sunday night service. The 5 o'clock service…read morewas perfect. This is a friendly welcoming community of believers. The worship music is warm & energetic. The teaching is straight from the Word of God, very relevant and not diluted. Blessings to Vintage Church as they bring the love of Christ to a broken and hurting world.

Love it when they have their food sale, I believe it's a fundraiser type deal they do. Amazing…read moreKorean food at great prices!!

Food was amazing!! The lady at the ice cream station didn't have mc flurry's though..read more

We have visited here a couple of times. We were familiar with Hosea Church because my daughter and…read moreI had visited Hill's Church in Pullman, WA where she was attending WSU. Both of these churches are an outgrowth of Blue Sky Church in Bellevue, Washington. Walking in the door, everything seems perfect. Nicely dressed people, a talented worship team, a young, charming preacher. If you have studied any christian history, you'll quickly figure out they are Calvinist, and words like "elect" and "pre-destined" will be heard in the message. Outward appearance seemed to be really important to members here. People were sharp dressed, women in makeup and perfect hair. Everyone looked similar: no worn clothes, no one rough around the edges, no biker t-shirts, no tattoos, no nose rings. For a full building, it was odd at the absence of non-white people or older people. It didn't dawn on me until later that it was basically a middle class club for white college graduates. We left feeling like we had visited a plastic version of church. I'm sure there are a lot of good dedicated people here, but I just believe that you could find a place that feels more genuine, more diverse, and deeper.

Hosea has a very special place in my heart. I have experienced being loved immensely by the people…read morehere at Hosea, and I have also been deeply challenged. I came to Hosea thinking I was a follower of Jesus. Boy was I wrong. If you want to sit in on a service, listen to feel-good preaching, slip out the back of the building after it's over and avoid talking to people just to check off your cultural Christian box so you can feel better about yourself and skirt accountability, Hosea is NOT the place for you. If you're curious about who God is, if you're hurting and need support, if you want to join others in worshipping Jesus, and if you actually want to grow by listening to convicting Bible-based teaching, then Hosea IS the place for you. The people at this church love Jesus, and they're not afraid of showing it. I dare you to come on a Sunday; you won't look back. We also have free donuts and coffee!