Love Holy Trinity Fish Fries! I've been going ever year since I can remember. I used to work as a…read moreserver there when I was in grade school! Everyone there is so nice and they have kids walking around serving free water and orange drink! :) I love the pierogis they are out of this world. My family raves about the perch but I am allergic to seafood.

Lenten Fish Fry. Great job! The staff is awesome. Everyone is so helpful. Good food too. Do this…read moreat lent!

If you want to learn the bible and how to live by it Hope Christian Church is for you!!read more

I loved attending Hope Christian Church. I felt the Holy Spirit there. Couldn't wait to go every…read moreSunday. After I jointed the Church I had a serious medical issue that kept me out of Church. God healed me so i was well enough to go back. I now live in a retirement community only 3.5 miles from the Church in North Ridgeville. I called the Church to see if there was any help they could give me for rides but was told I could watch the services on line and apologized. I am really disappointed that a Christian Church could not attempt to help.

I first visited Journey Church - Avon campus on a Saturday evening in late April 2026 for a group…read moremeeting and then again for a church service on Sunday, May 3rd 2026. The church is big with the main hall fitting about 350 people. Journey Church is a Christian non-denominational church with 3 locations. The first location is in Fairview Park. I enjoyed visiting the Avon location for church. I was greeted upon entering, then I went to the complimentary tea/coffee station and poured myself a cup of tea, then I went into the sanctuary to find a seat. The 12:30pm service that I attended was a great experience. Pastor Phil spoke with enthusiasm and gave Biblical examples. The praise and worship team played lively music. If you're looking for a church, you should visit Journey Church in Avon. They have plenty of groups (Bible study groups, singles groups, divorce care group, etc) - these groups will allow you to meet more people. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 80/250 total reviews in 2026 - 921 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 13 May 2026

When I first attended Journey church, I was a little taken aback by the way members of leadership…read morewere so emersed in conversations, that they would fail to say hello to those who passed them in the lobby. The second time I went, I noticed that individuals went out to their way to say hello. The last time I attended, I was darn near ran out of the sanctuary by the loudness from the singing (summer 2026). Unfortunately, even the ear plugs didn't help. It felt as though the women were attempting to sing louder than one another. Worship is for the Glorification of Christ and not a place for showmanship or stardom. Overall, I like the church; however, the loudness of the singing is a little hard to take. Just wanted to close out on a positive note. Ladies, you have beautiful voices and I wasn't meaning to imply anything different. I just want us to be mindful of those in the audience and who they are trying to connect with during worship. When you sing or play an instrument too loudly during worship, it comes across as a rock concert with Christian music.

A parish is much more than a fish fry... these reviews are ridiculous. A review should be evaluated…read moreby how the parish leads souls to Christ -- that's ultimately the mission of any parish. With that in mind, this parish has been a mixed experience for me. Architecturally speaking and in terms of interior design, it leans heavily toward a modernist, minimalist aesthetic that doesn't quite reflect the depth and richness of the Catholic tradition. The layout feels more akin to a Protestant worship space. The tabernacle is also placed off to the side by a window -- rather than in a central and prominent location -- which is a liturgical concern. While it's practical for outside adoration, it unintentionally downplays the centrality of the Eucharist, especially during the highest form of worship at the Mass. The Church teaching talks about the placement and design of sacred spaces matter -- not as personal preferences, but as visible signs of the veiled mysteries we celebrate. Beauty and reverence in church architecture help form the soul and draw us into deeper prayer. After all, the Mass is when Heaven and earth meet together. Imagine helping the faithful see that in the beauty of how the church is architected and design. This church is missing that overall. That said, the spiritual life of this parish has been a source of grace for me. The ability to stop by and adore Jesus in the adoration chapel almost daily has been great as it's a quiet and consistent reminder of His presence. The young adult group also gathers here weekly on Tuesday evenings, which has also been a major highlight. It's a faithful, encouraging community that's helps grow closer to Christ and connect with others on the same path. So while I hope to see this parish gradually move toward the sacred tradition that has been unfortunately lost throughout the Church ins parishes everywhere, I cannot deny the good fruit the parish does bear. Ultimately, this is a place where you can encounter Christ, deepen your prayer life, and be supported in your walk with Him -- and that's what matters most.

We have been parishioners at St. Joes for 9 years and our daughter goes to the day school. We will…read moresend all of our children here. We couldn't be happier with our experience being a part of the church community here. Fr. Ron our pastor is a special leader and makes everyone feel welcome. His messaging is engaging and encourages participation in a gentle way. Maureen Goodwin, our principal is great! I would highly recommend St. Joseph Parish to anyone on the west side looking for a church home.

Not a steeple with pew setup. This church is very informal, casual, and provides instant…read morefamiliarity. The website suggests a coffee house type setup and it truly does. Come as you are, find a seat at a table, sit down, and be apart of something great and good.

Pastor Jeff and his wife Donna, are truly wonderful and caring people. The church is very informal,…read morecoffeehouse style.... But the messages hit home and are current.... Try it you won;t regret it and you may even find a Sunday Home of Faith....

As a former member, we really miss St. Paul and the congregation. We attended the 'traditional,…read moreliturgical worship. For those who prefer the contemporary service, there are also options for those as well. Because we relocated, we were never able to send our children to the school that is also highly regarded by parents. There are all differnt ministry options (small groups, womens' ministry, etc.) Although we moved 4 years ago, we pray that we find a congregation in our new location that is similar to St. Paul LCMS.

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Absolutely the best Bible driven church I have been too. The Pastor is honest, real and does not…read moresugar coat the Gospel. You're welcomed as soon as you enter the parking lot and when in the church love is everywhere. Great programs for kids, adults, recovery and more. Live band with great talent and current christian music.

From the owner: Anchor Church is here to connect people with the gospel of Jesus and help them have hope in…read moreeveryday life. This hope is found by focusing on God, His family, and His mission.