Absolutely the best experience! This is for everyone! It's not about religion, it's about…read morerelationship. Whether you're strong in your faith, just starting out or have never attended a church service you'll be welcomed here and leave changed and with a new perspective and attitude on life. Try it once. You'll be hooked.

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Very welcoming group of genuinely concerned people. A great opportunity to be with pressure free…read moreChrist centered people to take an objective look at life, Christianity, and Jesus' role in it all. The messages are relevant, easy to follow, and personally challenging. Always come away from services feeling encouraged and hopeful. Highly recommended if you are looking for a Church home. Soon you feel like family.

I have never been able to find a church that wasn't "pushy" into having a relationship with God…read more Lawrence Wesleyan Church is nothing but amazing. I have never felt so welcome being a new member of a church. Pastor Nate is so down to earth and I enjoy and look forward to going to church. They have become another family to me ;) I am blessed

Wow. Visiting from California and I googled a church to attend while here with my dad. We were…read morehoping for a charismatic nondenomiation christian church..... and boy oh boy did we find it!! Parking was a breeze at the 11 am service. Entering the church was very pleasant and we got to meet a woman named Amber. She was very kind and welcoming. We walked into the sanctuary and it was inviting with good lighting, temperature, and inspiring with the posters in the bands worship area. Worship was AmAzInG! Contemporary songs that I hear on the radio and have seen live in concert! The worship leader was great at getting people to clap and be excited to sing. The message was great, it was the main teacher pastor, I missed his name. Easy to understand and follow and used many different scriptures to support the story. Communion was offered to be taken back to our seats! I love that! It is a great time to get close to God and repent and pray with my father before consuming the bread and juice. Ending worship was strong and exciting as well. I look forward to visiting this church each time I come to visit. Blessings!

Not a healthy environment, but lots of performative affection and excitement make that hard to see…read more Took me a long time to see it for what it is. My years here really harmed me in the end. Also, for those who are try to figure out the theology & beliefs here, this is basically your standard evangelical church.

We were in town from Indiana for a Futsal tournament in Overland Park. Found Greenhouse Church…read moreonline and decided to attend. There were 10 of us, mostly 15-16 year old girls in our group. We were welcomed with open arms and felt very happy with the church. They know how to praise and worship. I especially loved the small prayer they did before the sermon where the people next to me invited me to pray with them. Highly recommended.

If you have been looking for answers in all the wrong places, have been curious about who this…read moreJesus guy is, and want to just be around sinners and people who don't have it all together, I know the place for you. First Christian Church is an open, down-to-earth, medium-sized, non-denominational church with a great staff and committed congregation. FCC has two services: traditional and contemporary at 9am and 11am, respectively, every Sunday. The first service has a robed choir that sings the more traditional hymns, while the second service has a full band that plays the more contemporary music you may hear on the radio. I attend the second service. The church has a solid youth group that meets Wednesday evenings, and even has daycare and bible study classes during the service for the little ones. FCC has various opportunities and activities for anyone wanting to serve, wanting to learn more about who God is, or wanting to participate in other areas of interest (such as grief counseling). FCC also has ties with the LINK community soup kitchen that serves meals four days a week, as well as with the Family Promise organization that helps homeless families get back on their feet. I have attended First Christian Church for three-and-a-half years now. Pastor David Rivers (note: who is NOT there any more) makes obsolete biblical concepts relevant to everyday life and even explains the historical background and translation of words from the current text. He has a great sense of humor and I have never left a service bored out of my mind. When I moved to Kansas City a few years ago from Lawrence, I attempted to look for a church I can grow with spiritually and gain wisdom to better serve God, and unfortunately after a couple weeks I was not able to find one that matched what I sought. Thus, I still commute all the way from Kansas City, because the church is THAT good! But don't take my word for it; check it out yourself!

From the owner: FCC is a vibrant, welcoming community of Christians committed to helping imperfect people become…read moremore like the perfect Savior, Jesus. Welcome home.

Victory bible church is a very warm welcoming place. My husband and I were nervous to go back to a…read morechurch but pastor Barbee and his wife made us feel at ease. They speak straight from the bible. Pastor is wiling to answer all questions with proof of the word and if he doesn't have the answer he will do his best to find it in the word of God and come back and share his findings. Our children love it as well! Sundays are our best days.

I've been a member of church all my life I gave my life to Christ at the age of four as a little…read moregirl. I've attended a lot of churches throughout my life and this one is one that I visited when I first moved to the Lawrence area. They were the first church that I visited. The people were very nice and friendly however me growing up in the church of God in Christ, I guess I'm just used to a certain liveliness in the church. Choirs, worship and praise that usually leads to shouting and dancing before the Lord. Through the years I've come to learn that a lot of churches have their own way of addressing worship and praise. Some are very private about it while others are very open. So I don't judge that, nor do I question that. This church is located in a wonderful spot it faces Massachusetts which is a very popular roadway it is a tourist road and highly traveled. The signage on the building is a little disappointing because you can barely see it as you drive by because the wording is very small. The church is very clean and it's a decorated church and has a huge capacity very spacious. Their pulpit has a lot of room for a praise and worship team but also a choir if they have one and as far as I know they don't have one, just a praise and worship team. They are praise and worship team is a mixed cultural group. You have the young worshiping with the old, some are singers, others are guitarist and drummer's. What I love most about their praise and worship is that they do have a screen that puts the words of the music on it so that you can follow along. I have been to churches that you had to be quiet because you never heard the song and because there were no words you couldn't sing. The pastor Leo Barber sr, is a elderly man I'm assuming in his 80s but you wouldn't know it when you hear him preach. He preaches the word Of God and he seems very concerned about the people who attend. I was greeted very friendly the only thing that shocked me was that they prayed over the offering but they didn't take up any. This may be due to Covid, but I did leave my tithes with the church and they did take it. One thing that did concern me, and it may just be that due to Covid a lot of members haven't been attending church like they usually do, but I didn't see any children in this church and every church i have attended from the time I was a little girl has always had kids in it so it was just kind of strange to be there and see all these adults And see no kids. But for the most part if you're looking for a church that will make you feel at home make you feel welcome, I do recommend stopping into this church but leave your expectations at the door and just let God meet you and show you how much he loves you. Once you do that you get over what you expected, and you accept what you receive, and by that alone, you won't be disappointed.

I just visited this church for the first time. I was thoroughly impressed. They have great…read moreworship, progressive teachings, diverse congregation, and transparency with the members. I spoke with the pastor after church, Pastor Diaz. He was very open and willing to talk. He and I both speak Spanish, so we connected over that and his outreach ministries. I also got a cute gift for my first visit! I felt very welcomed and would come back again

Your always welcomed here and they have a great kids program if you have little ones and they have…read moreyouth group on wensday for middle schoolers , the people there are really nice and care about you a lot 5 stars

Even though, on most any visit to the ECM I've felt a little on the outs (maybe just me being…read morehyper-sensitive about my un-Christian-ness--- after all, it's not Ecumenical Whoever-the-Heck Ministries-- wait, um, is it?), I am pleased this place exists because I think they are really trying to provide something meaningful for the community of KU/Lawrence. And to any of my non-Christian brethren, they may have an agenda, but I think it skews far more to the "we wanna help people/have inclusive events" than the "convert people" side. Just saying. Check the website for the most up-to-date details as each semester may offer slightly different programs or hours. As of now, though, they are commonly known for: Veggie Lunch! 11-1pm (like i say, hours change, you should check the site), a free lunch (well, sorta, they accept donations) and you can talk to the random veggie-heads/ECM crew. probably going to meet someone who just got back from tanzania, someone leaving tomorrow for ecuador and someone who knows how to build a canoe with a sleeping bag and a tree branch. Human Sexuality Class offered by former prof. Dennis Dailey. The controversial Dailey is still going strong just off campus. This class is offered on a sliding scale, like most things ECM puts on. Alternative Breaks and Eco-Justice Field Trips-- for students who want to do something beside Cabo over the holiday A $5 International cooking class on Mondays?! (It's true. They just taught Irish food.) Also the current home of Solidarity's library--- (yeah? remember them? Anarchists and Christians!? I'm tellin' ya..)

This place is amazing. Open and inclusive, thought provoking and fun, and a great place to retreat…read moreif you are walking on campus and need a spot to rest in between cold weather. There are tons of happenings here, everything from the young feminists weekly meeting to a weekly forum about social justice issues. Thad, the center's coordinator, is such a warm person, who couldn't resist coming in for at least a try of veggie lunch?