Love this church! From the moment you walk in, you are greeted with friendly smiles and a welcoming…read morespirit. The preaching is God centered and the people are all about doing community together!

From the owner: We gather on Sundays at 9:30am & 11am.read more

St. Ignatius is a wonderful church community. Rev. Msgr. Joe Pellegrino really cares about the…read moreparishioners and that caring spirit is seen and felt throughout the church in every mission, bible study and Early Childhood Center. They have a food pantry that is stocked by the parishioners and helps the needy and less fortunate in the area, and the Upper Pinellas Pregnancy Support Services Center helps pregnant moms, single moms, parents and grandparents raising babies and young children. We have many visiting priests that come and go throughout the year, namely, Fr. Kevin Molloy, our loving and wise retired priest, who is with us from the fall through the spring, and the dynamic Fr. Gregory Ogbenika who comes from Nigeria every summer from July through September. I am also very fond of the fact that newly ordained priests always come to St. Ignatius right after ordination to hone their skills with our parishioners. Lastly, the church choir led by Anne Harmon is fantastic and they perform many concerts throughout the year. St. Ignatius is truly a church family. Donna Cosenza

We were down from Ohio on vacation and looking for a Church. We found Family of Faith Church. When…read morewe walked in we were welcomed beyond our hope. These people were so friendly they made us feel like family. The Spirit was so strong and we really enjoyed ourselves. When we come back next year we have our other Church. Helen T

There are so many good things about this church. It feels like a comfy shoe. It's welcoming and…read morefriendly and must if all the pastors really challenge you to grow in the Lord and dig into the Bible.

message from pastors are good-too much like a concert at the beginning of service -- way too much…read morenoise -way too loud

The St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox cathedral is breathtaking! I am not Greek, nor religious, but I can…read moreappreciate history and beauty when I see it. The exterior of the cathedral is beautiful and well kept, but the interior is amazingly maintained. St. Nicholas cathedral has to be one of the most beautiful and clean places of worship that I have ever been in! This coming from someone whose high school graduation was at the infamous St. Patrick's cathedral in New York City.

This is a beautiful and historic Greek Orthodox church serving the community of Tarpon Springs. A…read morestatue in front commemorates the Epiphany tradition of boys diving for a cross. The marble altarpiece inside is from, I believe, a Greek marble exhibit at a World's Fair. Definitely worth exploring this lovely church while wandering between the sponge docks and downtown Tarpon Springs.

So far, so good! If you guys know me, you know Brigitte L is my better half. She's already posted…read morea great review, and my thoughts don't really deviate from her commentary. It's been a long time since I've felt at home at a church, and this place resonates with me. Week 3 and I really enjoy the sermons, the people, and the overall atmosphere. I needed a place to help me connect better with God, and I think I've found it. There is a family vibe to everything, and I especially like the small groups they've created to connect people with like interests. So unless something happens or I don't agree with teachings, I think I've found my new church home. It may not be everyone's cup of tea, but like with me, it could take trying out multiple churches to find one you like. Never hurts to visit and see what you think.

Please do your research before offering to Generations. Pastor Johnny and the elders have the…read morechurch over $30 million in debt with no way to pay. A quick search of Pasco Official records shows more liens and judgements than you can keep track of and they continue to SPEND. He stood up in front of the church and we watched him blame parishioners, saying we need $1m because tithing dropped 10%, and that the financial woes are not related to all the building projects, and that he has nothing to do with the church finances, all of it was outright LIES and they allowed everyone to believe what he was saying so they would give even more. The elders were told about Pastor Johnny's manipulative tactics and spending and how he put his last church $2.6m in debt and was asked to resign, but they didn't listen. He even used the same company to finance as the last church, Solomon Foundation. Now Generations has a first mortgage of $29m, a second mortgage of $300k, they sold the school property for $5m and all that money is now gone (they don't tell everyone they're selling off property and have to lease it back with outrageous monthly payments), and yet the bills aren't paid, they have a lien for $904k for the school, another for $45k for holiday lighting that was never paid, and the list goes on. They continue to spend on multiple trips each year, huge holiday events, catering, and it just keeps going. The elders should be ashamed. Finally Johnny is gone and who's going to clean up the absolute mess we're left with. We are warned to watch for deception, but the elders didn't protect the very parishioners and church trusted to their responsibility. They get all their negative reviews removed so I will state here that YES I attend Generations services, YES I attend the Christmas and Easter events, and I live within walking distance of the church.

Great place helped me so much to get Christ centered saved my life great leadership I've learned…read morehow to be less like me and still growing

Watched my first service today online. Worship was really good. Very long. Pastor spoke from the…read moreBible which I loved. Seems authentic enough. He talks really fast it was hard to keep up and process what he was saying lol, thankfully I could rewind. It was like speed messaging. I found myself tuning out, he was talking so fast at one point. Clearly my ADHD is an issue here lol. Maybe he just talks so fast cause worship goes so long. He's gotta go so fast to end on time I don't know. Maybe it's just me. I'll watch again, looking for a new church. At the end of the day, his message was on point and exactly what I've been looking for. The church itself does amazing things in the community and, at least on the surface, appears to be living the Word.

Friendly group of people. Church is somewhat small and intimate. Just under half the church belong…read moreto HSMM, a Christian motorcycle ministry and the rest are civilians. It is an interesting mix of believers. The average age ranges from early 40's to mid 60's but they also have a very strong 20 something group.

I have been attending this church for the last 2 years. If you are looking for a church where…read morethe Pastoral team is solid and engaged, where there is great worship music and a place where the people are friendly and the Holy Spirit is welcomed to show up, then look no further, you have found your new home

The spiritual beliefs in this congregation range from atheist to believing in God but having no…read moreabsolute proof. Its informal motto includes "deeds, not creeds." Attendees are encouraged to discover individual spirituality and includes gay, straight, black, white, etc. Half-time minister, Rev. Patti Hanks, is credentialed, warm and popular. This UU congregation dates from 1885 and tours of its unique Inness paintings can be arranged by phone. The church offers occasional musical events, such as classical piano recitals, baroque concerts and folk singers.

It is a Church, not a business! My spouse and I attend Services every week on Sunday. We have a…read moreKind and Caring minister who is a woman who completed Siminary.