my review is based on the outside architecture and attractions only--not the inside or what they…read moreprovide! What a beautiful layout of buildings with cool water features and a number of activities to do. I went here on a date night with my befriend and we were entertained for a couple hours. There is a cafe and bookstore near the parking area (which is huge). We did not get to visit those spots since they were closed. But as soon as you go through the buildings sides, you enter into a garden like area with fountains, water streams, and beautiful plants/trees. the landscaping is impressive. Even the trees are in unison. In the middle lies a bridge that overlooks the large building symmetrically. I don't know the names of any of these buildings, but the tall building seemed to house offices for counselors. One of the coolest parts was the labyrinth which is just a never ending maze. It's a one way line that goes from start to finish in a circle. It is the largest in the US. we spent some time there walking on it and admiring how cool it was. Lastly, there is a nature trail that holds a natural cave not too far in. If you follow the signs, it is easy to find! There were deer, squirrels, and lots of birds along this trail. Also there were multiple "wedding like" venues/ ceremony/ reception areas. basically lots of places for a wedding! it would hold a beautiful wedding or large party.

Beautiful venue with a peaceful, well-kept setting--Unity Village is truly a special place. Julia…read morewas amazing to work with--kind, responsive, and incredibly helpful throughout the process. We ultimately chose a different venue, but it was a tough decision. Highly recommend!

If you are the least bit spiritual and need an uplifting thought to help kick-start your day, I…read moresuggest you read the Daily Word. This dynamite mini-magazine is published monthly by the non-denominational church, Unity, which is based in Missouri and has modest churches and meeting places throughout the country. When I was a little girl, I used to see this small magazine laying on the coffee table, and I had absolutely no interest in it whatsoever. I was sooooo embarrassed when my friends came over and saw it. When I turned 30, I actually picked it up one day....of course, it wasn't the same issue :) and I read an affirmation that seriously hit home. Since that day, I've turned on many friends and business associates to the powerful words and suggestions in the Daily Word. For $12.95 a year, you can subscribe to this monthly mag (small enough to carry in your purse or pocket), or you can get your daily dose free on www.dailyword.com. I'm not a religious person, nor do I go to church on Sunday, but I do find that when I'm feeling a bit down and am going through a mental or physical struggle, I can spend a few minutes reading a positive message for that particular day, and it will change my mood instantly. Peace and abundance..... :)

Looking for a church home to come to? Well you have found it right here. I followed SPC on their…read morefacebook community and began watching them live from CA. 4 month before I arrived to MO. Once I arrived the welcome I received was beautiful and amazing. I already felt like part of a family and its been like that ever since. I knew then I found my church home. Its been 9mo. I love the series the Pastor does, once you hear a piece of the series your hungry to come back to hear more. We now have 2 locations North & South. Come check it out you'll be glad you did. Deserves more than a 5 star.

I went to SPC for the first time for Easter a few weeks ago. The worship is very contemporary…read more(super loud music, fog machines, and concert lights). Something that impressed me at this church was the technology. Sounds weird I know, but you'll notice it when you go. During the worship and sermon, they have two big projection screens of the stage and add info/scriptures below it. They also had a video trailer of upcoming sermon series and church announcements. They give you an option of texting a certain number if you are new. Very fancy! The church lobby is pretty small, but has an open floor plan so you can see where the welcome booth and kids section is. At one point I felt like in an Apple store, they have people behind booths with a lot of computers open facing outward so you can check out their website. I'm tellin ya... fancy tech people at SPC! The main thing that made me go back to SPC for a second week was the pastor. He's legit! By legit, I mean, he's honest and real. From the few times I've heard him speak he's been funny, to the point and personable. Not a hellfire and damnation kind of preacher but also not just a love and fluff kind of preacher. I haven't made any personal connections with people there yet. I've said a few words to people at welcome booths but that's about it. Word of warning when you go: you don't pick your seat in the auditorium, they do. For me, that was a bit of a bother because I'm a back row baptist and my first time there they had me on the second row!!! However, it has its advantages. There's nothing worse than stepping into a sanctuary and feeling like you're back in a middle school cafeteria looking for someone to sit by.

We've been members of St. Anne's for over 10 years now and feel it is the perfect church for us…read more Our kids enjoy their time in the Sunday school and enjoy VBS as well. The casual and laid back environment of service keeps it from feeling like to stuffy of a church too.

New Springs Community Church is a newer church in Lee's Summit. The building was formerly New…read moreSummit Church, but it is a new church with a new mission. Pastor Corey McDonald is the head pastor. The messages are relevant and from the bible. It's a small church with vision. It truly is an active church for people who are looking to serve and love ALL people as Jesus does. There is a FREE clinic now open at the church that is open the 3rd Sunday of each month from 1-5pm. Dr. Laura Voss is the main doctor and director of the clinic. It is open to everyone who needs medical care. All the services are professional and truly free and you won't be given a sales pitch to go to church. They want to help families and individuals of all ages get the medical care they need. I've been going to this church since the beginning. You won't find another church like this!

Church is across the street from my home. I've met a few of the parishioners. All were very kind &…read morenot pushy at all. And they don't mind me walking our dog everyday in the field next to the church. Recently met the pastor while working in my garage. While speaking I'd mentioned my wife's medical issues. He invited us to come by anytime. And a couple of days later flowers arrived for my wife from their church. It about brought my wife to tears. She has so many friends we had to get married out of town. So she's no stranger to kind acts from friends. But she's never met anyone from their church. It really touched her. If you're looking for a faith based community for your family, I can whole heartedly endorse this smaller, very approachable church. They don't just talk the talk. They walk the walk.

First Presbyterian has been a part of Lee's Summit for over 160 years, and is continuing to do…read morewonderful ministry together. The church has a family atmosphere with intergenerational contemporary and traditional services. They are an open and affirming church and truly welcome all people through their doors. Their music ministry is strong, and their mission and outreach to the community is, too.

This church is one of the best kept secrets in Lee's Summit. It is a friendly church. It is the…read moreperfect size to allow me to be a real part of something great. It's large enough to have great programs for all ages, yet small enough to form real relationships with other people. They do a lot of service for our community, which I also respect. The new minister has great sermons. They are welcoming to ALL people.

We recently visited this church and were greeted at the door with a smile. Each person was friendly…read moreso off to a good start! The Praise & Worship was very good. They sung both traditional and contemporary music. The worship leaders were both passionate and the choir was on point. The pastor was dynamic in singing and preaching the word of God. His singing voice was somewhat reminiscent of Marvin Winans and he preached an uncompromising Word to the people from John 20:29 regarding Thomas. He pulled a lot of meat off the bone in his sermon. They are kind of tucked away, in fact we had two different addresses and went to the wrong one first, but what a pleasant surprise when we got there. Keep up the great work preaching, teaching, and encouraging. Go here, you will like it if you are coming to praise God.