I perfectly fine church. The main reason we visit is the super convenient location, easy parking…read moreand convenient mass times. If only it had a play room for the younger ones. But I've never seen anyone else here with young children, so I guess that's why they don't feel the need. But the grounds are pretty when the spring flowers pop up!

Visited St Boniface Church this week-end. It is beautiful on the exterior and gorgeous on the…read moreinterior. It is one of the prettiest churches in the area. They do an excellent job of maintaining the inside and have had all the finishes, paint and gold leaf redone in the past decade or two. The Music Director does a superior job in directing the choir. They sang a capella for their first song and we all know that it really showcases the voices. The sound was magnificent! The man I believed to be the director had a voice which will take your breath away. He told us after the services that he is classically trained. He could perform at Music Hall in my opinion! Truthfully, I was surprised to not see the pews crowded, but it might have been the day. They have a Health & Wellness Ministry who staff regular blood pressure screenings, provide information on health and promote physical, mental and emotional wellness. Not only is there a crisis & suicide hotline, but psychiatric emergency services and they have great tips to fight loneliness and make friends. Another nicety is that they announce the birthdays of the week. We would definitely visit this church again.

I have not attended this church for its services or faith oriented ministry. This review is based…read moresolely on visiting the church, and the quality of their building, compassion of the staff and the cleanliness of their building. I attended this church as a part of a tour group through the Cincinnati Museum Center. We were on a church tour and scheduled time at College Hill Presbyterian. This church is set up like a T, meaning that the stage and where the pulpit is can be seen from the left and right sides, as well as the center section. Although the church is very old itself, they have renovated and restored most of the inside of the building. They have modernized everything to include digital presentations and slide shows throughout the church. The lobby or atrium (between both the old and new buildings) is built very nicely, allowing lots of light to enter the building. We were greeted by the historian of the church, who proceeded to tell us lots of neat stories about the church's history. It is great to see a staff so knowledgeable! We were then invited to have lunch in the common area. It was done very well and set up so nicely. I do believe that lunch was catered in; however, I am not sure if that person was on the staff of the church or just someone they knew--but great job to all! The highlight of this church was also the Oregon! You have to go check it out! I have never seen an organ that impressive. Modeled after a church in New York, this organ has been updated to be electric. It sounded like an entire orchestra was in their church building, yet it was just an organ.

Fantastic church. Small enough to know most folks, but big enough to feel the Spirit move in a…read moreworship service. Relatively diverse for a Presbyterian church.

We visited another Catholic Church as we continue our pilgrimage to visit a different one nearly…read moreevery month in the Cincinnati area. I have heard wonderful things about this church, but to also not to expect one of the beautiful old churches. It's true that it is newer (built in 1962) and it shows, but it's a nice church with many activities and ways of getting involved. Today happened to be part of family week-end, so it was filled to the brim. Was a little surprised to find out that our pews were not attached to the floor so that when you sat down or used the kneeler you could definitely feel movement. The musicians/singers there were very talented and added a lot. Trying to figure out which direction to head for communion and how to return to your seats was a bit confusing. I followed my friend on one side of me in one direction and my husband on my other side headed a different way. Any little differences like that were made up for by all that this church offers. It made me wish that I lived closer to it.

We love Bellarmine! An abosolutely wonderful community that is robust with activities, groups, amd…read morea general focus on action and events. We have found that parishes that are connected or affiliated with universities typically have an energy about them that charges even the more elderly parishoners to be far more active and involeved in the parish community. After moving to Cincinnati in 2008, it wasnt until 2014 after much searching that we found a patish that we really felt home in.

Warm, welcoming, accepting, serving the community. Located just inside the city of Cincinnati and…read morenamed for the Mt. Washington community but with many in the congregation from Anderson Township, Amelia, Eastgate, Batavia and yes Cincinnati. Hunger ministry is key and a Green ministry is emerging. It's been our church home for 35 years.

Located close enough to our Anderson Township home, this church has met our needs for the 20 years…read morewe have been members. The children's ministry is what brought us in - our two boys ages 4 and 6 (at the time) said this was to be our new church after moving from NW Ohio! What keeps me here is the community of believers and the growing mission life, especially with a focus on hunger issues. You can see much more about the church here www.mwpc-church.org. Worship is Sunday morning at 9:30 (blended) and 11 (traditional)

Went to this church as part of our monthly pilgrimage to visit a different Catholic Church once a…read moremonth. It was surprising to see how void the church seemed of hardly any stained glass windows, decorative architecture and even a ceiling. The lack of ceiling showed off great looking huge wooden beams. In a sense, you were less distracted. Turns out that the church had survived two fires and in the biggest one they lost most of the stained glass windows and other features. There is still a photo of what the interior looked like before the fire and it was magnificent. The church celebrated their 150th anniversary in the year 2000! Not only is there a good size choir, but a really talented, passionate music director/organist/pianist named Marty. She took the time to show us the grotto downstairs and said that a couple went there not that long ago who were actually married there! There were at least 4 people who came up to us to ask if we were visitors and welcomed us very warmly. It was nice. Mostly the sermon was asking for more donations, but it was done in a very kind personal way while informing the parishioners where the money went. There was coffee and donuts both before and after mass. We left with a good feeling about this church.

Very welcoming church. The preaching is awesome, you not preached to or down to. He teaches like…read morehe's NOT high and mighty, he brings the topic to everyones level. Brian, the pastor is genuine, down to earth and friendly. The people greet everyone with a smile and a handshake plus they're very helpful.

The teaching is biblical and spirit led. The church body is very loving and welcoming. We've been…read moremembers for two years and are so blessed that we can call this our home church.

I love this church. Great people, great messages! There is childcare for every age. My family loves…read moreit!

This church is so welcoming and happy. The worship is heartfelt and you really feel the presence of…read moreGod. The preaching is right out of the Bible with no compromise. Close to creation museum if you're visiting from out of town.

This is by far the best church I have ever been apart of. The members are great and everyone is…read moretreated like family. No waiting to see if you fit in. YOU FIT IN and are invited. I was just recently baptized by full immersion. So great! Community groups are great and a real focus on following Jesus.

Hands down the most caring and encouraging church family I have been a part of. No judging or…read morediscriminating just everyday people trying to help you become a better person. I'm truly blessed to have Two pastors who truly care about who I am and where I am going in this life. I could go on for days about how great they are but this is a place you need to see for yourself.