Hi, I'm just giving some constructive feedback from today's service. A volunteer or church staff…read moremember gave my kid candy during service without asking me. It would be polite to ask the parent first please. Thank you. I would rather my kid focus on the service instead of eating sugar to get hyped up.

what a joke. It takes a minimum of 25 minutes to get out of my residential neighborhood. The fact…read morethat people will flip you off while trying to cut you off is ridiculous. They apparently missed the sermon. How dare I attempt to get out of the neighborhood I pay property taxes in because of over 5000+ people who don't belong in the subdivision.

I had a lot of questions on Dianetics and Scientology and I didn't know really where to find them…read more I didn't even want to look at opinions online. When I walked in they were so friendly and they showed me the Public Information Center where I watched some videos and got a lot of information that answered my questions! I highly recommend checking out this place.

The basic books and introductory courses have so much to offer to help anyone overcome the most…read morechallenging problems that we face. From parenting skills, to handling stress and anxiety, there are dozens of easy-to-follow and apply books and courses that offer incredible, actionable insights. I have been studying Scientology for over four decades and still refer back these basic books and courses to help me win in life.

Great music and message. We attended church here as we were traveling to the Florence area. Only…read morething that I found different than my home church is the friendliness of the parishioners. I'm used to a big church with loads of friendly people saying "hello" or "good morning". Not so much of that happening here-but may just be their culture. I did like that the youth sits up front and this church seems to do a lot of outreach.

I have gone to this church for 10 years. It started out on the corner of Main Street and Dixie…read moreHighway some 152 years ago. Now, FBC has moved to the "corner" of Interstate 75 and Mt Zion Road, 2 miles from its original location. And this church is MASSIVE. From the second you see the steeple on I-75 you expect a large mega-church. Well, you'd be wrong. Yes, the church has over 1000 members...most of whom go to the 10:30 am Sunday service (they offer an 8:00 am "sermon only" service as well). Yes, this cost millions of dollars to put together and looks it. But FBC is just a local church. FBC doesn't have national television exposure...and doesn't necessarily have to have it. Their pastoral staff is very caring, and will make a point to welcome you when they see you. Their ministry is unlike any other in Northern Kentucky...real, straightforward and to-the-point. And the singles/young adult ministry, which I have been part of for 6 years, is one of the strongest in Boone County. FBC is a church I would recommend to anyone looking for a church home.

Great people who try to love their neighbors. Supporting congregation. Growing and alive.read more

I have never seen a church before where everyone got along so well. We formed from remnants of…read morelocal churches that recently disaffiliated from the UMC denomination. We wanted to stay UMC even as the denomination becomes more inclusive and progressive. The guiding principles of our church are hope, harmony, and love. Those who have been hurt through the disaffiliation process and those who have felt discriminated against elsewhere can find a place of healing at Antioch. Everyone is welcome here.

We all love this church so much... We go every Sunday to hear either Jamie or Shamus speak, they…read moreare unlike any preacher you have heard before (and also for the free coffee). Children love the downstaris area which is sectioned off just for them- Parents and worship leaders are the only people allowed down to their classrooms just to keep every child safe (The number one priority is to make sure the children learn about the love of Jesus in a safe environment.) We strongly suggest this church to everyone.

From the owner: Lakeside Christian Church is a community of people committed to loving Jesus and loving like Jesus…read more We have two campuses in Lakeside Park, KY and Hebron, KY. Sunday services are at 9:30am & 11am. Office hours are Monday-Thursday, 9am-5pm.

Awesome place to fellowship and worship. Dynamic pastor with a humble heart. Phenomenal resource…read morecenter. Folks are inviting and the counseling seminars are well done. If you get a chance, stop by and visit!

If you are confused by other churches and what they are teaching or have grown up in a place that…read moredoesn't make sense to you, or if you ask questions and they aren't sure how to answer you, then maybe you need to come to Grace Fellowship Church and hear TRUTH and sound biblical doctrine. Nothing added, nothing taken away. Pastor Brad and the other Pastors are such a gift and love those they serve. I have never seen a Pastor who takes time every week to pray through the whole church directory for every single member. Or send notes of encouragement to those in his church body with scripture cards tucked in with a hand written note. Or Deacons who pray before meetings putting God first before they proceed. Well you will here! This churches first priority is to Honor God in everything! I have never been in a church where I wasn't checking my watch to see how long until lunch. But here, I never want the sermon to end. I have never grown so much and learned so much. They truly care about teaching and it's not about the professionals getting up on stage while you sit back like an audience and watch a performance. No, they are teaching us how to come together and praise God together as the body of Christ and how to handle God's word accurately and to be able to use your Bible to find the answers for life and to come alongside others. It's a place where men learn to be leaders and love the Lord. If you are looking for basketball, health fairs and the like, well, you won't find that here. They keep the main thing, the main thing. Christ. The Word of God. Children's ministry is big and always growing too. Lots of opportunities for growth. Check out their website to learn about the BIG ROCKS of Grace and lots of other good information. Counseling there is the best you will get anywhere. Training in Nanc Counseling is offered at a large Nanc Counseling Seminar every Fall with excellent biblical speakers. www.graceky.org Also there is a satellite campus in Ft. Thomas and a new one coming to Independence. And don't be scared away thinking it's too big of a church for you. Sit in the front and it will feel smaller! No, seriously, they have community groups that help you to connect to people up close. You can pick one in many communities to go to once a week. Come and check it out and like most of us, you'll probably say, "I've found my church home!"

My husband and I have been attending here for a year now and it definitely feels like home. We LOVE…read morethe intentional worship time and how the messages are crafted in a way to help us understand how God is moving in us and through us and encouraging us to continue growing in our faith. Definitely come check it out and enjoy great community and some great coffee too!

After one visit and viewing multiple services/messages online, I have determined that I would not…read morerecommend this church for those who want to receive a message of Biblical truth and strong bold leadership. If you are ok with being misled by passifists that will leaven the bread with too much leaven then it could be your place. From the misinterpreted scriptures to the infiltration of "feelings" and "personal beliefs" to explain scripture, I was to the point of wondering if the church is really just a social club. The message of the gospel is watered down in the midst of their mission to appear attractive to the young demographic . Turn it into a concert and keep it dark enough to hide in the cave. Keep the itching ears coming back it seems. Doing anything "short of sin", doesn't mean rushing out the door to make it to watch Sunday football, or playing Whitney Houston in the bathroom directly after service. There is truly a boundary that exists between reaching the lost and showing respect to the Father in His house of worship on the day of worship. If these leaders don't see that, you need to really question their teaching principles. It's not about me being offended, it's about showing respect to God in the place of worshiping Him, glorifying Him. It's not about us, it's about Him. And unfortunately, I feel this particular church has a problem with understanding how to reach the lost without being of the world. I was told today by a woman representing the church that they are a "happy place", " welcoming all" , and yet she was not too keen on being questioned as to why they were playing secular music overhead directly after service. I was told in response that Crossroads is "not for everyone", meaning, it's not everyone's cup of tea, there are other churches available for those "other" people who don't quite fit their mold, despite their online mission statement recognizing this fact that there is one church. So then why suggest other churches? Yes, there is 1 Church. Jesus will come for His bride some day. That bride is The Church. But, if one is "offended" by something , then it's not for them? I'm sorry, but that's not what the Bible teaches. Jesus doesn't tell us to tell people to check out another church down the street if they're offended by what's being taught. Take heed. This church may have good intentions, but their good intentions are being played with by some people in the church who are allowing the world and their feelings to control their teaching instead of the Holy Spirit. I feel it's my duty as a follower of Christ to bring some things to light. If this is your church, please question" why" often , and study your Bible more. Learn to discern what you're being taught. Ask for God to direct you. It doesn't mean stop going, it means asking questions and being firm in your faith. Avoid falling into deception. Going into places where people sin to reach the lost or sharing in some friendships and fellowships is different than altering a place of worship to fit the desires of the sinner. We shouldn't manipulate the house of worship to make it culturally current by taking God out of it. That's what the Nicolaitans did, and God detested it.

We started going in August because it was so close to home and I was pregnant and struggling to get…read moreeveryone out the door in addition to myself. Since then, we have chosen to stay and appreciate the worship and the message. We started attending a homegroup and volunteering. No church is perfect, always room for improvement, but the kids and us have found a home church in the Vineyard in Burlington.

Awesome church. Has the best worship pastor. Has the best recovery pastor she has a group called…read moreCelebrate recovery where you can talk about what addiction you had that you came out of or you still have addiction that your slowly coming out of. We have a youth group for kids in 6th grade and up. They have fun activities and have the best bible group. Something new which is a house group tons. You can go there and have a bible group and talk about the lord. Each house group is at a house and you can bring your kids at each house there's a place where the kids can go and play. That's why I rated it a 5 stars and you should to and you should come to the best church in the universe