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6 years ago
We recently moved to the area and are equal distant from 3 catholic churches. This church felt like home from the first time we attended. The wonderful instrumental music adds to the worship experience. Staff is friendly. read more
16 years ago
A large Roman Catholic parish in Eagan, MN. It is a very active parish with many opportunities to get involved. Highly recommended.
Gorgeous church. My Brother got married here and it was spectacular. Wish there was a church this nice near me, I may go more...
4030 Pilot Knob Rd
Eagan, MN 55122
(651) 454-2079
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This church sticks to the basics of loving Jesus Christ and fellow human beings. The church is in…read morethe heart of a nice neighborhood, but it is has many programs to help members of the community. I have never seen so many programs to help others through tough times. The church leadership sets the example of lending a hand while preserving the dignity of those served. For these reasons and others, we are happy we joined this community. Members and visitors are not required to pretend things are well , when they are not. Instead, they show care when they identify a need. I, particularly, enjoy the band led worship service at the Lake site (on the corner of Cliff & Pilot Knob in Eagan). http://easter.org/wordpress/ http://easter.org/wordpress/?page_id=5435 worship schedule
From the owner: Easter Lutheran is a vibrant place that strives to blur the lines between church and community. At…read morethe center of our church is the message of Easter Sunday; resurrection, hope, and new life. All are welcome. And we really mean that! Whatever your religious background, whatever your family looks like, whatever you've done - God loves you.
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Great teaching. Activities for all ages. Wonderful childcare. Multiple support groups that are…read moreconfidential. Small groups that help you get to know others and have discussions about the Bible. Very friendly.
Great worship team and Pastor! I enjoyed being able to be…read moreinvisible as crazy as that sounds. I just like to be private about my spiritual journey, and focus on God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit.
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We've been going to OHC for about 6 months now and we love it. The people we've met are pretty cool…read moreand it's easy to get connected. It's just a really warm place with a staff that has a genuine interest in getting to know you. If you're on the fence about checking it out you should definitely go.
As a longtime attendee of Lighthouse Christian Church I confidently state that this place is a…read moregreat community of believers, great teaching, great music, and a very loving group of people. This place is a lot like the fictional bar Cheers from the old TV show, the people take the time to know your name and are glad you came. I love this place!
Pastor Topp is great, Eagan has a gem of a Church here with River Valley. Throughout my experience…read morecoming from a Mexican/American household I have been welcomed and have had opportunities to help with young adult small groups, and with the Youth. It's very different from the church I grew up in but I would say God led me here, and I'm grateful He did. My wife has been enjoying it as well, and we're expecting a baby girl come December 2025. So excited to have this environment for my baby to grow up in!
Spirit Garage is a comfortable place that values individuals and independent thought. As someone…read morethat wandered away from organized religion after high school (for the same reasons, many people reject faith entirely), I found myself longing for an authentic church community. I've met a great group of people not only studying and questioning religious doctrine through today's lens but also living their beliefs in earnest, as imperfect humans striving towards peace, justice, compassion, and understanding, and although on the fringe, still worthy of God's grace. Pastor Holly is very cool. She begins each service with a centering poem and stresses that "all means all" not only in word but in practice. There are now five different bands, so each week is a different experience with many types of music for you to enjoy from rock to folk and more, including one group that has a clogger! There are local coffee and snacks as well as an art table, and participation is optional depending on one's personal comfort level. Although the format is similar to regular church service, it takes place at the Hook and Ladder Theatre, is stripped down, casual, and "church" just really doesn't cut it. I've also enjoyed events outside of a typical church format, from sharing a meal or taking part in several book discussions. We've read about other religions, dissected "scary church words," even reading secular works that also have significance and talk about how our personal experiences shape our viewpoint. Coming up, we are reading "Red State Christians" by a local author, and I can't wait to continue on this journey with new friends.
So . . . I pretty much give all churches I visit a five because i am not sure one can really give a…read moregood review after one visit. I was visiting MN to officiate a wedding and being away from my own congregation I always try to visit somewhere else. Remember that this was one person's - a pastor no less - perspective and if you are looking for a church, you must give it more than one or two visits. Spirit Garage was a good overall experience and if i were looking for a community it would warrant a return trip or two. The things I enjoyed - The band was solid. Most bands do not pull off doing secular songs very well, but they were solid; - Leadership was diverse in terms of male/female; - Pastor was talking to this community; - Casual feel - Multigenerational - Easy parking - Theologically grounded Stuff that didn't jive with me - Where are all the brown people? I understand this is MN and might be why I would not move here, but there were only three non-White folks in the space of 70-80 people. - Hard to create talk back in a theater style setting. Everyone is facing forward so are not looking at each other. Again, one visit so check it out for yourself.
Our Lake Harriet Bandshell worship service with Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
Spirit Garage at the Lake Harriet Bandshell
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We have been attending here for a few years now and love it! The people are friendly, loving, and…read moredown-to-earth. Pastor Derrick's preaching is great, and I always get something out of it to think about for a while. The pastoral staff is great too. I love that the church is growing and thriving, has a Spanish congregation, welcomes all kinds of people, has a mix of age groups---
We visited this church because we were in town while on vacation. The preacher has been there for a…read moredecade. He's currently doing a series of sermons on the family, today he preached on abortion! Thank you for preaching God's love in a biblical way! Wish we lived closer to attend more, but will be praying for your missions, will visit again if in the area & will be checking out via online. Take care & I pray God continues to use you, pastor to bring the truth!
This used to be a great source for food for me a few years back. And I really needed to start…read moreback. But things changed and this source is no longer available for me. It is now Dine-In only Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays 5-630 PM. So, no more 'grab and go' meals....It's a shame lots of ppl will probably be knocked out of this opportunity to get food and for them to grab a meal for a person who cannot be physically present to 'Dine-In'. Too bad.
Went here due to their professed Bible focus. I was also a interested in to the Loaves and…read moreFishes part of ministry as I think feeding the people is so important. Music was good and then surprised that a female pastor taught. Met this pastor who then explained they are just an outlet for Loaves n Fishes. Since The book of Timothy states no women are to lead men or congregation this is NOT a biblically sound church. And the Bible warns that false churches will rise up. And false teachers Further investigation shows it is a THIRD WAVE neo charismatic church. It's not a true Bible Christ filled church So I won't go back. This is Not biblical. Too bad really. Same thing happening at Saddleback Church. The devil roams around looking for someone to devour Ye ms that's biblical. It's the whole Bible not changing the Bible is what is true doctrine . Study the Bible and you see for yourself this is true.
What a wonderful place to get to know God! A place where they put people first! This is not just a…read morechurch but a community. Care is taken to focus on bringing people to Christ in a lobing way. Ive only been attending for four months but felt welcomed from Day 1. The new location is so spacious....it holds 1,000 people and has a fantastic kids ministry area. Parking is plentiful and easy. There is also a cafe in the church. We.got a mocha and it was yum. There is a family room for viewing the service with kids, and a lactation room that is also located in the family room
I enjoyed the music and sermons at Eagle Brook. But as I got more involved in serving, I was asked…read moreto sign a leadership agreement. I was asked to live a Christ-like life, which I try so very hard to do. The second point was to agree that marriage should be between only a man and woman. For so many reasons, I could not agree to this point. I was told to step away from my serving role to give me time to examine my decision. My heart hurts.
I am a christian. This church like every church has a lot of problems. But their leadership…read moreespecially in the women's leadership Is not only lacking but is abusive in nature. I'm saddened a church of this size has such poor leadership. I hope it works out for you. I did not find the authenticity, grace, kindness that is expected by Christ.
Without question, I would heartily recommend River Valley Church to anyone, regardless of faith…read morebackground - or lack thereof. "The mission of River Valley Church is to lead people to an authentic, life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ." My girlfriend and I visited their Saturday early evening service in Apple Valley (4:30 PM), and we were amazed at the strength of the Spirit in that church. This is not your typical church "experience", so walk in with a completely open mind. The building itself is a rather nondescript office building in Apple Valley (a 35-minute drive for me from Northeast, but it was WELL worth the distance). But once you walk in, you will immediately be impressed with the warmth, energy, and spirit in that place. The church culture is casual, so you can dress down as much as you like. Head pastor Rob Ketterling speaks with passion, conviction, and creativity. His message that Saturday afternoon (2/25/12) was one of the best I have EVER heard, and I have listened to many hundreds of sermons (from dozens of pastors) in my adult life. The music/worship is as good as any church I have ever attended. In fact, to get a feel for the music style, check out River Valley's 2011 album "You Are // I Am" on Spotify or iTunes. But here's the thing: the worship there is clearly not at all about the musicians on stage; it is solely meant to praise God. The congregation belts out the song lyrics unlike ANY church congregation I have ever heard before. These people are passionate about their faith in God, and their love for Jesus Christ. If you're looking for a place to be uplifted, loved, to learn and to be challenged, check out River Valley Church. They also have campuses in Minnetrista, Savage, and Faribault. Check out the website for the various service times. And all this is coming from a guy who is a member at a church on the other side of the Twin Cities (and I have no affiliation or connection with River Valley...so there's my disclaimer!).
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I was thinking of attending the Christmas program here as I did 5 or 6 years ago. That is, UNTIL I…read moreFOUND OUT THEY ARE CHARGING $35 to get in. Are you serious? You're in EDEN PRAIRIE! Shame on you. My church in North Hollywood had a 40 piece professional orchestra, animals, professional narrators and professional recording vocalists and charged NOTHING to PROVIDE AN EVANGELICAL OUTREACH TO THE COMMUNITY. Shame on you Wooddale. Chislers.
I started going to this church because during the COVID hysteria, the church didn't knuckle under…read moreto the Governor, but operated with common sense precautions throughout. I found the preaching excellent, the music likewise, and there are numerous and varied opportunities for spiritual growth. However, I must rate the church "average" for one reason: the Senior Pastor jet-sets all over the world and tries to dress it up with a "stained glass" excuse of "carrying the gospel hear, near and far." In fact, I think he's likely OUT of the country more than he is IN it. On weekends he preaches, he tells the congregation about weekends he was absent; stating he just returned from South America, Indonesia, Africa, Sri Lanka, wherever! Anyone with any degree of familiarity with foreign travel can easily discern that this activity has to cost in the hundreds of thousands of dollars annually when the frequency is considered. There is airfare, ground transportation, food, lodging and miscellaneous expense associated with this kind of a lifestyle. It is dressed up in the "stained glass" excuse of "carrying the gospel here, near and far." (I would say "near" is a better idea; there have to be tens of thousands within the outer limits of the church locally who could benefit from the gospel and/or the expenditure of funds this travel entails.) The church is about to change Senior Pastors; the new one takes office September 1. However, the old one is "transitioning" into a role in which he will continue this lifestyle. If anything, I expect he'll do more of it. I simply cannot support this, and In my opinion, it is simply shameless jet-setting on someone else's dime. For this reason, I don't pledge and must rate the church "average" even though "excellent" would otherwise be in order.
This is my church. I've been going here for a couple of years now. We share the church building…read morewith two other congregations - one United Church of Christ (UCC) and the other Disciples of Christ. We trade around sanctuaries every few weeks. After going to a great UCC church in Somerville Massachusetts (shout out to First Church!) it was important to me to find a church that was (a) radically welcoming and (b) acting in a Christian community that was bigger and broader than just other ELCA Lutheran churches nearby. The church is radically welcoming. There is a strong legacy of being tuned into GLBT issues. Our previous minister (who moved on to be lead pastor of a University Church) was selected as our minister even though, at the time, it was not permitted by our denomination (ELCA) because she was lesbian and refused to abide by the church's then-current policy on human sexuality. This congregation helped push the ELCA, which is now, if not welcoming to the queer community, is at least openly confused about what to do with GLBT issues. (Our new minister, by the way, is also great. I swear she could give a great sermon in her sleep.) The membership is of kind of two generations. There are a lot of older folks, who disproportionately attend the early service at 8:30. Do not be fooled by their age and curly old lady hair - these are awesome people who stuck with the church through some really tough spots. They are engaged, open minded, and deeply loving. There are also younger folks who were attracted by the church's radically welcoming message. You'll see more of them if you come to the second service at 10:30. The generations mingle during adult ed between the services, at volunteer events, etc. The church right now is focused on trying to live out - to identify needs in the community and respond to them. Some of our focuses are environmental issues (we've adopted a nearby section of the greenway) and the refugee crisis (all three churches recently voted to become sanctuary supporting). We also do normal Lutheran church volunteering like Feed my Starving Children and Open Arms Minnesota on a regular basis.
I first found Salem four years ago, and I am so glad I did. It is more than just a church building…read moreor place of worship. It's a community of welcoming, kind people who have taken great strides to envision a different, relevant way to be people of faith in our context and time. I highly recommend visiting sometime!
We moved to Lakeville from Northern MN about 18 years ago. We visited several churches to find…read morewhere we would be most comfortable. At the time, our daughter was about 10 and so youth ministry was important as well. It's true there's a big difference between attending a church as a visitor as opposed to being a member. I find the people at St. John's Church to be serious in their worship and they genuinely welcome any body who wants to attend our church. Most of the congregation may be somewhat laid back about seeking out visitors. This-unfortunately--is common in most churches. I suggest you visit us 3 times to get a broader feel for what we offer. Fill out and wear a name tag. We have a significant number of young families at St. John's. Along with that, we have a strong education package for ages 5-adult. A church should have two general purposes: First, to strengthen your relationship with God; Second, to strengthen your relationships with each other. I believe this mission is done well, but remember as a guest, it's very important you introduce yourself to at least the Pastor. We may even have a gift for you. If you're looking for a church, come and check us out; Do the St. John's Three-Peat by visiting us 3 times. We're a church growing in number and in the Spirit...I love it here.
We have been attending for years but not officially members. The music is great and messages really…read moreinspiring. It is a mega church so noone will bother you or see if you missed a Sunday. Before covid, we liked going Saturday at 5, so our Sundays were free. Now they just have Sunday services, 2 of them. Covid also ruined the live animals at Christmas which was really cool. We have become a little irritated with 2 pastors and their liberal ideals. Although they can't promote politics, it is blatantly clear who they support. 2 sermons were about the upcoming election. Church is not the place. We are upset enough to look elsewhere.
Terribly over priced and under organized Christmas concert. What a huge disappointment…read more Sunday mornings are even worse. Given the size it is inconceivable that the church is so poorly staffed from the staff to senior pastor.
Amazing community when you join a small group. Interesting and biblical and relevant sermons.read more
Hope Community Church exists to "honor God by helping as many people as possible become fully…read moredevoted followers of Jesus Christ." While I am not a member of this church, I have visited 4 or 5 times over the past year, and each time, I have come away with the following views of this community: 1) They're all about the person, Jesus Christ. He lived and He died and He rose again - for all of us. 2) They're going to love on you. People are genuinely welcoming, and not in a superficial way. 3) The teaching is powerful, intellectually challenging, and thoroughly Bible-centric. If you want to dig in further on their theological views, check out http://hopecc.com/about-us/mission-vision/. 4) You're going to be called to serve God there. They have countless opportunities to serve the city, serve the church, and serve globally. The church is located in downtown Minneapolis, so get ready to dig in to serve our city. http://hopecc.com/serve/ 5) Hope CC takes music seriously: "it as it is the duty of the Worship Team to follow the model of God's creational artistic example by striving to create accessible, authentic, (and sometimes provocative!) musical art." Their worship centers around hymns composed/arranged within modern/contemporary music styles. They're recording a worship album now. I cannot recommend this church highly enough. Check it out.
I haven't been to this church in years.... So many things it…read morecaused confusion... That I had to dig deep into the Bible....learning what I did it was an eye-opener.... Bible says to pray only to Jesus... Communion...if I remember correctly... We are to remember Jesus for what he did for us dying on the cross.,...
Friendliest church I've ever been in! Very welcoming! Great homilist, enjoyed the music!read more
This is a very warm and welcoming Roman Catholic community…read more The 9 am mass on Sundays offers an American Sign Language interpreter for the deaf and they also seem very welcoming of people with special needs and disabilities. The church also offers a mass in Spanish. If you are a regular church goer, someone returning to the church or simply someone interested in taking part in a faith community, Church of the Risen Savior in Burnsville, MN might be just what you are looking for.
I am elderly and am traditional Roman Catholic. So I had to shop around to find the church/parish…read morethat fit for me. As soon as I met and spoke with Father Joseph, I knew I'd found the right one. Thank you Fr. Joe!
Attended a wedding ceremony at St Michael's. Beautiful church. The priest was a visiting priest and…read morefriend of the bride. The acoustics were fair. The flower gardens on the church grounds were lovely.
I have been attending Lynnhurst UCC for more than 35 years and I continue because it is so…read morewelcoming to all including to immigrants and the LGBTQ community. I love the church's dedication to music and the arts and to mission programs that help the less fortunate. And I appreciate the spiritual message that is based on Christian love. It is a small church that provides a warm and supportive community. I have met folks there who will always be my friends.
My first time coming to Lynnhurst UCC was for a winter evening performance of the Lux String…read moreQuartet. While being a neighborhood church meant that parking was a little adventurous (there being no parking lot I could see), the evening was pleasant and there were many options within less than a block's walk. While the external architecture was harder to make out in the dark, both the outside and especially the inside reminded me of old New England churches growing up, with the dark woods and intimate atmosphere. Maybe that's what I liked about the place. This was not some gargantuan church with a thousand members, this appears to be a small community congregation - their names and pictures are on a board inside! - and the space is well used and well loved. While presumably not everyone at the music concert was not from the congregation (like me), it was clear some were, and their hospitality was evident throughout the evening. I gripe fairly often about how distant a lot of people in Minnesota can be much of the time, but this place and its people redeemed it for me, at least for an evening. The reception afterwards was heavenly. So nice to see such a vibrant church continuing its life in the community.
This is a beautiful community church! The Holy Spirit is palpable here and the priest is down to…read moreearth and quite cool. After mass, they have a "liturgy of coffee and donuts", which made me giggle.