Churches & Places of Worship near Eden Prairie, MN
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“Great Bible based church. The current pastor Troy Dobbs delivers excellent messages. Be aware, I suspect many of the 1 star reviews are from those who don’t like that Grace won’t condone certain lifestyles. This probably shouldn’t matter, but the theater style seats are very comfortable.”
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“Great church in the city of chanhassen. They are ELCA and welcome everyone. The main pastor has been around for a long time and welcomes everyone as if they were his own family.”
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“We really have been enjoying Fr Ben's homilies.He also has a continuous smile on his face which seems to be true joy coming from his soul. Keep up the good work good Shepherd.”
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“My wife and I have been members at St. Michael’s for about 5 years. We love this church and feel so connected to Christ! We are part of a small group that meets weekly and our kids love the Sunday school program. The church also has held many wonderful programs and fellowship events for the congregation and community. The pastors are awesome and work so well together. This is a wonderful church for our family!”
9:30AM - 12PM
515 Jersey Ave S, Minneapolis
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“Pastor Randy Morrison 1st Minnesota church I visited in 1996. Still an Anointed Pastor Leader Teacher his Sermons are Ageless and Always needed thank you Speak The Word International Church.??????”
“Pastor Dale Hammel is a fantastic teacher... This may seem odd to point out but, his voice is pleasant and he doesn't do preachy, yelling, pounding the pulpit.He incorporates a variety of art forms and other engaging methods to keep all brains engaged.The focus is Love and living in congruity with what Jesus taught in all aspects of our lives.I feel...I hope, everyone could feel welcome here in spite of the vanilla congregation.People are friendly and there's always someone available to help find your way around or just talk to.There's a new Loring Park location that I'd like to visit to get some diversity.Edit:I've been very disturbed by the correlation between religion and far right politics, extremism and ignorance.Although the Evangelical church has been singled out, this is an urgent problem for all congregations, denominations, and individuals, to evaluate.Wooddale appealed to me because the teaching seemed focused on changing yourself not others. I sensed compassion for others, not judgment and i never encountered any overt political persuasion or activism as i have at other churches.Because it seems they could potentially stand on the "right side" of this, I do hope this particular congregation has been doing some soul searching and is engaging in open dialog regarding these serious, valid, concerns.~IMO A church can not be open to all while simultaneously standing against, specific "sins and sinners".”