Located in Brecksville's Public Square, the Brecksville United Church of Christ is actively engaged in ministry in the city and in the greater Cleveland region. The church's main message is one of welcome to everyone, regardless of age, race or sexual orientation. The church became part of the UCC in 1965, but the congregation behind it can be traced back to the 1800s.
A non-denominational fellowship with worshipers from all backgrounds, Strongsville Bible Fellowship serves the city of Strongsville and the surrounding communities. SBF also features men's ministry, women's ministry and children ministry services. Junior High and High School youth fellowship is also available on Sunday evenings and Wednesdays at 6:30pm and 7pm.
Located on the corner of Bunts Road and Clifton Boulevard, St. Luke Catholic Church has been serving the Lakewood community since 1922. St. Luke's offers a wide range of adult and youth Bible study classes as well as Sunday school during the traditional school year. Call or visit to schedule a tour of the facilities.
Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church offers midweek bible study in addition to Sunday morning bible study and worship services. It serves the areas of Strongville, Middleburg Heights and the surrounding communities with Christian worship and ministry. It is also a part of the WELS program (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod), which is a Christ-preaching, bible-believing, people-serving church. This program originated in the state of Wisconsin, thus proclaiming the name of the program. The WELS program has established over 200 new churches over the past 25 years.
Founded in 1959, the Cuyahoga Falls Church of the Nazarene is located off Bath Road. All age groups are invited to study and worship each week. On Wednesdays, small group meetings are held for children and teens. LIFE-GROUP is a new small group that meets during the week for those who want to share their spiritual experiences.
Located near downtown Cuyahoga Falls, Redeemer Lutheran Church offers its congregation more than just weekend services. The church provides youth and adult programs. Redeemer Christian School is affiliated with the church for students pre-school through 8th grade.
Noble Road Presbyterian Church was founded more than 89 years ago. Their worship style is informal yet traditional and is led by Francis Miller. This biblically literate, open-minded religious organization is very involved in the Cleveland Heights Community. It has members who travel across the country to on missions to serve God. Noble Road Presbyterian has a pre-school program as well as a before and after-school program Monday through Friday. Located near Mayfield and Noble Road not far from Severance Circle, the church is near RTA transportation and offers ample parking in the lot and on the street. Noble Road Presby welcomes all to worship on Sundays at 10 a.m.
New Community Bible Fellowship is a non-denominational church committed to the teachings of Jesus Christ and decipleship among its members. The church believes that it is each member's responsibility to serve the church in their community and that the backbone of faith lies in prayer. It offers ministries for families and individuals of all ages and offers transportation to and from each Sunday. It offers worship services at 9am and 11am every Sunday.
Avon Lake Presbyterian Church began in 1951 with 13 members from Bay Presbyterian Church who started a branch Sunday School at the Masonic Temple in Avon Lake. It formerly established in 1954 and the church building was completed three years later. The church has enjoyed several expansions over the years and hosts Cornerstone Preschool.
The church has ample space in its parking lot, with nearby overflow parking.
