Places of worship in Cleveland Heights, OH - Page 2

We provide resources, support, and community to blended families.

2285 Noble Rd. Cleveland Heights, OH 44121 ~ 216.291.4406 [email protected]

The Greater Peace Missionary Baptist Church was organized on June 10, 1976 at the Church of The Living God, 10305 Garfield Avenue where Rev. Presberry served as Pastor. After the ...

We exist to see all things new in Christ. Join us Sundays at 10AM at the historic Centrum Theater in Coventry. A gathering of God’s people from the Heights of Cleveland and their...

We are a loving Spiritual Community Our Vision: To unlock the Divine Power within us.

Our purpose is to continue the gospel of the Kingdom by ministering to the poor and needy. We are training, equipping and releasing disciples of Jesus.

"Ladies get ready to Rebrand. Rebuild & Recover!" Dr. Belinda Scott presents the Women's Refeshing 2015! Get ready to be refreshed, empowered and inspired as hundreds of women co...

Cedar Hill is a family that always has room for more! We are a muliticultural church of believers who support and encourage one another. Our desire at Cedar Hill is to teach and...

We feel called by God to spread the gospel primarily in our community, Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Jesus is our Lord. The most important person is Jesus Christ, and we seek to imitate...

YoCoS - the Youth of Communion of Saints - is the High School Youth Ministry Program of Communion of Saints Parish in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.

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Saint Alban's Episcopal Church was active in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, for over 100 years. It was closed as a church in April 2019.

More Than Conquerors ministries is commited to meeting the emotional, spiritual, and physical needs of the community through sound biblical teaching, love and community outreach.

Papp's Piano Service is a piano tuning and repair business that has recently relocated to Northeast

Non-denominational worshipping church,

We want to see teens lives changed by the power of Jesus Christ, and we believe that we will see that dream continue to become a reality by making Jesus famous and empowering our t...

We are the Courageous Women of 2015 called to stand in the gap for the city of Cleveland. Take your place and let our prayers sound as loud as the Shofar and Clarion. Let us invite...

Our first Synagogue was built at the corner of Scovill Ave. and 38th St. in 1905, for $42,000, and it took 7 months to complete. During the mid-1920's Congregation grew. In 1921 ...