Church of the Resurrection - New Orleans (LA)

D Schnatz This church is beautiful inside and out. It is a wonderful place to hold a wedding and met every expectation during the event. I would point out that the banister on the front stairs going down from the church to the street level needs attention. The brass outer rod spins on the banister. So when you think youre reaching out for a handhold you actually have nothing to grip. One elderly lady had that issue and took a tumble down the stairs when she tried to hold on to the railing as she descended.

Ella Ory i go to mardi gras here every year. very nice place the owner here is the ceo of church btw

Tony Nokeo I was just beginning my road trip when I decided before I went on my way, I would stop by a local Baptist church to praise our savior, Jesus Christ. I’m sure glad I did because every single staff and member made me truly feel as though I was a part of their church community. Chad, the pastor, saw me sitting by myself and introduced himself to me and we had a nice conversation and it turns out he knew one of the pastors at my home church. (Small world!) Afterwards, I attended a Bible study class and while it wasn’t as big as my own (This class had about 12 people while my own class has over 70 weekly), I was able to be more confident and spoke up. It was a great discussion. I highly recommend this church to anybody looking for a warm, loving, community that loves God. Even if you’re passing through (like I did), check out the service before leaving New Orleans. You won’t regret it! I’m recommending all my friends and everybody at Houston’s First to come here as their church away from their home church. Lord, bless Chad and this Church and it’s members!

Louis and Elaine My review is on the exterior and grounds of the church only. Unfortunately the church was closed when I visited and I could not see the interior or meet anyone that works here. The church is small and very tidy in appearance. It has a very inviting exterior and a warm practical look. Hopefully I can attend Mass here, now that I know where it is.

Ronda Tanner I made one cant wait to attend again when Im back in the area make Is my church home.

The Boss Babe The Basilica of St. Stephen is truly a sight to behold. Its grandeur and beauty inspire awe from the moment you step inside. The intricate architecture and stunning artwork create a sense of reverence and tranquility. Moreover, the warm welcome extended by the staff and community adds to the overall experience, making visitors feel truly embraced by the spirit of the basilica. Its a place where one cant help but feel a sense of peace and connection.

Ceaux Chitty The best church in NOLA. Everyone is welcome. Everyone is super friendly. Easy to get to. The music is fantastic and they have so many great programs to help people. If you want to go to a fun church while you visit NOLA or even if you live there and need a church. Try First Grace...so warm and welcoming!

Carol Dotson A very welcoming place and beautiful. The former St. Mathias (merged with St. Monica and Our Lady of Lourdes ) is undergoing much needed renovation, but continues to operate.

marva white Great church.

Tina Gaspard Id been looking for a new church home off and on for about three years and am so grateful to have found NOLA Church. I prayed for a place where I could feel the Spirit of God and receive life-giving teaching without feeling "preached at". From the moment the congregation started clapping together at the start of my very first service, excited to begin worshipping together, the tears started flowing and all these months later I still have the same response. Im so grateful that NOLA church exists and that the Lord led me there. Im equally grateful to everyone Ive met there for welcoming me in and always being willing to jump right into "real talk" or give words of encouragement. Its such a sweet and exciting place to walk out your faith. Couldnt recommend it enough!