Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church — Attraction in Minneapolis

I grew up going here, and it was a pleasant experience. It has defined become more queer-friendly in the past decade than it once was. It still feels very upper-class church vibe.

I like the outreach programs they have with the AgGrad program with Haiti and their community meals. They also partner with the thrift store formerly known as Steeple People, currently known as Old School, which sells thrifted items for actual thrifty prices. It's all volunteer-led.

Church feels slightly overwhelming at times. As someone with a sensory disorder, it is both large and echo-y. The floor is all smooth tile, and it's chilly year-round in there. It's not very full in the Summer and Spring months, but it gets much busier closer to the school year.

It's also very God-oriented. I'm not sure if recovery meetings are held there, but there are some at Saint Mark's (legit the next block), and that church feels very welcome in comparison. I like the artwork throughout, and they have a library, which is a plus. I love the midnight Christmas candlelight service! Overall, it's fine, if that's what you're...

I was baptized confirmed and married here. I have belonged and worshiped elsewhere over the years, but this feels like my spiritual home. My husband, Paul Mans and his family were also members of Hennepin. They have all died, but I feel their spirit here. My Dad spent every Sunday worshipping in the far right rear pew as long as he was alive. I visit that now vacant and unused spot and think...

I have been attending services there on and off my entire life, sang in the choir for years. When I was very young, I got to sing a solo at Christmas time. My parents were very proud of me! I was also baptised there. Great, friendly people. Staff always makes you feel welcome. A great church to get involved with. You won't...