WORST SCHOOL EVER! They discriminate against kids with even the slightest disability (even though…read morethey have known since before enrolling him and they say they have the resources, they refused to use any to help) Said my child should have never been accepted and never given the chance. They didn't want to decrease their academic performance, but what they dont know is that my child was spelling elephant correctly at the age of 3.... knows anything and everything about any animal (has taught us about different animals we have never heard of...but are absolutely real because we look them up) Its absolutely insane that this "Christian school" has the audacity to speak to parents so negatively about your child to your face and dont expect you to get upset. They want their "perfect student" school and dont care who they hurt. My child is devastated and thinks it is their fault but its not.

I'm writing this out of deep frustration and concern. As a parent, it's extremely disheartening to…read morefeel that the school is more focused on money than the well-being of its students and families. Many of us are sacrificing a great deal to give our children a Christian education, yet we feel unheard, unsupported, and taken for granted. The administration in the office does not reflect the values of grace, compassion, or fairness that a Christian school should uphold. It truly hurts to watch good families struggle while feeling dismissed or ignored. I respectfully ask that you take time to truly listen--not just to one voice, but to the parents who are living these struggles every day. Be careful going to this school pastor Scott Dr P. this school isn't a real christian school they only care for money these teachers are not really certified... Please think twice before enrolling your child in this school. Based on my personal experience, I do not believe this is a true Christian school. It feels more like a business than a ministry. They seem more focused on collecting money than truly caring for the students or families. Some students attend for free while others are charged full tuition--this is unfair and not transparent. The administration lacks compassion, and several teachers seem uninterested in the well-being and academic success of the students. Christian values like kindness, fairness, and respect should be visible in every part of a school--especially one that claims to follow Jesus. Sadly, I did not see that here.

Awsome school and church. I highly recommend King of Kings…read more I have 2 children enrolled there and we are more then happy with their one on one approach to teaching. They truly care about the child.

We were not aware of this store, till one of Colleague from Eagles Lockhart Aerie #3643 informed…read more Amazing Vegetarian, organic well-developed store. Great service rendered by Brooke, Chelsea and Outstanding Sarah... WE should not forget the things we got .we went to check out the store, got a lot of things in the first go. This is a great experience in the store. Thanks & Best Regards, Respectfully Submitted, Sridhar Rangaswamy ("Sri") US Trademark: 5030763 US Trademark #SN 98620494: "Promise Less/Under Promise and Deliver More" "Excellence is not an act, it is a Habit." "Honesty is the Best Policy "Be Truthful, Honest and Fair"

So caveat - this review is based only on the one food item I purchased at their store and it was…read moresomething pre-packaged, not made fresh, in-house. With that said, here goes my experience..... My mum had been telling me about a "secret vegetarian" restaurant located within the grounds of this Religious Organization near Costco, and so decided to go check out. Unfortunately I should have paid attention to the timings as the restaurant was closed, but there was a grocery store there with a packet of chips/ crisps (a massive weakness!) that I hadn't seen before and so decided to buy them. When I opened the packet up on the drive back home, discovered they tasted massively stale even tho' the date stamped on the packet was still valid!!! We should have turned around and gone back to return them, but they were already shutting down when we left - so I was left with a rotten taste in my mouth (literary spat out those chips, they tasted so stale!) and $1.50 just wasted, My confidence level in checking out the food now is a little bit less, despite how lovely the staff were. Not sure if will be back.... Yelp 151/2017

very nice and peaceful place am going every friday to visit…read moremother mary i love this place

Pretty building. Unwelcoming cold people. Very strange. Will not come back. Will not recommend.read more

My family and I started attending Orlando North about 2 1/2 years ago. The church I had been a…read morepart of since my family moved to Florida when I was in 5th grade had gone through a lot of changes and ultimately some of the changes went against what the Bible and what Jesus teaches us. I was able to stay through a lot of changes, but when it comes to not following the scripture and teaching my children things that are not backed by the scripture I draw the line. Luckily our neighbors from the first house we ever bought over 20 years ago have been inviting us to their church for years. They were never pushy but always let us know we were welcome if we ever wanted a place to worship. Even though we were no longer physical neighbors, my son and husband still were friends with them and when I knew it was not good for my children to be in the environment we were currently in and we were actively looking for a new church my son reminded me of the invite to Orlando North. I had been really active in my prior church singing, playing bass, running a youth drama ministry, helping with youth group, and helping with kids choir so leaving was hard. I was unsure what I would think walking into a building that definitely didn't look like a church from the outside, but I kept an open mind and I am so glad I did. My first impressions was how welcoming they were. They always have a few people at the door downstairs welcoming everyone and I have to say this is the first place I have been that I truly have felt welcome EVERY week I come in those doors. Within 6 months we were going every Sunday. My whole family even chose to get baptized and join the church. (my old church believed in baptizing babies whereas this church believes you have to be old enough to understand what baptism is) My daughter who was in middle school started attending the youth group on Wednesdays before we even officially joined and even though she didn't want to talk to anyone for the first few weeks she still left every week smiling and saying she wanted to go back the next week. (2 years later she is thriving and has a ton of friends who she is excited to see every week and is going to start singing with the youth praise team) I felt comfortable from Day 1 with the youth group but my daughter has major anxiety and luckily, they had no issues with me staying in the room with her. After a few weeks they found out I played bass and asked if I could join the praise team on Wednesday nights. Zach and Laura made me feel I was a real part of the team. I have also joined the Sunday worship team which is rotation of 1 to 2 times a month and help in the nursery 1 time a month. I know my son, who is in college, enjoys the Sunday morning college bible study as well as the connections he has made with real friendships that go beyond just Sunday mornings. My husband even joined the group that does Sunday morning setup and helps with offering. I can not say enough good things about how this church has truly welcomed my family and made us feel like we are not just members of a church but we are members of family. FYI the youth group on Wednesday nights at 7pm (kids can show up any time after 6pm) is for middle school - high school and they meet almost every Wednesday all year, generally only taking off the week of Christmas, the week of Easter, and the week of camp. They generally have at least 20 kids there every week. Most of the time the structure is 6-7 the kids hang, play games like ping pong or basket ball then they do a group game type thing at 7 followed by announcements and worship music and a message. We sometimes end with small groups and we say we are officially done at 8:15 but allow the youth to hangout for about 30 min or after that. As a parent this was the information I was looking for but couldn't find before we went our first time.

I've been attending Orlando North Church for about a year and a half after swearing I'd never…read moreattend an organized religious group ever again. I was invited by my daughter and son-in-law, and have to tell you, Rob Duford, the lead pastor, just blew me away on my very first visit. He is a wonderful speaker, with a contagious sense of humor, and is emphatic about teaching Bible truths; not giving us his opinion of what God's Word actually says. Aside from that, it is probably one of the most welcoming churches I've ever attended. From the moment I stepped through the front doors, I felt at home, and never felt that anywhere else. There was a comment left by another reviewer that seemed to focus on the gay issue and even stated they "felt" the congregation was bigoted. How very different my experience has been. Does the church embrace the gay lifestyle--no, because it is not Biblical. Yet, at the same time, they would not make an issue of being gay. I'm pretty sure there are at least a few gay people who attend and from my observation seem to fit right in with everyone else, and I've never heard anyone slander anyone else for being gay. Again, the issue is a Biblical one, and because part of the church's mission is to teach Biblical truths, they cannot endorse something that is contrary to the scriptures. Sorry, don't mean to be preachy here. The children's/teens ministry is amazing. Zach and Laura lead these groups and the kids adore them. All of my grandchildren, from teens to elementary, attend and love going. This year they brought back the annual Christmas Candy Cane hunt, and all the kids were in on it. It was a huge success reaching out to the community during the Christmas holiday season. Long story short, if you're looking for a church home....one where everyone knows your name and the pastor teaches Biblical truth, then Orlando North just might be the church you call home.

It's a high school some teachers are alright some suck I dont know it works ish not a very diverse…read moreschool the band is god tier and debate is stupid

Bees. So many bees. On this delightfully cool day in our sunny state I was not only bombarded but I…read morewas harassed by hundreds, if not thousands of bees. Bees in my hair, my eyes, my body was traumatized by the sheer force of will they all carried in their small bodies. The lunch room is gourmet and the students get free lunch (what a scam for a former public school student such as myself!) The campus is shaped like a college campus and if I had not been with my two girls I would not have been able to find the north or south. However I did get a free pen.

Nice welcoming dynamchurch! Church service is in English! Friendly and nice church members there…read more Potluck lunch is also delicious! :) If you are around, come and join the wonderful congregation and worship service! :))

Okay, I know it's a church but these guys are pretty cool!…read more My friends and I like going here because these people are pretty welcoming and just plain old friendly! If you're thinking, "ah if this is a Filipino church do they only do their services in Filipino?" The answer is no. It's all English! Theres a bunch of different nationalities that attend that church so it's definitely English! And if you do decide on making it out... just head on over. The services are every Saturday mornings... and the best part, there's usually potluck! See you there!