Friendly group of people. Church is somewhat small and intimate. Just under half the church belong…read moreto HSMM, a Christian motorcycle ministry and the rest are civilians. It is an interesting mix of believers. The average age ranges from early 40's to mid 60's but they also have a very strong 20 something group.

I have been attending this church for the last 2 years. If you are looking for a church where…read morethe Pastoral team is solid and engaged, where there is great worship music and a place where the people are friendly and the Holy Spirit is welcomed to show up, then look no further, you have found your new home

I am new to the area and was looking for a sense of community. Although people smiled back at me,…read morenot one person bothered to come over and welcome me or ask if I was new there. People were not warm and welcoming. Although I love the philosophy, everyone has their little clicks and didn't seem interested or welcoming to outsiders. I also went to a drumming experience there and found the same thing - everyone kept to themselves, rather than embracing we are all connected and we need to love everyone. They have a garden but I did not feel the energy there was good energy. It was also very overgrown with weeds- not tended to. I will try some neighboring Unity churches and hope for a better outcome.

Our family's Spiritual family & home. Here at Palm Harbor Unity, we have found a place to worship…read morewhere all our welcome.

Love this church! From the moment you walk in, you are greeted with friendly smiles and a welcoming…read morespirit. The preaching is God centered and the people are all about doing community together!

From the owner: We gather on Sundays at 9:30am & 11am.read more

If you're looking to have an encounter with God, Harborside Christian Church is the place to…read moreexperience Him in a deeper and meaningful way. My wife and I have been members for over 4 years and are very active in a few ministries including high school and as prayer partners. The teaching is grounded in Scripture and relevant to your daily walk. The Senior Pastor is Kurt Parker, who leads with integrity and a heart for seeing the next generation become church leaders. Other pastors teach in rotation who are equally sound in their teaching the Word of God. The worship experience is Spirit-filled, and the focus is more on praising our Creator and not on yourself. The worship leaders are talented and have produced their own music and shared on Spotify and CDs. The size of the congregation varies on the season. More attend when snowbirds are in town. But the fellowship is solid--especially if you're in a small group. That's where growth and intimacy flourish. There are two services: 9am and 10:30am. In short, Harborside carries out their mission faithfully: "To love and lead people into encounters with the fullness of God." Come and see for yourself.

Love the family atmosphere. Music is amazing and the teaching is straight from scripture with a…read morelife application I can apply. It is a come as you are church with nothing but love shown. Have been a member for over 30 years and can't imagine being anywhere else.

I feel blessed to have landed at Church Experience after church shopping for several years. I can…read morewrite a book about why I chose to make Church Experience my church but here's a snippet. Come try it out for yourself. Coming alone? Please do! You'll feel welcome from the time you pull in. I promise! All are welcome. Come as you are. No judgments. The music is awesome. It's a solid church built by Lead Pastors Brandon and wife Jennifer Bruce. They are passionate about spreading/teaching the word in a real practical way. I promise you will feel welcome. I hope to see you there! Cindy NOTE: I saw that bad review but I think they are confused which church they are reviewing. It doesn't sound like this church in any way shape or form. God Bless. Cindy S

Great church! Amazing pastor and they follow the scripture. I've seen this church grow over the…read moreyears and that's an amazing thing!

Love this church so much. My family has been here for 8 years! Incredible teaching and community.read more

Then there is a more recent experience I had with Bldg 28 Church. Christmas 2022 was approaching…read moreand pastor Aaron kept inviting everyone, regardless of age, to attend the young adult's Christmas party. So I decided to go, even though I was 67 years old. These folks are all white. There was one token black on staff, but he left. I arrive and no one greets me, so I just walk in and roam around. They had a ping pong table, so I stood nearby watching. A guy walks over and asks me if I am going on the Israel trip. Nope. But it turns out he is a US Navy officer. I was in the Navy for 4 years back in the 80s, so we talked about military stuff for awhile. Other than that, the only other person to even say hello was Dani - a cute young lady who was on staff and Niko, a young man who attened my home group with his parents. It felt like I was invisible, but I knew that people saw me - they just ignored me. Basically, the same reaction I get when I walk in to a bar or any room. Then it was time for the Gift Exchange. A weird custom that Christians have where they bring "white elephant" (gag) gifts to give others. Dani said, "Everyone grab a chair and form a cirlce!" So I grabbed a chair and walked over to where people were forming a circle. I was actively impeded and hip-checked out of the cirlce and wound up sitting alone behind the cirlce. Yet everyone pretended not to notice. No one spoke up and said, "hey, make room for Mr. Sanders." They just proceeded as if I wasn't there. I sat there for 10 minutes and watched - and waited. Nothing. So I got up and left. I thought, "wow, that was a mistake." At least 50 so-called Christians showing just how selfish they really are. Refusing to exercise hospitality or even basic courtesy. All because I was not one of them. Even though I was ostensibly their "brother in Christ," I was not part of their generation. I was a hated "boomer." I discovered first hand that ageism is as real as racism. Young people blame old people for their problems. They hate us. At least alot of them do. And even if the "world" acts this way, I expected better from the church. But nope. They are even worse in some ways. More arrogant. There is no hate like "Christian love."