Calvary Chapel is good for solid teaching on the scriptures and that clarified things for me.read more

Everyone is so nice and the service was really great! I definitely felt very welcomed and everyone…read morewants you to be a part of as much as possible but also understand and respect that our schedules may conflict. I've been coming more often and you should come check it out!

This church has a lot going for it. The people are genuine and follow up with you. I grew up going…read moreto church and have never had such a great experience as here. The kids' program is also excellent. Our daughter loves it, and there are plenty of children her age to play with each age group, and they actually talk and learn about the Bible. In the main service the pastors teach from the Bible and encourage people to grow in their faith.

I have mixed feelings posting this review. On the one hand, the people in this church are among the…read morekindest and most generous you will ever meet. On the other hand, I believe the culture of the church is unhealthy, and let me explain why. I came to VS during a period where I was seeking friendship. I found That VS was a community who were willing to welcome me and get to know me. They assisted in very practical ways, and I found the small group to be a comfortable place. As I started to attend the rather lengthy set of membership trainings, certain positions that the church took began to raise some red flags. They were subtle, but perhaps because I have grown up in the church and attended many different styles of churches, I was able to discern something that seemed off. The pastors for the most part are quite open to offer explanations for the specific practices of their church, and I did not disagree with all of them. Nonetheless, a few things seemed problematic. Firstly, relatively shallow theology and guilt tripping during sermons and team meetings; secondly, an excessive emphasis on tithing but a lack of financial transparency; thirdly an expectation that 'unity' comes about from everyone agreeing on the specific values and beliefs positions of the church with little room for variation (ie uniformity rather than true unity). Lastly, an emphasis on empire building for the church network and its specific ideology. The church has a particular mission, to make disciples and to plant more churches. The making disciples presumably means to bring people in to the church who will ultimately be loyal to it and be relied upon to eventually help in church planting. The leaders of this church will likely spend their time with those they believe are future potential planters. Thus, the church exists to replicate itself, and does not tend to invest in activities that the members may view as valuable. It is a top-down structure where the members are naturally assumed to be followers until such time as the leaders believe they are ready. Obedience to leadership is a high priority for the church, and is stated so in their series class on 'community'. For the leadership, the pastor acts as the head elder and has full authority to appoint other elders, with no voting allowed from church members. This form of governance does not provide true accountability, for many of the reasons laid out in leavingthenetwork.org, who provide some concerning information regarding the culture of this church's network and its leadership. What was particularly difficult was finding that I could no longer stay in this church, and knowing that to leave would threaten the friendships I had. I hope that I can maintain friendships, but I am under no illusions that once former members are out, then they are rarely spoken about again. If that doesn't worry you, perhaps it should. As Christians and a part of the global body of Christ, I have never before had to fear that I would lose friends over going to a different church from them. It simply has never come up before and makes me wonder why this particular community needs to be so exclusive. By all means, try this church out, you'll be well loved if you can accept everything they want you to and don't ask too many questions. If not, I would give this one a pass, at least until such time (I hope) that the network repents of certain practices and recalibrate into something that more truly looks like its mandate to 'love God and love People'.

Great Bible teaching church for the whole family. Every generation well represented with many young…read morecouples and families. Dynamic youth ministry and college ministry. Great Kids Ministry!

We love our pastorb and our Tree City Church family!! We have Grand Opening next Sunday.Today was…read moreour final team Sunday Service.And we are excited for Gainesville, and excited to make Heaven crowded!!

Faith based community of people here to welcome you and your family! The worship is meaningful and…read morespirit filled, and the preaching is exceptional. But the best thing about it is that no matter where you are at on your faith journey, this church will take you by the hand to lead you into a better life with Jesus. Come be a part of the Tree City Church family -growing and flourishing in life together.

Such a wonderful church service. The music is straight out of Nashville. Everyone is very welcoming.read more

the best people. No better atmosphere. HIGHLY recommend coming here. I've been going for almost 6…read moreyears, never been disappointed. You come in as a stranger and leave as family.

Support this local church! Their Grand Opening is December 23rd at 6pm!! The Pastor is Bishop…read moreJasmine Dickens and she is Kindhearted, and willing to assist anyone anyway she can.

My first time attending this church . I very much enjoyed the sermon today . very nice warm welcome…read more. I honestly would enjoy too make this church my home . Thank you . God bless .

Trinity Baptist Church of Keystone is a beautiful church in a beautiful place full of beautiful…read morepeople! There were some things they could improve. The sound system was not good. There was a lot of popping, and booming, and every time one person moved away from the microphone or moved to the microphone there was a loud long squeal. And, the preacher went off on a homophobic side trip about the recently deceased in front of his family and friends, and that is cool at all in my book, but I cannot hold this church responsible for the preachers words because the preacher was a guest preacher brought in by the family for the elegy. I am going to give them 4 stars. I want to give them 5 stars because it was a beautiful funeral full of love. But when you get right down it, it was beautiful because it was a beautiful family, and the congregation was beautiful. It was all so sad and tragic and beautiful, but fix the sound if you want to reach for my Soul and my Sunday.