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    Brookfield Lutheran Church

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:30 am - 3:30 pm

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    Elmbrook Church

    Elmbrook Church

    3.8(4 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    If you're looking for a HOME church ... based on true Biblical Truth? You found it! Amazing…read morePastoral and Music Ministry staff - shoutout to Todd! #FeelingHomesick ! It's true, it is a big church. But it has a family feel. People talk to each other .... they get involved. Whether you're helping out in Sunday School, hanging out at the bookstore or getting coffee... or simply grabbing your coat or walking through - people TALK with each other and not simply the duck and run head down hello. People are genuine. It's a unique church because it's real. CHRISTmas time is extra special... Jesus is the reason every day at Elmbrook.

    Any church that hires Mark McCutcheon as pastor will receive this review…read more Mark McCutcheon should not be in church leadership and certainly not a family pastor considering what has happened with his own family in the last few years. Mark and his wife Jenny were enablers of their newlywed daughter (less than 3 months) when she was disappearing and having an affair. They allowed her to continue using their car and home to deceive her spouse. Mark and Jennys response to her spouse when he was worried about her location late at night was to tell him to "just go to sleep". Mark and Jenny refused to acknowlege what was later proven to be happening on those nights they enabled her to hide her location. They now have a grandchild conceived outside that marriage Mark both officiated and help destroy. 1 TIMOTHY 3:4-5 4 He must manage his own family well and see that his children obey him, and he must do so in a manner worthy of full[a] respect. 5 (If anyone does not know how to manage his own family, how can he take care of God's church?) There is more that I could share that I believe should disqualify Mark from church leadership. While all of it was going on last year, it is my understanding that Mark was not able or willing to be open and honest about the situation with Elmbrook leadership. As a result, Mark lacked the support and prayer from his peers that he desperately needed. Even though Marks nee son in law had been attending Elmbrook for years with the McCutcheon family, when he was looking for counseling and support, Mark did not recommend any resources provided by Elmbrook most likely to keep the church in the dark. Instead Marks new son in counseled with several pastors from churches outside Elmbrook. This is the part that disturbs me most and I believe could have resulted in a better outcome for his family. Does Elmbrook leadership foster an environment where Mark could have been vulnerable, open and honest about his families struggles in order to receive counsel, prayer and support?

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    Epikos Church - West Allis - A worship night at the Epikos Church - West Allis Campus

    Epikos Church - West Allis

    4.5(11 reviews)
    8.7 mi

    I'd consider this my home church. I'd made the venture to find one locally and this one made the…read morebest impression on me. It really is a place you can walk in without needing someone to attend with you to take initiative of your faith. The hospitality staff is hospitable. The atmosphere is subversive and enriching. You truly feel like your small children are going to be just fine without you for an hour, and that their presence is valued and learning is catered to at their age range. Their coffee station layout is practical, it's hot and I love that there's hazelnut creamer as an option. The pastors there all have a unique-ness to them, all well spoken and the crowd engagement I think testified to that. I like the bulletins, however I do wish that there was something a bit more engaging like fill in the blanks to keep along with the service but I do- do reiterate it on my own. This used to be a theater and it makes it just a place worth visiting to sit in the red chairs that flip up. Whoever takes care of the lighting and the transitioning during service does a great job. It's those subtle things like lighting that make all the difference. The music is something you can sync too, there's definitely talented people on stage with the instruments as well as vocally. I noticed that there's a good variation of lead singer/speaker rotation. The option of service at 9:00 am or 11:00 am is a nice touch, as a kid I remember only 8am, and if you hit the snooze button, well, you miss service. I think this place holds place for a lot of people to identify from all backgrounds.

    They call themselves a multiethnic church but they are far from being that. If you want a church…read morethat is mainly white and does nothing for the different cultures that do attend, this is the place for you.

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