I know the people that wrote the other reviews are lying. I went to this church before I moved…read moreaway. The services are alive and refreshing and the presence of the Lord is there. This church has a good representation and is trustworthy and actively supports the community. In fact, the state of Delaware comes to them for help. The pastor doesn't take ANY money or offerings from the church because he has his own money and he is a self-made millionaire. These people don't represent Christ or his followers and are going to church for the wrong reasons. They are not edifying the body of Christ but are being critical and acting like the devil.

Huge church with a lot of events and group activities. very friendly staff but they never seem to…read morelearn our names and we've been coming for 6 months. If you come know this, its a two and a half to three hour service so don't come until 12:15. if your lucky you'll catch a song or two then the service but be warned. The pastor can run long and is dry at times. we've got up and left after two hours and the pastor hadn't said a word yet. but if you want a large congregation that does a lot of community outreach program's, and big on music and singing this is your place

The service here is very community oriented, bible driven, and current event minded. Nice people.read more

This is a great church. Everyone is welcome here. A bible believing church. Many weekly events.read more

Sad to see this church that I belonged to for many many years closed awhile back,It was a family…read morechurch that often did fundraising for the less advantaged families in the area. It also very often lent out it's facilities for community events as part of its fellowship to the community. Thankfully, the cemetery committee will provide wonderful upkeep for the many historical graves and family plots contained herein

The Journey is a wonderful place to just "be" and to "belong". The church is centered on helping…read morepeople finding Jesus and following Him fully. That sentence is lived out by so many journeyers, faithfully. The church do a great job peacefully connecting Jesus for new people to their faith as well as "seasoned followers". It is always evident at the Newark location where I attend regularly, is that love is the center between its people, even affirming and welcoming people who are still reserving their decision about faith/religion/church/belief systems. The Journey has a multi site location model pre and post Covid. Hockessin and online with another location just announced in the state of Delaware. I am blessed to be apart of a church that has brought so many wonderful memories to people I am around and also to those who have now moved on to pastures new, more wiser, more self aware, and maybe even more broken in some ways, which is a beautiful part of following The Lord. Thank you Journey for being that place for people. Pastor Mark and Susie are the goats of ministry!

My went to the Palm Sunday service. He was not happy about it at all. He said all the did was…read moretalk about and how much they wanted to raise for the new building. He said he will never get back there again because it should've been about Palm Sunday

Love & adore this family of Christ; Leadership in all areas truly care that you understand the…read moremeaning of Salvation, reason for Communion and families become your family. The Love of Christ shines through this congregation, a tue joy to watch the children be minded, "Please do not run to Sunday School ~ slow down, slow down." Not much more you could expect & appreciate with church

I have been attending Journey Church for almost 4 years. I was raised Catholic but I needed of…read morechange of faith. I enjoy the pastor, band, and the Code Red team. I am now leading the J Walkers group.

Terrific church! Folks are friendly and welcoming. Call first, hours may vary. Services are Hybrid…read more LGBTQ+ friendly. Diverse. Building is accessible, sight & hearing assistance/supports available. Childcare available. Meditation, yoga, gaming nights and other events take place on a regular basis. Please contact the church office for more info.

As a child, I would attend a local Unity Church with my family. My parents wanted me to follow a…read morespiritual path that believed in equality and acceptance for all people. I will not attend any place of worship that does not accept everyone or bashes other religions. That is the reason; I decided to attend the Unitarian Universalist church. They are a very open-minded church that welcomes everyone. Honestly, I have not attended any Sunday services in over a decade. I know I am not the church goer type. My religion is compassion and kindness; however, I would like to attend a place with people that share my similar thoughts and values about the world and life. Today I arrived here and a gentleman in the front greeted me and handed me a pamphlet. A very nice couple also greeted me and invited me to sit with them and their family. I appreciated the very kind gesture. The church members are very nice people. During the service they invited people to share their current life situations and light a candle. I think it was very nice to see people so open. They had a guest speaker, I enjoyed listening to him. In addition, they sang many songs. Please forgive me for saying, but I was bored by the songs. Yes, the songs had a beautiful message however; the music was boring and outdated. Young people want to hear a beat to keep them awake. They have children and teenagers members but most of the members are experienced people. I love older people because of their knowledge and wisdom. I feel in order to keep these members through adulthood they need to be more current. It is a great place for a young adult to be part of because they are involved in social justice and humanitarian efforts. I think what they are doing is wonderful; however, I would like to see more young adults and diversity of races.

Relatively new church with associated school (regional) as well as a small chapel all in a complex…read moreof buildings on the corner of Franklin Avenue and Amosland Rd.