A place for the "non-church" person to finally feel at home…read more I moved back to my hometown recently and knew I needed a place of worship that I could choose for myself--on my own terms. After growing up in a very heavy, strict religious environment, I had actually walked away and become agnostic for a long time. But Cape Christian has completely changed my perspective. This is truly a church for "non-church" people. It's not about rigid rules; it's about a genuine connection. I am so impressed with how modern and accessible everything is--from their app to the worship spaces and the thoughtful programming. Their motto, "Love God, Love People," (and their heart for service) isn't just a slogan; you can feel it in the atmosphere. I am so thankful to God for leading me here. If you've been burned by religion or feel like you don't "fit" the traditional mold, please give this place a try. Their Christ-centered values are clear, but their arms are wide open. I am finally home.

My daughter and I have been going here for about a decade and we adore them!!!!…read more Pastor Cory kept us always in high spirits through some of the roughest times of of our lives. COVID, hurricanes and then the T1 diabetes diagnosis of our angel daughter. They really know how to keep the kids involved and entertained!!!! They are our future, ya know??? Thank you Cape Christian and I pray that I we have at least a decade more with u!!!!

First time there today; didn't expect to be solicited so early in the sermon for contribution,…read morewhich by the way, was made earlier by the convenient placement of an envelope on back of the chair in front of me, or simply "scan the QR code" displayed on the jumbotron size screen on stage. The solicitation was offputting. I would return if the music wasn't so loud, specifically the female bass player whose notes hit like a beater car with speakers only a stadium needs to employ. Pastor Matt was amazing.

Five stars are not enough to describe what Next Level Church has meant to me and my family…read more Next Level Church is not just a place I attend on Sundays... it is the home where my wounded soul found refuge, where my tears were understood, and where my faith, long dimmed, was reignited with a new fire, full of purpose, hope, and life. I came in broken. Empty. Exhausted. Carrying years of pain, with a sick body, a confused mind, a marriage in crisis, and a heart full of unanswered questions. And it was here, in the midst of this warm, real, and deeply Jesus-passionate community, that I began to experience a rebirth. Not just spiritually, but emotionally, physically, and within my family. Next Level didn't change me. God changed me through Next Level. Every message, every series, every worship song, every smile at the door, every word of encouragement from the pastoral team was like healing oil poured directly over the hidden parts of my heart. My husband and I had lost hope. The distance between us was so wide we didn't believe love would survive. But here, we learned to see each other through God's eyes. To forgive, to heal, to communicate with truth and humility, to rebuild on the rock that is Christ. Today, our marriage is not perfect, but it is stronger, more united, and more purpose-filled than ever before. Our children have seen a new version of mom and dad. A version that laughs more, prays more, forgives more. A restored family, not by our strength, but by His grace, cultivated in this environment of faith, truth, and authentic love. At Next Level, I found family. I found community. I found direction. I found life. If you are looking for a place that won't just talk to you about Jesus, but will teach you how to walk with Him through every aspect of your life, even the painful and most human ones... come. You are not alone. There is a seat here for you. There is a team ready to love you without conditions and a word waiting to shift your destiny. Thank you, Next Level Church, for being that lighthouse in the darkest night of my life. Thank you for walking with me while God rebuilt my ruins. Thank you for reminding me that even in pain, the best is yet to come.

Highly recommended! Abundant Life fellowship is a spirit-filled, non-denominational church body…read more Jesus Christ is the head of the church. Knowing this, frees us to worship, praise and completely give ourselves in service to almighty God. We are responsible and called to walk in love, loving God first and all others as ourselves. All that we hope, all that we are and all that we shall become, rest in Him alone. May God bless this fellowship. They believe in the Great Commission, making believers out of unbelievers, and disciples out of believers. Friendly and loving people. Not perfect but walking by faith and not sight. Come and visit or call 239-344-6552 for more info.

Great Sunday service, beautiful church, plenty of room and parking. They may you feel welcomedread more

This place is amazing the glass artwork the church and service as a whole is amazing mass is nice…read moreand everyone is very inviting

Format of the service is good and the staff/volunteers are lovely and welcoming. After three solid…read moremonths of attending, I decided to try a different church. Pastor is too caught up with social media and watching news online. We all know what force controls what he's too influenced by...and it shows. I want a real man or woman who is conservative teaching me the bible. This church seems fine for those who have been programmed by MSM, but why do you want that?

1st time trying this church. Wanted this to be our church. Felt right as we parked and found our…read moreseats. Was super excited! Nice church, easy parking, only about 1 mile off 75/Daniels, good size congregation and pretty full house with all age ranges including younger families, great positioning of screens to sing/see scriptures, comfy chairs, coffee shop in lobby. The music was fine. Congregation was pretty mellow and not very interactive, but that was fine too. Loved that the pastor was going through scriptures. However, the theme of the message, was a deal breaker for us. The pastor started by talking about how we might not agree with culture that's happening around us & how some people have chosen to boycott certain businesses. Yes - a pastor who isn't afraid to speak Biblical truth! But then his message quickly became if you boycott a business where does it end? If you're not willing to boycott everything you disagree with and become full Amish, are you really doing anything? He referenced that cell phones are bad for kids and those tech companies are bad, but if we're not tossing all our cell phones, why would we stop shopping at Target. He told us to focus on our own families and just teaching the Bible to others and that God will handle everything. He referenced "What would Josiah do" multiple times, essentially saying that we're not the king so we don't have powers like those in charge so we should focus on ourselves/our families. He didn't specifically say NOT to boycott some of the businesses promoting sins, and I got the impression he may personally do it, but to preach such weakness and apathy from the pulpit was so disappointing! This is an opportunity for those who disagree to use their money to speak to woke corporations that promote anti-Biblical messaging. No - it may not change it, but at least we can try. There's been a pretty big message sent so far to AB and Target. When we work collectively, we can have an impact and hopefully send a message to other companies looking to follow suit. He essentially told the congregation that it's not worth it to get worked up about what's happening around us and just go back to our lives and try to do the best we can. To have evil promoted to us and turn a blind eye is wrong. I guess I'm thankful we went to today's service as we may have otherwise thought we'd found a new church home. If you're looking for a middle of the road, don't rock the boat type of messaging, this may be a good fit for you. However, if you expect your pastor and church to stand tall and firm in the face of evil and speak out vocally against, it, you may need to keep looking as we will.

I loved the service. It could have been more respectful of the word. But it was inspiring. But, I…read morewon't be back. I held the door for one of your parishioners when I left. Then I saw them at Publix. Multiple times. Never once did they acknowledge me. I kept trying to catch their eye but no. Then as we loaded the our car, they were parked right next to us. Still nothing. I understand why you don't have bumper stickers. And now I know why I don't go to church anymore.

We visited Beach Baptist Church 4 times a year when we were on vacation in Fort Myers Beach for…read moremany years. We loved the church, the music, messages, and everything else. When my husband passed away suddenly, my son put it on Facebook. Pastor Shawn was the first to call and ask if I needed anything or if I needed him to travel the 2 hours to be with the family. I will never forget how kind he was at that time in my life. Beach Baptist if very fortunate to have him as their Pastor!

I have visited a lot of churches through the years use to moving and other such reasons. I am proud…read moreto call this church home. It emphasizes outreach and doing good in our community and the nations beyond. Check it out!

Trying out churches in the area and enjoyed this one. Surprisingly small congregation (at least the…read moreday we went) and predominately older population. Seemed a little unusual because the pastor (Kevin) was on the younger side and the band was really good. The gal who was the main singer had an amazing voice that just made you feel upbeat and hopeful. Did a gospel song & then some contemporary praise songs. Seemed to be an evangelical (not pentecostal- didn't witness any speaking in tongues), Bible-teaching church. Pastor was friendly & came up to introduce himself. Would consider trying this one again.