I have been going to Eagle's Nest, now Triangle Christian Center, for over 23 years. Our Pastor is…read morean excellent Word of Faith teacher and the congregation is very loving, coming from all walks of life across the Triangle Area. We have provisions for Spanish speaking people during the regular service. I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a Church.

From the owner: Triangle Christian Center (formally known as Eagles' Nest Christian Fellowship) began as a home…read moreBible study in 1988. On July 4, 1989, God directed Pastor Jim to "rise up and build a supernatural church." In February of 1990 plans were made to station in Raleigh.

A church that welcomes everyone and is very active in the community. Two Sunday worship services,…read moreone traditional and one contemporary. Communion at every service.

My wife and I have been members of All Saints' UMC for 14 years now, following my retirement and…read moresubsequent move from our life-long home state of California. Upon our move to Durham, we were struck with the realization that we had no friends or family in the Triangle area and we didn't know where to begin to get connected with people. Fortunately, one of our neighbors happened to be the pastor who had been tasked to start up a UMC church in Brier Creek. The church was in its 3rd year of existence, and he invited my wife and I to come check it out. He asked me what I was looking for in a church. We had not been regular church goers in the past and certainly were not well versed with scripture. My answer to the pastor was that we were seeking fellowship with people, and were interested in learning more about Christianity and the Bible. Our experience at All Saints' has been wonderful. We have watched the church grow from its start in an elementary school, to a beautiful facility that is warm and welcoming. We have made many fantastic friends and were warmly welcomed into the church and various small groups and teams within the church. To me, the most important benefit we have received has been our improved knowledge of scripture. The adult Bible study classes have been enlightening. It has been so helpful to see how others have similar questions about scripture. The various interpretations that we each bring to the group open our minds to things that we may not otherwise ever consider. I feel that I still have so much to learn and look forward to our Bible study each week. Our worship service consists of beautiful music, thought-provoking sermons, prayer, and weekly Holy Communion. We love the missional activities that All Saints' is involved with. All Saints' stresses the importance of working with the local communities and churches. I strongly recommend giving All Saints' a try for yourselves. It has been like-changing for us.

Plenty of parking…read more People greeting and leading you to your seat are extremely friendly and welcoming. Make sure you get in a few minutes early to get a seat. Service starts with a prayer then a few songs- words are up on a screen. (Careful if you sit near the front- it is really load- I have to cover my ears) My husband and I really enjoy Pastor Brian's sermon- very engaging and memorable. I say it is like an advanced bible study. Their motto Grow, Serve and Grow. Flavored coffee in the lobby, and lots of classes and child care available.

The greeters at the door and lobby are great Also the young lady at the Kids entrance, very polite…read moreand informative. The after service meeting, their greetings were half inviting. So overall check out the main service and then view it online after the first time.

Church is a great place of worship where we are more than conquers. It's a nice size church but not…read moreto big where the pastor doesn't know your first name. It's a family oriented atmosphere where god is moving. The music department is the bomb. The band is always hitting. It's a COGIC setting but not like your orthodoxies COGIC church. Very modern and contemporary. If you have youth and young children, there's so much for them to get involved in. There also a separate youth church where the kids can receive a word as we'll. If you in durjam around June, the church host an event called FamFest. It's fantastic. It's often times free to the public and power packed with awesome headliners.

From the owner: Our Focus is to provide a RELEVANT word and a DYNAMIC worship experience with a loving FAMILY…read morewhile making a difference in our COMMUNITY. Our Vision: To see our community, members and non-members, move closer to God and obtain or reclaim their God given promises while discovering God's divine purpose for their lives. Our Mission: To serve the community for Christ, enhancing both the social and spiritual needs of men, women, and children of all ages and backgrounds.

This has been my wife and our kids church for almost 15 years. Jd Greear preaches about as well,…read moreweek to week, as is possible. Conservative yet not uptight. He Gospel is preached. Great music. Great programs for children (we have 5 and they all love it). A place where God's presence is felt. John Posey Home Instead Senior Care

We moved to this area in January. We looked for a church before someone recommended The Summit to…read moreus. We have found our new home church here and are blessed by the weekly gospel message. All the pastors are amazing and the volunteers are very friendly and welcoming. We began to volunteer a few months ago and glad we did. We highly recommend you come experience it for yourself.

A Small and welcoming church with authenticity, sound biblical teaching, and organic fellowship…read more You can these folks love Jesus and their fellow man.

The people of Cross Culture are loving and accepting. The children's program is phenomenal. The…read moreleaders lead out of love and concern for others. Awesome church.

This group goes out of their way to support the community, whether by opening the doors for a…read moreworship ministry to come in to serve the entire community or by choosing to entertain and invest in people who are less fortunate, like those in residential child care. And, they don't just check a block, they go above and beyond. The pastor preaches The Word and cares for his flock and invests himself in what matters to his flock.

Ron Watts is a great pastor, he teaches the word with conviction. He loves the church.read more

Love it when they have their food sale, I believe it's a fundraiser type deal they do. Amazing…read moreKorean food at great prices!!

Food was amazing!! The lady at the ice cream station didn't have mc flurry's though..read more

Me and my family love coming to King's Park! Great worship. Great kids department. From our first…read moreSunday we knew King's Park is where we wanted to go to church!

I have lived in 4 nations, 4 states (west coast, north east and the south) and been part of a…read morenumber of churches, and King's Park is one of the most diverse, warm/hospitable and missional churches that I know. The church continually strives to be centered on Jesus (rather than around an individual pastor) and motivated by a mission to help people know God, grow together in community, discover their purpose and make a difference. I know a number of individuals who, when they first began to visit and come to King's Park, told me that what stood out to them the most was the warm and welcoming hospitality of the church, the diversity of the church (race, ethnicity, gender, political affiliation, socio-economic status and age), the dynamic worship, the Gospel-centered sermons and the down-to-earth leaders. Service starts at 10 and ends at 11:30. They have coffee and tea in the main entrance lobby and their kid's ministry uses an awesome material called Gospel Project. A big group of college students from UNC, Duke and North Carolina Central attend regularly. No matter one's religious background, whether one grew up in the church or is just checking church out for the first time, all are welcomed to come. The Sunday messages are presented in a way that whether one is not religious, is new to the church, or from another nation, everyone can understand the relevant messages. For the messages, they do both sermon series that go through books of the Bible (last year they went through Genesis) and sermon series cover topics such as relationships, relevance of faith in every day life, and hot topics such as politics, identity and racial reconciliation. The people I know who go to this church come from many different backgrounds- some grew up Christian, others didn't grow up religious and only recently became Christians, and others are undecided but open to finding out more about Jesus and the Bible. The church also has a over 50 different flags of nations represented in the church's makeup! I personally love this multi-ethnic church that seeks to be centered on the Gospel! I would highly recommend King's Park!