Ihes worked at 5 or so ministry, this was surprisingly the most spiritual dead church I ever went to they did bible study, before church, nice to your face, but were dead in Christ, everyone was playing a game with the visitors. It was weirdly demonic, read more

I grew up, going to Central Wesleyan Church. WHEN ,They were located on the corner of 16th st & Pine Avenue.I've seen the changes.Throughout the past 57 Years.Yes,I think it's a little bit to loud. My parents,took our Family to CWC,Quite regularly.all 8 of of their children.I participated in the LIVING END CHOIR.We moved to California for the Summer,then my Father decided to move back.I don't remember the name of the Church out there.That my Father started taking us to.Then years later we moved to Jacksonville,FL.Then after 3 Years we moved back to Holland,MI.We went to Murray Hill United Methodist Church.I was in the youth Choir there also.Both of my Parents were always in the Adult Choir.All through the Years. Don't. DOWN play CWC,it's a great church to bring your children up in.And to make,new friends & bump into Older friends. So,don't be prejudiced against them. I,Remember Old Pastor Bailey.From years ago,since passed away.Then,to meet & Listen to Pastor Paul HONTZ Sermons.I was shocked.To here,that he had left.I met,the new Pastor Craig,today.Things started getting rather Emotional,I've been dealing with.The wrongful arrest & Wrongful Conviction of my Younger brother Ryan M Wyngarden. There's more,to the story.Than people.Evenko realise.There,were an awful lot of Lies,told in court.But,I've always believed in Jesus Christ.That,someday,justice.Will,be served to the People involved.In the Murder of my Younger Sister Gail & her 1 year Husband.Prayfully,people.Will,start asking the older family members questions.About what Truthfully happened.And what was hidden in court read more

Hmm, this is a mega church with hundreds of members and attendees and I'm the first person to write a review on it. It just proves that Yelp obviously is not yet as popular here as it is in some other parts of the country. Oh well, here's my 2 cents after visiting this church for the first time this morning. Well, I visited here this morning and to be truthful I walked in with some preconceived prejudices against mega churches. I'm happy to say that although I don't know if I'll attend here on a regular basis I can honestly say I may. I found the sermons to be Biblically based and that this church obviously has an eye on the future and where they'd like the church to go in the future. They seemed to not shy away from some issues that some other churches might be afraid to address for fear of maybe offending somebody and I find that to be encouraging. Granted we may not always be comfortable hearing what the Bible says on some subjects, but we do need to hear it whether we want to or not. So kudos to Central Wesleyan for doing what's right in that area. I have great respect for those that will preach not just what is comfortable for the congregation to hear, but also that which might cause them to start squirming in their seats due to having a guilty conscience. Their worship service is a little on the loud side. I'm speaking about the volume of the instruments and the microphones that the onstage worship group singers use, not loud in a very boisterous way where the crowd gets so worked up that it can be distracting if you're not used to that style of worship. In my opinion there's nothing wrong with that type of congregation involvement, but it's not for everybody. In their defense though I'm a middle aged man so I'm sure if you asked one of the young people attending there they'd say no it's not loud it's just right. The good news is that even if you'd agree with me and wish the volume was a little lower that the spirit of the worship service and the preaching make it worth it to visit or attend there. Overall, it was a real good experience and I think I'll be back in the future to visit at least a few more times. read more