As a 26 year old I was struggling to find a oppertunity to meet peers my age that were genuine and real. I started going to Christ Community Chruch after being invited by a friend and fellow Christ follower. I have been beyond blessed being a part of this church. The Holy Spirit is moving in this church in beautiful ways! The openness is profound and welcoming church family gives so much opportunity to grow deeper and closer to God. From small groups, Sunday's message, missions, worship, women and men's ministry, to just connecting with followers of Christ makes this church great for anyone to find a special place and a deeper connection in your walk. read more

Although the teachers are still amazing since the change in administration in both the daycare and Christ Community church it really has begun to go downhill due to what I feel to be greed.In the past year alone tuition increased twice by more than $40 each time, they at one point had signs posted stated teachers and parents are responsible for all classroom supplies, and want to charge more for toddler lunches than I currently pay for a high school kid.This last time they gave us about a two weeks' notice that our very NEXT tuition payment would be increasing a significant amount (right at Christmas time).I found whenever I tried to speak with the director of ABBA's house or the administration in the church that runs the program they have been rude, dismissive, and dishonest.When I questioned the lunch program the daycare could be in that would allow for free meals I was told we tried that parents didn't like it umm sure.I emailed the pastor and received a response from what I believe is an assistant that is trying to claim 70% of the money goes to payroll and they have very little left to make their bills. Yet teachers make very little and are not receiving and increase of any kind and are expected to cover classroom supplies.I also find it hard to believe they have little to make bills but can afford a fancy new indoor soccer arena, parking lot expansion, and brand new under armor uniforms for the church staff. When another parent expressed on her personal facebook the frustration of having to correct billing all the time the director of ABBA's house got onto another teachers account began making rude comments to both that parent and her friends.Telling the parent"but don't we always take care of your child"and one of her friends "who are you do you even have kids here" This greedy and rude behavior has lead to increase frustration both among the parents and teachers.Given administrations dismissive behavior I just continue to see this entire program go downhill. read more

DId two birthday parties here with very different experiences. BIrthday party 1- 1 year ago. This was a private party (meaning we had the whole place to ourselves). No limit placed on guests- we just had to pay for the space and the pizza and bring a cake. Emil was helpful and interested and we had a great experience. So much so that we decided to do a party again there next year. Which brings us to... Birthday party 2- Today. HUGE difference. Here goes... 1. We knew it was going to be a shared space, which meant another party was going on at the same time. Fine, no big deal, its a big place. However, they neglected to mention that there was also going to be a public session going on at the same time, so the place had the potential to be mobbed. Luckily it wasn't but it was an unpleasant surprise on arriving for my child's party. 2. When I booked the party, I was told it was $150 total and each kid would get a slice of pizza and a drink. Sounded great. When I was called 4 days before the party, they mentioned that for every child past 15 kids, it would be a $10 surcharge. Annoying, right? Even more annoying when they charge $7.50 a kid for the open session they were running at the exact same time (and each of those kids also got a slice of pizza and a drink). 3. Emil wasn't there and the gentleman filling in for him wasn't nearly as pleasant. We had planned to have 25 kids (I know, a bit large, but we welcomed brothers and sisters of our guests). We had a couple of people who showed up without RSVPing (no bigger- it happens) so we ended up being 27. We also had 2 infants. The gentleman filling in came over to me saying (slightly belligerently) "This is ALOT more than 25 kids!". I told him I'd do a head count since the kids had just sat down for pizza, and gave him the number of 27. He said "You're not counting the babies". I said "No, the babies aren't walking and aren't having pizza, so no, I am not counting them". All in all, my son had a great time, which is the important thing. But I left there feeling a bit ripped off and disrespected. Lets just say we will definitely not be having any more parties there and I would recommend it with strong reservations. read more