New building, old church! A very beautiful set of buildings with the kids sanctuary separate,…read moreincluding a cafe corner, outdoor seating, plenty of parking. The pastor still delivers amazing messages each week. I am a little sad he no longer greets you at the door, but there are plenty of smiling faces who do! I miss this place, but I can now only visit once a month from Sacramento and watch the service online when I'm not here.

Southern Hills Church was a Baptist church before. The service was entertaining. I asked if they…read morehad the Baptism of the Holy Spirit to two workers after the service, both said that water baptism was next Sunday. One person said you can meet with a pastor to ask the questions about the church. They had no clue what the Baptism of the Holy Spirit was. Very sad, it is the power of God.

Every. Single. Year... I go back and forth about posting this. But I'm at a point in my life, where…read moreI'm choosing not to stay silent about what I've been through, regardless of whether a lot of time has passed. So here are just some of the instances that happened during my time at this church, as a young 20 yr old trying to find peace after some trauma. This all happened several years ago, but clearly is something that has weighed heavily on me since then, and was ultimately the demise of my attendance with the church. 1) I was told very private information about other members of the church by leaders... information that should've never been shared, and information I had no business knowing. "Don't tell anyone I told you this, but..." -the woman's pastor. What had she been telling others about me? 2) being told "your works do not define who you are" and then being told that I'm not doing enough to serve the church after bending my back over for them and the children's ministry. 3) This is while I was venting about an unrequited love... Women's pastor: "did you have any kind of intimacy with this guy?" Me: "yes" (In my head: we kissed and that's it) Women's pastor: "well, when I was your age, I was a whore too" (those were her actual words) 4) "you're too young to know what real hurt is." Told to me by a member after I told the women's group that my boyfriend died of cancer 5) women's pastor: "are you an alcoholic?" Me: "no. I grew up around alcoholics and no i am not an alcoholic" Women's pastor: "well, alcoholics usually say they aren't..." I told her she basically just called me an alcoholic and then she gaslighted me into believing that it was my own insecurities and pride that took it that way... looking back on it now, no one else would have taken what she said in a different way than I did. As you can see, my review is mostly about one person. My experience is complex, like many others. I was easily influenced during these years, as I was desperate for healing, which is why I think I stayed even after seeing the red flags. Most people that come to church, come with trauma. I understand the idea in which people think their own healing journeys are the "answer" to everyone else's... it's not. But that is how I was treated. I did have positive experiences here too. The actual sermons and worship are really great. The members are typically great. It's a beautifully diverse church and I really loved how there were many different people from many different backgrounds. I found this church out of desperation for healing. My relationship with God strengthened at the time, but the way the women's pastor treated me through the mentioned experiences above, was gross. What's worse is that the two other members I confided in about my experiences with the woman's pastor, was not surprised. I quit the church cold turkey after reflecting on a year of my experiences with her.

I found The Rock two yrs ago and knew as soon as I walked through the doors that I would be loved…read moreand accepted! The staff and congregates genuinely love the Lord; the worship time is upbeat and intimate, glorifying our God, And the teachings by both the lead Pastor and Associate Pastor are incredible!! You actually leave having learned something, being encouraged and maybe convicted, but all in love! I could go on, but you really need to check it out for yourself. You'll be blessed and your search just might end as mine did!?!

We're the gospel is being told.. restoring the family…read more. Time to teach the Youth about Christ.. Strong Prayer for generations

I came from the California church VBF, Pastor Ron is my all time favorite pastor notably for his…read moreGod stories. Didn't go to like it, went to serve because it was where God led me. Great ministries serving the community. Education at no charge for those who want to learn about God through Valley U. Fellowship with amazing people. Wonderful pastors whose families serve alongside them. And the best worship team around. Didn't go to like it, ended up loving it instead.

LOVE LOVE LOVE! The spirit is so alive and strong here! Haven't been to a church like it!…read more Jesus lives!

This is a very friendly church! We enjoyed Sunday school first then the worship service. We are…read morevisiting from out of state. If you are looking for a church I would highly recommend you give it a try.

I came here this last Sunday and was greeted right away with a warm welcome and given a welcome bag…read morewith information on the church and a nice pen and pen case. Because I was sitting by myself I was invited to sit with someone else, and throughout the service I was constantly treated with kindness and felt very welcome. The service itself was great, and I will definitely be back if I'm in the area.

I love this church, everyone gives you a warm welcome and they have a wonderful food pantry.read more

A great congregation all around with an intelligent, faithful and hard-working rector (head…read morepastor). Epiphany is a new (12 year old) parish so they actually seek and serve God without the distraction that an old facility often brings. Protestant-leaning Christians will be gladdened too that Epiphany is undistracted by institutional blight as the Episcopal diocese has a "help-only" policy for its few churches which, like Epiphany, are alive and growing.

When I moved to the Las Vegas Valley three years ago, I found this to be the most welcoming, upbeat…read morechurch imaginable. Father Rick has been a guiding spirit of enthusiasm, humor, with good management techniques. He has discovered and nurtured gifts and strengths within our parish, and as a result of his efforts, we are growing! So nice to hear "baby noises" during services and the sermons - many young families have joined us in the time I've been at Epiphany. By Father Rick's guidance, Father Chris has joined us this year and brought his own unique sense of enthusiasm for the joy of the Gospel to us. We now have 3 active, well attended services weekly. We are members of NCG, and have Family Promise guests with us for a week, twice each year. Many more ministries keep our calendar hopping.

My granddaughter absolutely loves the annual vacation Bible school here every summer! I'm extremely…read moregrateful that they do this camp every summer so that kids can learn the love and light of Jesus! Always such a high energy and great space for kids to come to know, Jesus, make friends and be in a safe space for a portion of their summer.

This church has been my home church for as long as I can remember. I love the atmosphere, the…read morepeople, and I love the way that I can be able to experience Jesus here. Best church in all of Las Vegas!