Amazing church I truly love this church huge and loud I feel like I was in a concert it really…read morespeaks to everybody it made me feel happy

Not sure how I feel about this place of worship. The day I went (just before July 4th) there was a…read morestrong message about the founding of America and that is great; however, was the Christian subtext that we should not tolerate other religions? Let's remember that this country was started by people who migrated from England to America looking for a place to freely practice their faith and to find work and a better way of life. I am looking for a faith community and am hoping that this church is open to accepting all ways that people find God. I was going to go the next Sunday but had a migraine and I don't think I could stand the blaring music and big production so I didn't go. I'll try again and will also see if they have a more quiet area to pray. Stay tuned.

I love this church! We had tried several others over a period of four years and were beginning to…read morelose hope that we would find our church home. Ascent church is an answer to prayer and I know God brought us here. Ascent a Bible teaching church. Pastor Jason is a Holy Spirit led teacher, a kind listener, and dedicated leader. He and his family are servant hearted leaders. Our childrens directors and youth pastors truly love kids and are committed to really training them up to follow Christ. The members of this church have become family and they are so encouraging and uplifting. If God calls you to this church, you will be blessed! It's a multigenerational and multicultural family and I we are so grateful for God's provision. I hope you will check it out.

I love this church. Pastor Jason and Christina, his sweet wife, came to this church when there was…read moreonly a 15 person congregation. They've grown our church to two full services and we will be expanding to a third soon. Jason is annointed as a pastor. His sermons bring you into such a close walk with God. He digs in and gives you details that most pastors don't. I love that! The childrens' ministry has blossomed and grown too! There are many families here, but our church is a true cross section of every walk in life. All are welcome here! Ascent members are kind and helpful. I love how everyone pitches in and helps when we have projects or ministries. It's a little bit of a hike as I live by downtown, but I wouldn't think of worshipping anywhere else.

My husband and I attended this church for little over one year…read more After awhile I joined a small day Bible study group of seniors. The teacher was older and knowledgeable regarding the Word. I attended the small group for about 4 to 6 months. Then, as life would have it, our old van broke down and we were without transportation altogether. This was during a break in the summer of 2025. Our leader called and invited me and invited our group to Applebee's. Now at that time there were two or three people in this group who knew we no longer had transportation. No one bothered to ask if they could give me a ride to the gathering at Applebee's. So I did not go. One girl did call me (after the Applebee's meeting) and asked how I was and I said was "fine" I told her I had no transportation to church, explaining why I wasn't there. She didn't say anything. A few months went by and we still had no wheels. Thankfully, our daughter allowed us to use her car for grocery shopping. Then the leader of the group called again, one day, and said she'd be having the Bible meeting at a different location. I told her I still didn't have wheels and she mentioned that maybe someone could come to get me. I have to be honest here . . . I wasn't feeling it anymore. Let me state that the lead pastor always gave indepthful, wonderful teachings (Bible studies) every Sunday. In addition this church facilitated a lovely luncheon for seniors each month, called 'Young at Heart,' with Pastor Marie, a compassionate, wise, godly woman. All was very good on that front. However, every Sunday we went, we noticed nearly no one brought their Bibles! Some, but very few, used their cell phones for Bibles, but most, 90% sat there looking straight ahead at the pastor and the power point overhead. Oddly, the lead pastor, Mark, never mentioned or encouraged people to bring their Bibles to church, not even once in the entire year I was there. As an illustration, when you were a kid, when you went to science class, you brought your science book. When you went to math class, you brought your math book. When you go to church, you bring YOUR BIBLE! (Novel idea!) To add to that, most people would blindly walk past each other filing out of church very quickly, after the service. The "greeters" were the only ones to say, "Hi" and "Goodbye" Now of course if you already knew the person, you'd say Hello, but there was no friendliness among parishioners to stop and greet someone they did not know - thus the mad dash for the door to get to the car. Finally, in the beginning of November of 2025, we bought another car, God faithfully provided! My point to writing all of this is I'm not sure people understand the meaning of the church gathering together. It's almost as if they are checking off the boxes! Just before Jesus died, He told His disciples, in John 13:34, "A new commandment I give you, that you love one another as I have loved you, that you also love one another. By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another." This is Christianity 101- learning Christ's love and forgiveness. To me, if you can't find something that resembles and acts like "family" and "agape love" at a church you've attended for over a year...the simple act of saying, "I could give you ride" doesn't exist, then you missed the entire point of church. It wasn't as if I lived far out of the way. Matter of fact, I lived right "on-the-way" By the time I was invited to the new small group meeting location, I no longer felt as if I belonged there...even when the leader politely said that maybe someone could pick me up, I was no longer interested. I think she picked up on it, in my voice. My emphasis here is to say, genuine love and care was sorely lacking in this church. What I found very odd, is that no one brought their Bibles on Sunday morning and neither did they bring their Bibles to small group ( except for one lady ) So I strongly doubt most of them even know or understand the heart of the Gospel. I am not upset with anyone there, for I seriously think, they know not what they do. I wish everyone who attends Highpoint well . . . but I guess I was just at the wrong house . . .

Pastor Mark Carrera is an absolute gentleman. Wonderful Christian example understands the true…read moremeaning of being a pastor.

Very scripture based teaching and preaching. Beautiful worship music, very friendly and encouraging…read morecongregation.

This review is about the church's annual Outdoor Living Nativity. We try to attend every year and…read moreit is always just spectacular. Very moving, very well thought out and presented. I could write more but I think this review would be better in living color so I will take the time to upload the many pictures I have taken. This is really a special moment for the holidays.

Living Word Congregation is all about teaching, understanding, and following the Bible, not…read moredenominations.

Best welcoming people. Great services. Great place to go to Church and be involved. Everyone helps…read moreeach other. Awesome Church with an Awesome Pastor Trevor and Families.

This is an over the top LOVING Church! Our Pastor, Robby Bolden, that we have known for many years…read moreis the new Pastor at First Baptist Church of Ft. Pierce. So of course we love it there for that reason but, from the first time I walked into the church you could feel the warmth and love of the people there. They truly are Godly people and don't care what you wear, just as long as you are there. That is all that Jesus cares about anyway!! We drive two hours one way just to be there. It is that great of a church!!

Love these amazing people! A place to wrestle with faith and doubt. I always look forward to Sunday.read more