Give it a try then make your decision from there. The Christmas service I attended yesterday was my…read moresecond visit and I plan to continue

We've been going here for about four years, now, and we love it! The coffee is fantastic, the…read morepastor and band are great! Pastor Mike: He's so funny and doesn't have a holier-than-thou complex some pastors seem to have. He teaches things that people really need to hear, regardless of wether they want to or not. The Band: They're fantastic! Sam, Sanè, DZ and one drummer who's name we don't know... (stands during I Will Live and we love it!)(If anyone knows his name, that'd be great!) The Coffee: Great prices, great drinks! The staff are so patient and kind! They go through the line like Chick-fil-A: quick and kind. If you need a church that loves you no matter where you are, you're in luck! That's literally the motto! "Love people where they are and encourage them to grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ" It was hard moving half way across the country but this church has made it a lot easier. It's the best.

Every passing Sunday fortifies my gratefulness to have found and to be a part of this church…read more Crossroads is a family, a community, with solid biblical teaching, but most of all, you can feel Christ's love in this church. This is what a church is meant to be. In addition to two Sunday worship services, there is a wonderful kids ministry with great programming (like Awanas and VBS), small groups, classes, studies, volunteer opportunities, support, prayer, etc.

If you're looking for a church full of perfect people who always do it right then keep moving. In…read morefact, you'll pretty much never find that. *smile* the reality is that a Christian church is a place where sinful/imperfect people, come to serve a merciful, gracious, forgiving, perfect God. I have been going to Crossroad Fellowship for about 2 years now. they have 2 locations, one in raleigh on millbrook road, and one in wake forest. The wake forest location had been meeting in a school until they were recently given an opportunity to move into a church building that already existed. While the location they are in looks like a traditional church, don't be fooled. Crossroads is less traditional and more, forgive the wording contemporary. You won't find an organ and hymnals inside, but you do find imperfect people who are striving to worship and serve God with all their heart. it's always good to remember the church isn't a building, but the people who are in it. Pastor Andy is the campus pastor for wake forest. He has a great sense of humor and keeps you engaged while still challenging your thoughts and encouraging you to grow in Christ. Small groups are available, which are vitally important when trying to become apart of a larger community. I really this is a great church, with great people. Be involved in a small group and you'll find a great sense of community. Community is important when living the Christian life b/c life gets hard sometimes, and it's nice to know you have a good support system around you. I would encourage anyone to come and visit! services are at 830, 10, and 1130. And earplugs are available (although my husband, who usually has worn earplugs to church says he doesn't need them here)!

I didn't grow up with religion, but as I've gotten older and especially since becoming a mom, I've…read morefelt a growing curiosity and desire to better understand it. Over the course of a couple years, I visited various churches hoping to find one where I felt truly welcome, where the people were real and authentic, and where the message resonated in a meaningful, modern way. After attending several services, I often left feeling disheartened. Too often, the messaging felt either exclusive or outdated, and I started to lose hope that a "unicorn" church even existed. I wanted a place that felt right, where the teachings of Jesus were brought into the present day and applied to the issues we're actually facing in the world. Then, in January 2025, I visited Crosspoint for the first time and knew immediately that I had found that place. What initially drew me in were the values listed on their website. What's kept me coming back week after week is the warmth, the community, and the incredibly thoughtful, inclusive messaging. Ironically, it was some of the negative reviews that intrigued me enough to check it out. You could feel the close-mindedness in many of those one-star comments, which only made me more curious to see for myself. I've since brought my daughters, and they've loved being a part of the youth groups, making new friends, and growing comfortable with Christianity in a way I never experienced growing up. They're learning life lessons about kindness, inclusivity, standing up for what's right, and embracing curiosity--things I deeply value as a parent. I'm beyond grateful to have found this church that I searched for for so long. It truly feels like home

Our family has been attending this church for several years now. You really want to like it, but…read morethere was always a sense of something not quite right. We are a multicultural, spiritual family. In the beginning, everything seemed wonderful. People seemed welcoming and open and kind. I think they try really hard to be "welcoming to everyone", but unfortunately, there is definitely a distinct liberal or progressive undercurrent. We were looking for a church, that truly was a welcoming place for everyone, regardless of political views or religious background. I'm not necessarily a huge fan of Catholic churches, in which I was raised, because of the undercurrent of disdain for "sinners". Unfortunately, I feel this church falls into the same trap and is guilty of the same judgment just in the opposing sense. There are frequent and consistent snipes or comments or jabs, at the stupidity of certain demographics and individuals with certain political leanings during sermons. During the most recent sermon, Jeff, a pastor who doesn't even live in North Carolina, vowed to "get political". He stated " know a lot of you are getting uncomfortable and squirming your seats right now". He lamented about gun school violence, and how troubling it was that a woman was denied what he termed "reproductive healthcare"; which seems to be an attempt to use language to normalize abortion procedures. Jeff made further euphemisms towards the Republican candidates up for election in the state of North Carolina, and termed this presidential election, the most consequential in the history of our nation, parroting the echo chamber of leftist and mainstream media that has been pounding this drum for the last four years or more.

This is a church like no other! Everyone is welcome: a true…read moreinterfaith, inclusive gathering of people of all races. LBGQT or straight makes no difference. Children to Chronologically Advantaged. History and Science are respected. The Bible is revered but one is not required to take the Bible literally. Non-judgmental acceptance of all members and guests. Ample opportunities to serve at 1. Round Table on Tuesdays and Thursdays where meals are prepared and served to food insecure guests. 2. International missions 3. Children's activities 4.Women's groups. 4 choir 5. Orchestra See church directory for complete list of events. Members have opportunities to learn about current events and social issues. Sunday classes scheduled before Sunday worship examine a variety of interests. Pullen has changed my life! Jan Kamiya Overman

A dynamic church that welcomes everybody. Great preaching and music. Unafraid to speak out, but…read morealso cares for every member's needs.

What a great place to come and worship!…read more Are you tired of the same old same old in church? Aren't you tired of seeing churches who are dry and hopeless? At Radiant Church, we try and be real, talk about real issues; but above all else - love people unconditionally like Jesus does. We love to serve in Raleigh and surrounding areas as well as over seas. Sweet worship where I can get into God's presence. Multi-ethnic population encourages diversity. Get connected with a Life Group to build trust with good people and experience your Christian faith at a deeper level and not alone. I hope to see you Sunday!

Before we moved to the area, we decided to visited Beacon. After one visit we knew it was the place…read morefor us. The people are great, the community and ministries are amazing, but I've never met people like Pastor Rabon and Miss Sharon. They are the most sincerely loving people I've known, and the rest of the church follows their example. You won't be disappointed if you visit any Sunday at 10:30 or 5:30.

I love this church! It looks big and fancy but it's actually got the community of a small hometown…read morelong-standing church. The Pastor and his wife are the most welcoming warm people everrrr. I started going because his son's family lives next door. I love the variety of Bible studies to choose from, and my kids love going to KidLife while we are in church or Bible study. In fact, I also decided to apply my kids to their school, Raleigh Christian Academy, and sought a job in the daycare to pay their way! I'm just getting started, but I've known a lot of the people here for years. It's going to be the most fulfilling and wonderful job I could have ever asked to have, with the kindest most supportive women I've ever known!

It's a nice community church! Since it was a pathfinder weekend, it was different worship style…read morethan usual but we had a nice time.

Growing up SDA in Sacramento California, I was a member of a church out there. When I moved here I…read morewas very pleasantly surprised to see that there was a Seventh Day Adventist Church right here in "Caraleigh". The grounds of this place are beutiful and the church itself is very classic looking. There is also a private SDA school on the grounds. I haven't been to the church yet so I can't really review their services. I will say however that their website is a bit challenging to navigate to find service times and how to start attending. As far as being SDA goes, I don't think it is for everyone but, if you are SDA and you move to Raleigh or Cary, this seems like a beautiful church to take your family to. If you are not SDA and you are ever interested in learning more, this church seems very friendly and welcoming and their services are always packed. The SDA church is very community oriented.

I have been attending Richland Creek about 14 years. It is a large church, but has a friendly…read moreoutgoing feeling. More importantly the Word is preached each week in a way that is easy to understand and apply it to my life. It is a place where we are taught who God is - His character and His love for all mankind - how He wants to have a relationship with us. He wants us all to come to know Him as our Lord and Savior. Richland Creek is a special place.

Great worship! I loved the music and how the church made me feel welcome! The drummer was such a…read moregood young man! He played so well, I wish he played more. Anyway it was a great church and I am definitely coming back!