A great church to check out in Titusville...everyone is very friendly and when we moved here we met…read moreDawn a sweet and professional host that helped us get plugged into the community. It is a beautiful campus that is well maintained. The pastor is Mr Stuart Bodine I believe...the music is really good with a married couple that are very special and friendly. Mary's voice is amazing and her husband has so much heart and soul for Jesus he makes this church rock out and fun. The Fall Pumpkin Patch is going to be so great this year with a walking path, tractor pull, and so much more...the Pastor is so excited to get it going and fun for the community.

I was a first time visitor at their 11am contemporary service this morning. They have a variety of…read morecoffee and creamers plus lots of different snack food items to eat in the lobby. The stage, lights, and musicians were a full-out contemporary concert experience. It is a relaxing and laid back service: comfortable cushioned chairs down the middle, round tables on the side with the same chairs around them. There were older people, younger people, middle age people, etc. Some people dressed down in T-shirts but other people dressed nice. Anything goes. They played three songs upfront, went into long announcements, children's moment (there were over 40 kids for sure!), then there's an offering collection while the band sings. Pastor Bill followed with a relatable sermon. Then there was a closing song. The songs and the sermon went together cohesively. It was a wonderful experience and I will be coming back.

I've been attending Point Church whenever I visit CCB for a few years now. Their dedication to the…read morecommunity is truly inspiring--they consistently give back and genuinely care. I've seen them participate in Friday Feast by handing out water, and just last week, they generously provided gas. They are involved in many community projects, relying on volunteers who share their spirit of giving. This church family is humble, always ready to help, and it's clear they do everything out of kindness and compassion.

The Pointe is a surprisingly small church given the relatable pastor, great worship music and…read morerelatable sermons. I highly recommend The Pointe to anyone that's tired of "churchy church".

Informative homilies. Cliques which is typical of churches. Just don't pay attention to any of…read morethat. Get the Word of God and the Sacraments.

Traveling across this great land provides many opportunities to view myriad places, vistas, tourist…read moretraps and events. My wife and I serve as strong advocates of attending religious services once each week wherever we are in this beautiful and free country. We give back to God an hour per week, at the very least, in accordance with the Biblical prescription in the Ten Commandments. Therefore, we always find and attend Mass wherever our many trips have taken us. Take exit 223 off I-95 onto eastbound SR 46. Turn south onto Holder Road at the light. As you approach Holy Spirit Catholic Church it doesn't appear much more than a small building of religious worship in a rural town. Yet, its friendly family of parishioners and fine presentations of God's word quickly characterized a feeling of our Creator's love My wife an I departed there a strong proponent of returning often. We highly recommend anyone to stop by on Saturday, Sunday or any day. God bless all who travel along the Space Coast or move to Mims, Florida. Buck Coffey

Great Bible teaching and friendly people! Nice size church; not too big or small. It took us a year…read moreto find this church!

We have a busy parish. Here are just some of the activities and mission happening now. Every Friday…read moreduring LENT there is a Soup, Salad, & Bread meal at no charge (donations welcome) at 5pm the homecooked food is great, it is a time to socialize and then at 6pm we pray the Stations of the Cross. There is a grief group meeting on Thursdays @ 5:30pm ending on 24 March. We are collecting long sleeve shirts (only) until 2 April to donate to migrant workers for sun and pesticide protection. On 24 March @ 6pm there is a one-night parish mission beginning @ 6pm. Every Thursday @ 5:30 -6:30 Adoration & Benediction. We always accept food donations and strongly support St. Vincent De Paul ministry activities. Everyone is welcome to attend Mass and our activities/events. Only Catholics in good standing may receive communion. (Eucharist) as we believe it is the actual body & blood of Jesus.

What a very welcoming church. Love the extra things they do and it felt like a great community…read more They are currently remodeling the air conditioning unit and doing Mass in the dome . We are visiting and came here for Sunday Mass. After church they had a nice spread. If I'm in tins again I will definitely come again.

My wife and I have been searching for a church to call home but couldn't quite find a fit until we…read moreattended The Well Church. We are so pleased with how they welcomed us and made us feel like family. Pastor Nathan and his wife Daisy are the type of people who truly are concerned with all who attend God's church. They have an excellent men's and women's ministry, which we have longed for and are so pleased with. If you are looking for a church that shows God's love, then we recommend The Well Church.

My friend asked me one day if I would accompany her to a Celebrate Recovery meeting at her church,…read moreRedeemer Church. I know for certain that Christ sent her to invite me that day, because I felt like I needed to go to the meeting, and fellowship with her and her church family. This is a meeting for those who are struggling with any dependency or addiction of any kind, to fellowship with other Christians, and to share their stories. You can suffer from any type of addiction, from substance addiction, to food addiction, and everything in between. You can also attend this church event to show support for another person. You can of course come to this event if you would like prayers and support because you know someone else who is struggling with dependency or addiction, and you would like to lift them up in prayer. This Celebrate Recovery meeting is every Tuesday night at Redeemer Church. It starts at 6:00pm, when they begin by serving a dinner that everyone can partake in and enjoy for just a small fee of $4.00 per person. Additionally, if it's your first time at Celebrate Recovery at Redeemer Church, you get a welcome packet, and you get to eat free of cost. The night that I went to Celebrate Recovery, they were serving a Mexican dinner. After dinner, at 6:30pm, they start the meeting with members of the church each taking turns sharing their journey and testimonies of how Christ is working miracles in their lives. They also take this time to hand out celebrate recovery chips to those who are ready to start their journey to recovery. Once the initial sharing of testimonies is finished, the group breaks up into two smaller, male and female groups, and then we gather together in different rooms of the church. Once we are settled in, we are encouraged to speak openly and honestly about the struggles that we are facing in our lives. We are supported by our fellow Christians as we are lifted up in prayer by each member of our group. We finish our time together in closing prayer, and then we say our goodbyes while we help with closing tasks around the church. I really enjoyed attending this event, and I'm grateful for all of those who supported me and prayed for me that night. I saw Christ work so many miracles in my life after that day at church, and I'm blessed to say that I now have my miracle Service Dog that I was praying for, and God has been working miracle upon miracle in my life. He has been healing me in so many ways, and this includes Christ healing me after I was recently diagnosed with a Pulmonary Embolism and Pneumonia. In fact, I have never been more certain that Christ has a greater purpose for me and my life than I am now. Jeremiah 29:11 For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.

Impressively beautiful Vietnamese Buddhist temple in Cocoa. Looks like they're planning to build…read moreout more too. They have delicious vegetarian food for sale on every Sunday (9:30am to 1pm) and some special events. Not crowded at all, it's very quiet there but the people we talked to were nice. I tried bánh đúc (kind of a street food rice cake dish in a bowl) and it was great. You can actually pay with Zelle in case you don't carry cash. The whole place is run by only 1 or 2 monks. One of the monks asked me to upload a flyer for an upcoming event to their facebook page for them.

zen and nice temple. Vegan food every Sunday. The people there are so so nice. I'll be coming up…read moremore often. Highly recommend!