We were visiting Ormond Beach and Daytona area for the week. A lot of times when we travel we try…read moreand find a local church to attend on Sunday's. Today we attended Calvary Christian. The campus is very large and we didn't have a clue where to go so we parked in the visitor's parking. Once we got parked someone walked up and said hello and introduced themselves and walked us up to the front. Everyone was very welcoming when we arrived. When we walked inside the auditorium it was full and it was hard to decide where to sit. We decided to sit towards the back. Love how there were so many ethnic groups there which was great! * The worship time was good. The band was fantastic and sounded spot on. (My wife and I are musicians as well). * To be honest and this is just OUR OPINION...... Everything (singers, musicians, pastors, and those who prayed) were very loud! After 15 minutes being there and I to put in my earplugs to keep from getting a headache/migraine. A few minutes after that my wife put hers in which she NEVER does. * During the prayer time pastors wife started speaking in tongues (which I'm not comfortable with). During the pastors message he also spoke a little in tongues. * Because of how loud things were I started getting nauseous and a little off so we decided to leave about 3/4 of the way through the pastors message. He had a lot of great points and information from Luke 22:31 * Even though we felt this church wasn't for us not to say it wouldn't be great for you! Like I said at the beginning; everyone was soooooo nice and welcoming and made us feel great. We just didn't like how loud the service was.

I had gone to Calvary for years while I lived in Daytona Beach but when I moved to Deland, I went…read moreto two different churches in that area. I never found a church as good as Calvary. I'm so glad to be back! It's truly a life changing, Spirit filled Church.

I came for the food pantry and they were suppose to be open and they refused to help. They're the…read moreonly one open today or else I wouldn't be leaving this review.

I love this church ! great church breath service pastor joes jokes are so funny IVE went here since…read morepreek it's amazing there food is good to

I've attended Oasis for years and even brought my family here, it had it's issues, but believed it…read morewas a place rooted in compassion and community. But when my father passed away, I was met with cold bureaucracy instead of genuine care. I left a message about holding his funeral service. The response? A voicemail saying they might be able to help if they had time--followed by a rental application. Everything came with a price tag: the space, the chairs, the audio equipment, the screens--even the pastor. In stark contrast, my brother's funeral--held at my former church in another state--was handled with true pastoral care. The pastor didn't hesitate. He gave a beautiful service, encouraged a slideshow to honor my brother's life, and offered the church space for the post-service gathering--all at no cost. When I later spoke with another local church and explained what had happened at Oasis, they immediately expressed sorrow, prayed with my mother and me, and said they'd be honored to help, membership or not. The way Oasis handled my father's death was not just disappointing--it was disgraceful. If this is how they respond to a grieving child, I can't imagine Jesus would approve. They complained about how difficult it would be and even suggested I consider going through a funeral home instead. All because my 96-year-old father, who couldn't see, hear and barely walk, wasn't known well enough by Pastor Marty. I will never return to this church. A church that can't show up when it matters most isn't serving Christ--it's serving itself. If your own church abandons you in your darkest hour, it's not a house of God--it's just a building with a logo.

Since the new Pastor Marty is there now, we decided to give it another try and been here for over a…read moreyear now and so happy to be part of a church where TRUTH is spoken and not twisted to fit agendas. May we always see black and white and not try to smudge it grey ending up luke warm.

What a warm friendly fellowship we experienced while traveling. The message was very meaningful &…read morethe greeters were so hospitable. Relaxed vibe with truth & spirit.

I visited this church for the first time today, I thought it was great. The music was awesome and…read morethe message was good. The only reason I give it 4 stars, is I was the only person in the entire church who had a bible in hand. Even the pastor was referencing from the word of God and not reading straight from it. The word of God is so powerful. And I think it'd be awesome to encourage the congregation to bring and open their own personal bibles and learn to have a deeper relationship with their bible. But otherwise i thought the message was clear. I will definitely be visiting again.

CCC is a great church. It's centrally located so that it's easy to access from Ormond Beach or Port…read moreOrange. Pastors Larry Kirk, and Barry Cooper teach from the Bible and there is a well balanced community with lots of young families, a great college group and retired folks. Music team is great. Reformed theology.

Super solid church. So glad that I learned about this…read moreplace. I was looking for a church home that was in the Reformed tradition. We tried PCA and PCUSA churches locally and didn't find the perfect fit. Pastor Larry Kirk is a professor at Reformed Theological Seminary. Praise is led by Patrick Anderson who is getting his doctorate from University of Southern California (I think in guitar) but is from California and helped to lead praise at Grace Community Church (John MacArthur's church - Dispensational). Pastor Curtis Froisland came aboard 2015 and teaches from a Reformed theological perspective as well. CCC is affiliated with the Evangelical Free Church of America. I know, I was like what is that? It is a denomination that allows greater autonomy over doctrine and specific beliefs based on biblical interpretation to local EFCA churches. This church is predominantly Reformed in its theology. This church is part of Acts 29 and is dedicated to church planting rather than becoming a megachurch in itself. If you are hungering for a multi-ethnic intergenerational congregation that is passionate about community and sharing the word of God definitely come by to worship. You can also preview sermons on their website.

This is my second summer going to church here when we come to vacation in the Daytona Beach area…read more I love the praise and worship. The pastors speak directly from the Bible. You need it--You will love it!!

From the owner: On your first visit, you will find a warm, "family style" congregation. Services are approximately…read moreone hour fifteen minutes to one hour thirty minutes in length and feature up-beat praise & worship followed by a relevant message with lots of life application. Of course, children's ministry is always provided. With so many churches in the area, you may be wondering, "Why choose A Family Church?" I'm Glad you asked. A Family Church has never attempted to be like a stereotypical, non-denomination church. We are unique! A Family Church is a hub of community impacting activities. It is a place where people are transformed from the inside out and in turn, go forth to change the community in which they live. AFC members are a congregation of true harvest laborers whose passion is to address both the spiritual and social needs within the community.

Christ-centered ... Bible-preaching ... friendly atmosphere ... great location ... missions…read moreinvolvement ... community oriented

From the owner: Specializing in: - Southern Baptist Churches…read more- Churches & Places of Worship - Bible Churches - Baptist Churches - Community Churches - Christian Churches

A wonderful place to worship with like spirited and minded believers in Jesus Christ.read more

Walk Through Bethlehem is without a doubt the area' most effective community outreach by a church…read more Thousands come each year to walk back in time when Jesus was born. More than 450 church members volunteer their time and talent to provide this rich spiritual experience. More than 26,000 cookies are consumed by community 'pilgrims' at the end of the tour -- along with countless cups of hot coffee. Last night, I became one of those pilgrims. From the folks directing cars into the parking lot to the hosts and hostesses arranging tour groups to the re-enactors -- everyone made me feel like I was no stranger. I belonged. While waiting to take the tour, I truly enjoyed the music provided by the Rich Family, followed by Warner Christian Academy's award-winning jazz band. Led by a dedicated and very energetic band director, who truly loves his work, the band was simply magnificent. All in all, we have no other area event that sets the appropriate mood and tone for Christmas so well. I will return for my ninth walk next year.

I walked into Relevant on Easter Sunday just wondering how visitor friendly they might be. Their…read moreEaster Sunday service was amazing and easy on visitors. They are a non-denominational charismatic church and sometimes our charismatica can run visitors off. That didn't happen. It was a packed house for Sunday second service. I have attended every Wednesday night since (I work most Sundays, but they have a full service on Wednesdays too). I just love the Praise and Worship and the messages are helping me to grasp God's amazing love and mercy. This church is clearly where God wants me right now.

From the owner: We believe that our mission is to help people connect to God. Everything we do is designed to help…read moreyou find your place, reveal your purpose, and unlock your potential. Join us Sundays at 9:00am & 10:30am for life-changing teaching and worship!