What a great place to worship. Everyone was inviting, the worship was great. And the message was…read moreBible based.

My wife and I started going to Jefferson City Christian Church about a year and half ago. We had…read morebeen going for quite some time. However, recently some things have prevented us from being able to attend. I would still recommend the church service on Sundays. The church also has a very good youth/children's ministry.

By far, the friendliest church I have ever been a member of. The worship team is awesome (but they…read morereally need a drummer since the old one left for college). The teaching pastor has more biblical principles and knowledge than that of any other church I have ever attended.

this is the best church I think I've been to! the teachings are amazing and they may seem long but…read morethey are truly the best!

The congregation, staff and pastor here are all amazing! When we moved to the area a year and a…read morehalf ago they made us feel like family. The church programs keep growing to meet the community needs and they are very receptive to meeting people exactly where they're at in their journey with Jesus. Great kids program, great youth program and great adult program. Overall great church!

A beautiful church to celebrate a wonderful Easter service. A very friendly and inviting…read morecongregation. Our whole family enjoyed the enormous choir (70+ strong) during this Easter celebration. The pastor was engaging and spoke very well and was easy to follow. We will be back when visiting the area.

Avoid this church if you have a disability of any kind!…read more I was visiting friends and we went to this church. I have a beautifully trained Medical Alert Service Animal. Shortly after arriving, a man approached and said. "We don't allow animals." I said "This is a Service dog." He replied "We do not have to follow the ADA". My friends and I left immediately. I realize that churches do not have to follow the ADA. However, they should be following the gospel which commands us to "love your neighbor". The church should be a place for "all sorts and conditions of man". So if you have any disability or love someone who has one, I'd advise you to look for a different church. I hope this one will do better in the future.