Was there for one hour (1/2 hr before service thru 1/2 hour into service) and not one person spoke…read moreto me. The lobby was full, as I entered and as I left. While in service, there was a smoke/fog of some kind, that burned my eyes. The service was strongly about "look at me" performance,with cameras zooming in on "performers" and not about worshiping our God. Very disappointed.

Best Church I've visited in Northwest Arkansas. Full of friendly genuine people of all kinds of…read morebackgrounds. But most of all, you can feel the atmosphere filled of God's presence.

Grace Hills is the best church in NWA! My family moved to Northwest Arkansas a year ago, and as…read moresoon as we stepped into Grace Hills we knew we were home. Everyone in the church genuinely cares for each other and you can just tell in your spirit. The worship is great and the teaching is rich and life giving. Our kids have learned so much about Jesus and made great friends in the children's ministry, and my wife and I look forward to Men's ministry and Women's ministry nights once a month (plus some awesome retreats)! I strongly recommend Grace Hills for anyone who is looking for a community to call home in NWA!

I'm not what you would call a "churchy" person. I don't raise my hands or any of that, but I've…read morealways tried to be a good person, a loving person, and God has always been a distant presence on the edge of my life. What Grace Hills, with Pastor Brandon at the helm, has done is create a sense of just how powerful a working relationship with God can be, and how it impacts everyday life. Now, and a little more each week, I find myself turning to God as a real being, who really cares what happens to me and all His children. Brandon gives practical, positive messages about an active experience of God's love. He makes it real, without judgment or threats of wrath. The church has a friendly, comfortable atmosphere, that welcomes everyone. This is the best church I've ever been to. They've recently moved into their new building at 2323 W Chestnut St Rogers, AR 72756.

Christian nondenominational church. They follow the motto of knowing Christ and making Him known…read more They do this they a process of: Experience, Growth, and Share. My wife and I discovered this church via the Celebrate Recovery program offered at the church. I was free on Wednesday nights so I checked out there Wednesday night services. The Christmas weekend my wife and I visited together. We saw how the Spirit of the Lord was present in the church and the believers moving to carry out the Great Commission. I got plugged immediately into the men's group by visiting a Teen Challenge boys camp. My wife got plugged in the women's group. We are both going thru the membership process as we are led to make Catalyst our church home. We love how the church desires to see us and others come into an abiding relationship with Jesus. We come to see the presence of God during corporate worship. I am humbled they are opened to all people no matter the hurt, habit, or hangup people struggle everyday. The teaching is definitely Bible grounded. You wear whatever you are comfortable. Pastor Nate has a spiked hairdo. Pastor Richard is a biker dude. The church makes everyone new feel safe , comfortable, and wanted. They show the true love of Jesus.

This is a non-denominational, elder-led church. Their motto is "Knowing Christ and Making Him…read moreKnown" and "Experience, Grow, Share". Their messages and courses correlate with this. Personally, I want to hear messages that bring me to check my own heart as drive me closer to Christ- so this church is great for me. Free coffee every Sunday. They have clean restrooms. They also have a separate room set up for mothers and fathers that have newborns where they can watch the service without distraction. Clean nursery and programs for all ages.

Always outstanding! The worship, the preaching and the…read moreoverall vibe is all 5 stars! Huge kids program, thousands of children in this church!

Pastor Ronnie Floyd and his wife are amazing and doing the Lords work. Overall its a great church…read moreto visit. I went to an adult group they had a few times while visiting that was spiritually nourishing. I have had some bad experiences with a staff member being overtly rude then suddenly changing attitudes finding out I worked in television. Also, there was a young adult group leader that I'm hoping has matured since I attended the group. That group was extremely elementary for being for adults living in a world facing real problems. Things happen as churches grow larger and it becomes harder to keep up with these things. I do think God's hand is over Cross Church and blessing it. I hope they continue to grow but more importantly are able to keep the community warmly welcomed from all walks of life leading to Jesus and the bad attitudes of the set few are changed so no one is turned away.