We were in town visiting family. Had an opportunity to worship here last Sunday. Strong message…read morethat was bible based. Friendly people. This is a great place to visit when you're young n town. If you are local to this area, this would be a great church home. I urge you to visit.

This is an amazing Church on the move with God, and foundationally sound in preaching the Word of…read moreGod. Foothills mission statement is "making disciples in relational environments." Because Foothills Church is a large church, the relational environments take place in small groups. Attending Foothills Church you receive all the benefits a large church can offer with the intimacy, and encouragement of a small church. The worship is contempory music seeking to honor the Lord.

I visited and absolutely LOVED the church. The Pastor was outside on a hot day to talk to people…read more He talked to us a long time. He is a gifted communicator and the "real deal". When you attend you get a really cool T-shirt and a ticket for 4 free meals to get to know the church and people. They do a LOT to reach out to prisons and the needy. The are instrumental in life transformations & a deeper walk with God. Pastor started out as a Children's Pastor, so he puts a great emphasis on kids and youth. Loved the Pastor's message with big painter's cans. He has amazing ways to drive home the message. It is a very friendly church that does a lot to give back to the community. Too bad I live in Florida.....but hopefully one day, I can be a part.

Great time with God is spent here change your life and change your Heart the Church has open arms…read morewaiting for you

WARNING: negative reviews here are being taken down…read more I have been a member of this church for over 12 years. It was once a place where the gospel was alive, the leadership was relatable, and people were encouraged to follow Christ wholeheartedly. Sadly, that is no longer the case. This church now censors negative reviews and even edits sermons to hide their biases. They have shut off comment sections to silence the congregation rather than listen to feedback. I've never seen a church so determined to control its image instead of confronting the truth. What opened my eyes was how they responded to the death of a Christian man who, moments before being killed, proclaimed: "At the end of the day Jesus Christ loved us enough to die on the cross for us. He rose from the grave three days later, and at the end of the day Jesus Christ is King." Instead of honoring his courage and faith, the church leadership ignored him--and claimed it was because he was a different type of Christian. Yet this man shared the gospel more boldly than many of the pastors here and has brought far more people to Christ than they can dream of. I also experienced their misplaced priorities when I had to beg for a 10-year-old girl to be baptized. She was denied repeatedly, ghosted, and made to jump through hoops. Why? Because her testimony wasn't "polished" enough to fit into a video the church wanted to showcase. She was left fearful for her soul, discouraged from following Jesus, and confused about God's love. That should never happen in a true house of worship. This church now feels unstable, leaderless, and more focused on appearances and money than on preaching the gospel. If you are looking for God, I urge you to seek Him where leadership has not compromised, where courage is not absent, and where protecting the innocent and proclaiming Christ still matter. We will continue to pray for this church, that its leaders rediscover humility, courage, and the true heart of Jesus.

The day I visited the service was more centered on their fundraising, but the people were friendly.read more

This is a great Bible Based family church that teaches the Word of God! It is a joy to be part of…read morethis church! There are programs for all ages and many great event throughout the year! Come visit us and be welcomed heartily!

Friendliest people I've ever been around. Great traditional…read moreservices. An instant "feel at home" atmosphere. If your looking for a bible believing church full of genuine, loving folks check out New Salem Baptist Church !

I have to address Hayden's review because she apparently left to go to the restroom during the…read moreservice and was asked to sit at the back. This is addressed each and every service ahead of time, so everyone knows while they still have plenty of time to visit the restroom before the teaching begins. It is simply a matter of respect to ask people who must get up and return during the teaching to not disrupt the service. It causes a distraction no matter how quietly you try to re enter, it distracts people's attention away from the teaching. If only one or two people do it, it wouldn't be that much of a distraction, however, if it is acceptable to do that, it would be constant distractions throughout the teaching. At the beginning of each service, there are approximately 40 minutes between worship, announcements and greeting one another that anyone can go visit the restroom if necessary and return to your seat before the teaching begins. It is only once the teaching has started that they request anyone returning sit at the back or in the cafe area. I hope this clarifies it for everyone.

We moved to Knoxville for this church!! Pastor Mark has the gift of teaching and we enjoy the…read moreservices very much. I've gone to a Calvary Church for the last ten years and this location for the last 4. I love how he breaks down scripture and explains it in a way I can not only understand but also remember. I grew up in a topical preaching church and was amazed at how ignorant I was at 34 despite going to church my whole life. The signs posted about no young children in the sanctuary are very clear and this has always been a policy in every Calvary chapel I've attended. It makes sense. The services are like a class and distractions make it very hard to listen. Thankfully they have multiple other spaces where children can go with their parents if the parents don't want them in the children's ministry. My kids love it though, so I enjoy my one hour a week to listen to the Word. I also listen to all their past teachings when I'm driving or have time to myself. Can't say enough good things about this place. Must be why it's growing so much!!

I find this to be a great looking property! Progressive Lawn and Landscaping has been maintaining…read morethese grounds for many years. I have met several members of this church and they are very inviting and caring. No discrimination no matter race, color, or gender. I feel that if every community had a church congregation with the same morals and values as Spurgeon chapel, it would only make for closer community.

This morning marked the third time I've attended a Silent Quaker service. There's something…read morespecial, a calming, tranquil setting and experience. The Quakers are very welcoming and inviting. I've discovered no two meetings are ever the same, no telling what message the spirit may prompt from worshippers.

I grew up in this meeting. A refugee from the Christianity around me, I sought something that was…read moreradically different and challenging. I found a humble, small community that was not quite what I read about in the history books. The passionate sermons about turning inward to the light of Christ, the quaking, I didn't hear or witness any of that. Instead was a community of people each seeking to find and know that of God within them and each other through study, silent worship and activism. Not everyone is an activist at West Knoxville, but Friends support each other in the work they do. I was amazed to learn how many Friends seek to integrate their spirituality and their work lives. People are tender with one another here, and look out for each other. It's like a big family. I moved away to go to college and only come back to visit family in the Knoxville area. When I do, I try to make it to meetings here. Also, after leaving Knoxville, I stayed a Quaker, sometimes going over with the Evangelicals or other kids of Quakers far different than West Knoxville Friends. They provided me a solid foundation that has lasted me 33 years. I only give a four because they have a super small young people's group. So it's usually one or two Friends who tend to the kids while parents attend meetings Still, the kids can feel more a part of the broader community here than they might at other churches. Parents have been negligible in consistent attendance in years past, but for a while there was a strong program.