From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with genuine warmth and a sense that you actually…read morebelong. This is a church that doesn't just talk about loving people--they live it out in very real, practical ways. The worship is powerful and authentic, the teaching is biblical, relevant, and encouraging, and the community is incredibly welcoming no matter where you are in your faith journey. You can feel the heart behind everything they do--from serving families and kids to investing in the next generation and reaching the community. What stands out most is that City Center Church is a place where people are known, cared for, and challenged to grow in their relationship with Jesus. It's not about perfection--it's about progress, grace, and doing life together. If you're looking for a church that feels like home, where faith is real and people truly matter, City Center Church is it! Oh and they offer free coffee!!!

I have been attending this church for 28 years.... I love it here - the diversity, the praise and…read moreworship, the small groups but mostly the preaching of the Word! The heart of the pastoral staff is to lead us into a growing relationship with God. You will feel love, compassion and how well this body of Christ lovingly cares for one another as soon as you enter the foyer!

I came here today for the first time and I felt so welcomed. I came by myself because my husband is…read moredeployed and I thought I might feel awkward but It wasn't. They gave me a nice welcome packet and offered me a free coffee from the coffee house. And gave me a tour of the facility. It has a lovely sanctuary. Beautiful rustic decor. They obviously put a lot of focus on the children ministries. Everyone in the congregation was paying attention and not tuning out the pastor even the young people. It was a very casual relaxed atmosphere and they obviously welcome anyone that comes in the door. Very nice church.

What an amazing place to worship. Felt like family and truly felt welcome. Only true caring…read morepeople here. Pastor Ken has a love for the lord that is contagious. The worship team keeps the momentum going after the sermon. Pastor Matt and Jovanda are a great addition to the church experience. They are eager to answer any questions and give you the time you need to understand Gods love.

well been going to this church since 3rd grade Craig is a good pastor tunya was great in blue room…read morethe youth group they great recumend to any one who is looking for a church to go to

Love this church. I come whenever I'm in town. Authentic leaders, "come as you are" mentality,…read moreengaging worship and practical/inspiring messages. The coffee is pretty good too :) If you've been thinking about checking out church, give it a shot! What do you have to lose?

For a friendly, welcoming, joyful and thoughtful worship experience, this is a great parish…read more Once upon a time, it was my "home" parish. Now, I worship here on my visits to KC.

I have attended this church for close to 10 years & think it is a really beautiful place to…read moreworship. This parish is full of great families & wonderful events. If you are a young adult check out their facebook page and stay connected to what is going on...(search for) Guardian Angels YAFC

Legacy Christian Church is a wonderful church that strives to shepherd its congregation and teach…read morethe Word regardless of societal pressure. Many of the negative reviews I've seen here on Yelp have come from a theologically incorrect perspective on what the Bible says about church leadership, and it saddens me that they think that way, but I am thankful to be a part of a church that loves me well, and that won't back down on what the Bible says.

The people at Legacy have been nothing but great to us! I'm a better wife and disciple of Jesus…read morebecause of my experience in the community at this church.

Tried worshipping again. Has gotten better with the new pastor. Wish more would be in attendanceread more

I found an inclusive space for LGBTQ people here. Not only have folks been friendly and outgoing,…read morebut this church has an active ministry in helping others in the community.

You want big and thoughtful? If so, seems like Village PC may be the place for you. I have not…read moreworshiped there, but have met four of the pastors and when they are swinging that much talent in one place, it has to be good. Tom Are is a solid person that happens to be a pastor. Pastors Jarrett, Meg and Matt are also great folks who take seriously the call to engage in one's faith journey with hearts and minds. Keep in mind, this is a big big church, so if you are looking for a small community, this may not be it. But . . . if you want some good program, great pastoral staff and a larger church setting, this may very well be the church for you! DISCLAIMER: Yes, I give every church FIVE STARS not because every church is superfantablous, but every church that I will review can certainly be a FIVER to someone. I will never review a church that I would not be willing to try myself if I were looking. No need to bad mouth freaky-scary churches because they are uh, well, freaky and scary.

Village is one of the 'Flagship' churches in the PCUSA. I was just there today for a Presbytery…read moreEvent "Embracing Hope" and it was an excellent venue for this event. Worship in the sanctuary was excellent. The Keynote in the Fellowship Hall was well attended, and the breakout workshop rooms all had adequate space. Village, being a BIG church (some would say a church it's size is a micro denomination onto its self) has a chef on staff. The chef and kitchen staff fed our group well and the quality of food was excellent. I go to a lot of events at Village and they are engaged in the larger community as well as the life of Heartland Presbytery. The Grief Support Network holds it's monthly meetings and it's annual conference at Village. Village provides a relaxed environment (and good coffee that is always ready) and the tech facilities that are needed for small conferences and events. This is a church that I look to to provide for me spiritual support as a pastor that helps me do my ministry with my congregation in the community. Their Village University has brought in speakers like Marcus Borg and Tony Campolo. I am glad that Village's ministry touches it's members and the Presbytery and the larger community.

I visited this church during a visit to Kansas City and I was very impressed. The members of the…read morechurch were extremely kind and welcoming. The church was very diverse, this is one of the most diverse churches I have ever attended. The singing and praise portion of the service was outstanding, and the message during the service was very good. The next time I visit Kansas City I will attend this church. I recommend visiting this church if you are in the area.

I have been a member of less than 3 months. From the outset, the ministry seemed to be exactly what…read moreI wanted to feel at home. Everyone seemed friendly. That was until...I joined the choir. During one rehearsal, the head Director, had the choir to sing one song over and over again. This song wasn't even the song we were to sing the following Sunday. During this rehearsal, she arranged, rearranged and handpicked who she wanted in each group. The group of choir members then had to perform for the rest of the choir. She put the best voices in the first group, the medium voices in the 2nd group and the ones who struggled with singing in the 3rd group. I've sang professionally for years. The choir director didn't know this. She placed me in the first group then moved me to the third group and left me there. It was like she intentionally did that to cause me to feel some type of way. It worked. During this debacle, one person said he was stressed. Another member shared that she thought the first group was the best group. Not to mention when the first 2 groups sang, some of the choir members applauded yet they didn't for the 3rd group. Later, when questioned what was the purpose of the rehearsal, she said it was a team building exercise and she wanted everyone to feel apart. Those responses made absolutely no sense. She never explained to the choir what she was doing and we didn't rehearse for the upcoming Sunday. I was also harassed by some choir members. The director watched and did nothing. Because I didn't feel protected by leadership, I had to protect myself by videoing the bullying behavior. Once the Director saw that I was videoing, she immediately started yelling, "No recording. Do not record the rehearsal!" My question was "what didn't she want others to see?" I had scheduled a meeting with the pastor. After, I attempted to record the rehearsal, the meeting with the Pastor was cancelled with no explanation and no rescheduled appointment. Oftentimes, existing members treat new members very poorly...especially if they aren't apart of the in click or in group. I expected more from the people who said they were Christians. I expected more from Sheffield, a place who in the past had a stellar reputation. Its a new day!!! Churches cannot treat people poorly and expect them to follow in worship, give tithes/offerings or working in ministry where all hands on deck are needed. Christians now must FOR REAL walk the line of righteousness because everyone has cell phones now.