Great service. BUT.....They stuff you in like sardines. Visited with my mom, while we were in town…read more My mom is disabled and uses a cane and there wasn't an area for handicapped or disabled people. It's very crowded and I don't think it was the safest place for her. Even at church people will rush passed an elderly person.

Beyond amazing. This church changed my life completely. Everything about the way it is orchestrated…read moreis just incredible.

Great School, Church, and Basketball Program. TOP NOTCH!read more

I personally have visited every denomination and church in the triad area and haven't bee en able…read moreto find ANYTHING like I found at First Assembly. They have a wonderful youth program, with over 300 active youth. They have a college aged, singles, parents, etc group.... for just about anyone! They have a cafe & great seating areas along the windows to chat and fellowship with friends... The sanctuary is big and greeters are helpful, always. They have expressive worship, and a very contemporary, modern, and inviting look! They have three services to suit anyone at 8am, 10am, & 12noon on Sunday mornings, which each have their own flare! Their website is also very helpful: www.firstassembly-ws.org I loved my experience here, and my few complaints aren't even worth mentioning. The best part about this church is the loving people, and the diversity of cultures here, they are also GLBT friendly as much as I've seen, and my favorite part of all, is the pastor's psychological flare on his messages, they make it very creative, unique, and an overall wonderful experience! I loved it & always will stand by this church. I have visited churches all over the US and this is by far, the best I have ever had the opportunity of attending!

I made a visit to First Christian Church just to see what was going on. I was pleasantly surprised…read moreat what I found. The service is a great blend of traditional and spiritual. Lots of music from the band and hymns to sing along with. The pastor gave a beautiful sermon that lifted us up and empowered us to go out into the world with confidence. I met several of the congregation members. Everyone was very welcoming. I hope to visit again.

Dynamic Church, Engaged in community and outreach, best kept secret in the area, with a great…read moreminister. Would highly recommend it!

Attended the annual Feast of Lights. This such a wonderful service. We have attended 2 prior. This…read moreis a GREAT service to culminate the holiday season. It is very timely and you get the full story of the birth of the Savior, the gifts and the Apostles. It is a beautiful experience outside of my regular Baptist service.

From the owner: Founded in 1957, St. Paul s Episcopal Preschool offers classes to children between the ages of two…read moreto four. Its curriculum includes art, music and cooking, as well as woodshop and Chapel. St. Paul s Episcopal Preschool also operates a Tiny Tots program for infants and toddlers. The preschool enrolls more than 150 students and provides partial scholarships to children who cannot attend classes. It also provides classes for autistic students. The preschool operates a parent council that sponsors a variety of activities, including art competitions and clothing exchange programs. Its parent council organizes fundraisers for the purchase of classroom equipment and other things that benefit the children and teachers. St. Paul s Episcopal Preschool is located in Winston-Salem, N.C.

As a current non-Catholic, I was a little bit concerned about trying out this church. You can…read moreswitch from one Protestant denomination to another without much risk of standing out, but Catholic services are distinct in many ways. Regardless, I gave this one a try, and it was amazing. The people were friendly, and the church building gives reverence to God. It's a fabulous place with good people.

I have been a membership of St Leos for over 15 years. The church is simply stunning and the church…read moremembers and the greatest people in Winston. My daughter goes to St leos and is in the pre-k class. She has grown leaps and bounds since the day she stepped foot into the school & church. I recommend highly trying out a mass or checking out the school, you will not be disappointed!

Not a member here, so readers should keep this in mind. Went to First Presbyterian as we were…read moresearching for a new church home in Winston. Wanted to meet people. We went to the service. The women in front of us who were supposed to turn around to shake our hands did not -- even gave us the cold shoulder. That can be forgiven. Not everyone is comfortable with that in church. We then stood in the foyer looking for people to ask about the church. We then started picking up through their vast array of brochures of all the things they do. Still no one approached us. We walked out and decided that this is not the church home for us. Seemed to be a nice place for those who belonged and I'm sure they will refute what I've said here, but we are not going back.