I have been going to this church for over 6 years. My family and I love it, the worship is powerful…read morethe Holy Spirit dwells there. The staff are amazing, very welcoming, and joyful. I love this church because it is full of all ages and types of people worshiping and serving the Lord together. This church has many small groups where life long connections are made. They have outreach teams that serve their community regularly. Overall this is my home church, the community of believers there helped me and encouraged me when I was struggling with my mental health.

Wonderful people. Love the music and preachers.Went there until my husband got dementia and un able…read moreto get out.

I visited Mountaintop Church yesterday (27 Jan 2026) and was blown away! I attended the Women's…read moreNight Out event & checked my children into childcare. From the moment we entered, it felt like home. I was introduced t many wonderfully kind women & was impressed with how well the event was run from start to finish. My children (aged 7, 5 & 2) all thoroughly enjoyed their time in the children's ministry! We are truly looking forward to attending worship service at Mountaintop on Sunday!

This place is awesome. They have spots for little newborns all the way to adults. I recently got…read morebaptized this year at this church. I got baptized because this church really showed me who God and Jesus are and how amazing they are. I definitely recommend this place.

My fiance and I are an interfaith couple (I'm Catholic, he's Assembly of God). We were required to…read morego since we want a Catholic blessing for our marriage (really, it was to appease my mom). To be honest, we were ready to fight this whole experience. I mean, seriously, I went in with the worst attitude and was fully prepared to just go through the bare minimum emotions to get our certificate of completion. It actually turned out to be way more beneficial than I could ever expect. Here's the breakdown of our experience: Food: What we were served Saturday was not the same quality of what we were served Sunday. It was night and day. Saturday's eggs looked like Egg Beaters. Sunday's were delicious. Saturday's bread didn't have much flavor. Sunday morning's bread was something special you'd have like Christmas morning. Saturday was "pepperoni spaghetti." Sunday was fried chicken. You get the picture. To be fair, the retreat center was brand spanking new. Room situations: You do not share a room with your fiance (surprise to me at first, but then I'm like "duh, these are Catholics we're talking about.") I was put in a room with 2 other girls who were perfectly normal people and were really nice. One of my roommates actually had a fiance who was my fiance's roommate so we ended up eating all our meals together. We made two new friends, so that was a bonus :) Time: Be prepared to be devoted to this retreat. You get some breaks, but they're short. You will get up early and stay up late. Cost: $275-$290 depending on if you're getting married in the state or not (we're not). I hear there are scholarships available if the price is too high. Presentations: There were two presenting couples. One had been married for 30 years+. The other 10 years+. Both with lots of kids. They were very nice and welcoming. Some of the topics were more interesting than others (NFP-Natural Family Planning- turned out to be one of the most interesting for us). Every topic, of course, went back to religion and God, but they were very relevant topics, including raising a family to handling finances. Workbooks: Yes, you are given workbooks. What happens is the couples have a presentation on, say, finances. They talk about their own experience as a married couple. Then they ask the couple's to be in separate rooms and write out answers to questions in the book. This seems really tedious, and, I'm not going to lie it is intense. But my fiance and I learned a lot about each other. Overall, my fiance and I were very happy with our experience. We were able to take a break from wedding planning (which was very much needed) and just focus on us as we prepare to get married. My best piece of advice is to have a positive attitude and take the retreat seriously. That mindset definitely helped us.

After moving to the Huntsville area, I drove by this church several times before deciding to try it…read moreout. I dropped in and from my very first visit, I knew I'd found a church home. I had 4 different people greet me after I'd found my seat, ask my name, and introduce themselves - all in a no-pressure kind of way. The church is small enough that you learn people's names, build relationships, and don't feel lost in the crowd, but large enough that you don't feel like you're being intimidated or judged. There's probably roughly 200 attendees at any given service. There are ministries and small groups for all, ranging from nursery, pre-k, and kids all the way up to youth, college and career, and adult groups. Currently due to COVID, the church has worship services in person at 9:30am and 11am on Sundays, and a live stream is available through the Facebook page for the 9:30am service. The people I've interacted with are genuine, the worship is fantastic, and the leadership and preaching is wonderful as well. The church's beliefs are centered on the Bible, and abides by a "glorify, grow and go" mission. I've made countless friends and people that I call family by dropping by here on a whim a few years ago.

We came here, the destination, the REASON for our Jubilee 2025 Pilgrimage, of the USA, that my…read morehusband gave ourselves for our 51st Wedding Anniversary, was to be HERE! We made it, finally! I am jumping up and down with joy. We're privileged to complete this dream. We took the tour. We were hoping to attend mass inside the shrine, but it happened, downstairs at the Crypt Church, where Mother Angelica was buried (along with the other Poor Clare Nuns. The shrine was probably like walking in Heaven. We get to join the sisters (on tape) pray the Rosary, and we sat in the front. Attending the Mass there, would have made my trip 1,000% satisfied. So, I'm mostly reviewing of our tour of the shrine. Brother Leo, a Lifetime Brother, gave us the tour. He was also the Altar Server, of the Live ETWN Mass we were at earlier. He was so informative, and answered all the questions I've been wanting to know about the shrine, indoors and outdoors, upper and lower churches, and St. Joseph's Garden, and the surrounding acreage, who lives there, who farms there, who were buried in the crypt, etc. It was something I would come back and explore more of the other tours they have. Maybe, even come back just to attend the mass, at the shrine. That's something to think about, in our next Road Trip. I LOVE THIS PLACE! It reminds me what going to church was like in my youth. If I wasn't married, that was what I wanted to do, live in a convent and be a nun. No joke! I walked and dressed and veiled like a nun, and walked around the garden, carrying my Rosary, and did just that, with a towel pinned to my head.

Most beautiful place to go for prayers and just a place of worship to walk around and feel the…read moreenergy. Sometimes you just need to sit at the shrine higher power.