As a truth seeking individual and being fairly néw to the area, I was seeking a church who speaks…read moretruths, and who is not following a "LUKEWARM" type of leadership role, but rather a down to earth (REAL Love/REAL FOCUS ON JESUS) style of preaching Gods word. (You know, NOT the "me, me, me" preaching that is so prevalent). At this unprecedented moment in history, what too many people don't recognize is the absolute need for Pastors to make a stand against the level of tyranny and outright wickedness being allowed to wreck all lives. All one must do is FOLLOW THE MONEY, & it is clear! Bravo to this church for having the courage to lead the way pastors should lead in times where our personal freedoms are being whipped away from us! They are setting the example for who God believes are His MOST TRUE messengers of the word. We went from big church to big church only to recognize we found our home with the real deal pastors. Courage: The Process of Taking a Stand 2 Timothy (2:22-3:17)

The leader of this 'church' is objectively racist. I've seen it first hand as she doesn't hide it.read more

I never intended to go to Elevation Church, but the moment I walked in the doors the "mega church"…read morefelt small! Every single person was so welcoming! Not to mention the worship is incredible!! After going a few times we decided to join an Egroup which is basically a small group and that made this church my home! I have never felt more connected in a church as I do here and I have been going to church my whole life! Don't listen to the rumors or your own thoughts that you wont even be seen in this church. I am SO glad I went and can't imagine doing life especially going through this pandemic without the wonderful people here!!

Never have I ever ... * been so moved by a message…read more * been given thought provoking questions/answers that keep me walking His path throughout the week * laughed out loud during a church service (and I like to laugh) * felt spoken to, rather than lectured down to * been so fulfilled by "church" music Ok, time for a little personal info on me. I'm a 64 yr old, dyed-in-the-wool Lutheran woman. I attended Lutheran schools, a very old fashioned Lutheran church, taught Sunday School, sang in the choir and was raised in a very traditional Midwest environment. Moving to NC from MI in 2012 meant finding a new church home. NOT an easy undertaking. Upon my first visit to Elevation Church, I needed earplugs and sunglasses as I was completely overwhelmed. BUT, two things happened that day. The friendliness of not only the greeters, but of the congregants made a huge positive impression. Secondly, the message given by Steven Furtick stayed with me day after day. THAT had never happened for me in all my church-going years. Fast forward nine years ... if I can't be there in person, I watch Steven Furtick on TV, on YouTube and website. I have all the Elevation Worship music downloaded as my go-to playlist. I've forwarded Pastor Furtick's series for couples "Fix Your Focus" (2016) many times to friends who are going through a rough patch in their marriage. Anyone that knows me understands the phrase "drop(ing) the plank" (from the 3rd Sunday in the series, I think) and uses it regularly. I am a different Christian woman these days -- more patient, more understanding, more loving. Most importantly, I have a very real relationship with God. I no longer keep my worship in a box, only opened on certain days. These things are, in a very large part, due to all that Elevation offers. BTW, earplugs and sunglasses are no longer part of my worship, literally and metaphorically.

We love Grace! Their kids ministry is amazing. I highly recommend you give it a shot!read more

Many years ago I went to Grace Covenant for a couple of months. Life got in the way & I stopped…read moregoing. I started back this past Sunday & I'm glad I did. Grace is very welcoming, but not pushy. They have a gorgeous "campus" with plenty of parking. The sanctuary is very warm & homey feeling, with a large stage for the musicians & presentations. The "layout" of the service is great. There's singing in the beginning, but not your traditional hymns. These are more "updated" & uplifting. There are singers, guitar players, keyboardists, & a drummer. Pastor Ferrell is wonderful. He is strong in his faith & knows the bible. He has a very calming voice & isn't "preachy." Services aren't long & drawn out. And for your convenience, they have three services on Sunday morning (8, 9:15 & 11) & one on Monday nights at 7. They have lots of outreach services & opportunities for the congregation. They also have Sunday School for all age groups. Plenty of seating & they give you a notes handout in the service program.

Great church with great people and a heart after God. So glad that they are a part of this…read morecommunity!

From the owner: We are a Spirit-filled, non-denominational, multi-cultural church that takes this charge seriously…read moreas we diligently serve the Charlotte Metro Area.

Real positive message. Small group but growing. Just starting up. Dunkin Donuts coffee and donuts…read more late service at 10:30. Does it get better than this?

From the owner: Love Lake Norman is a modern, Christian church that offers incredible music and dynamic teaching in…read morea come-as-you-are environment. Great program for kids every Sunday!

Absolutely feel the spirit of Christ walking in the door! Everyone is so friendly! Truly a huge…read morefamily church! Love it

I have attended to The Cove for 20 years now. Mostly attended the Mooresville campus, but we also…read moreattended the small Denver campus for 2 years when we lived over that way. Mooresville campus is a huge church, but you can also join a small group to meet friends or couples. The theme is that everyone is welcome, so the atmosphere is laid back with casual dress. It's not a stuffy church, everyone is very friendly. The music is loud but also wonderful. This isn't your old school hymnal book music, so be prepared for that. The messages are always down to earth and relatable. The Cove is a wonderful church simply trying to spread God's word and to invite everyone in.

A vary caring community…read more Many of my reviews are from restaurants we visit on Sunday after Church. This is the Church. A rather large Church that works to make itself individually significant to each congregant. They structure programs for everyone. My Sister-in-Law recently passed away. She spent three weeks between three Hospitals that were up to 25 miles away. Every day that she was in the Hospital, she was visited by one of the four ministers without fail. They were a great comfort. The mission statement of the Church says it all. "We will be the body of Christ in our Community through Worship, Fellowship, Education and Service" For example, we're getting ready to start of 16th Habitat for Humanity Project in a couple of weeks.

Nice church. The Pastor(is that what your call him) seemed really funny. We moved to NC about a…read moreyear ago and I am Catholic so we thought we would try something new. The church is beautiful and we enjoyed the service.

I visited this church while on vacation in the Charlotte area. My friend from my university days…read moreand her husband worship here and they took me with them. I am not used to Presbyterian worship but like my Lutheran roots it's liturgical so following along with the service was a breeze. My first concern when visiting a church whose order of worship is unfamiliar to me is the fear of sticking out or disrupting the service with my ignorance. When you enter Davidson College Presbyterian Church you're offered a bulletin with the order or worship included - along with the announcements and other information - that keeps you on track. The church also featured friendly parishioners, a talented choir, and clerics that didn't put me to sleep. They also had robust activities and opportunities to participate for the very old and the very young - as is expected - but also for younger adults and college students. The congregation is old - apparently dating back to around the Revolution - but the actual church building is newer, dating from the 1950s. The sanctuary and nave were very beautiful but not so ornate that they drew attention away from the service. If you're looking for a traditional protestant service then you won't be disappointed with this congregation or their house or worship.