They are rude,mean, and harras you constantly. I receive letters weekly from this chirch that are…read morephotocopied hand written letters to try and look like a real letter. Very suspicious. Do not go tot he church. They ask for donations and get mad if you do not donate. Allegedly. Stay away! They also support trump which is very scary. No religious organization that supports trump is trustworthy. They just want your money. AVOID!

They kept coming to my door despite the fact that I kept telling them I was Catholic. I guess that…read morejust meant that I need all the more help. Anyway, they passed out this flier with a drawing of a Germanic Jesus on the front and told me, 'Why can't Jesus be attractive? What do you think he looked like?" I told the middle aged woman that Jesus was Jewish not German, so he probably had long black hair with the curls on each side. They never came back.

A Deeply Troubling Experience - East Main Presbyterian Church's Undermining of Marriage and…read moreReconciliation. It is with a heavy heart and a profound sense of disappointment that I write this review concerning East Main Presbyterian Church, and under the direct leadership of Bill Hoffman, Senior Pastor along with his direct involvement in my experience with this institution, particularly in a time of personal marital crisis, that was not only unhelpful but, in my view, actively detrimental to the separation now leading to final divorce filing. Instead of finding a source of spiritual guidance, support, and a commitment to the sacred vows of marriage - principles one would expect from a religious organization - Hoffman and what I can only describe as actions that fostered, contributed to, and even fueled the dissolution of my marriage. The very essence of Christian teaching, particularly within the Presbyterian tradition, often emphasizes reconciliation, forgiveness, and the sanctity of the family unit. Yet, in my case, these foundational tenets appeared to be disregarded. There was a perceived absence of meaningful pastoral counseling aimed at healing and reconciliation. Rather than providing a framework for bridging divides or offering a path towards mending, the church's involvement seemed to inadvertently (or directly, depending on perspective) pave the way for separation from the very beginning. This experience, where a church's actions seemingly contradicted the very "teachings of God" regarding marriage and reconciliation, left me with a profound sense of betrayal and a deep questioning of their practical application of faith. The emotional toll of divorce is immense, and to experience what felt like an active push towards it from an institution that claims to uphold sanctity and family values is truly devastating. For anyone seeking a church for spiritual refuge, marital counseling, or support through difficult family times, I urge extreme caution based on my personal ordeal. My hope is that East Main Presbyterian Church might reflect on its practices and consider how it truly serves its congregation and community in matters as sensitive and life-altering as marriage and divorce, ensuring their actions align with the very principles they profess. It is important to state that this is my personal account and perspective, born from a deeply painful experience. Others may have had different interactions, but my truth is one of profound disappointment and a feeling of betrayal regarding the church's stated mission versus its actual actions in my life.