I am 64 years old. This is a new style of worship for me. I attend the satellite church in Foley…read more This church seems to adhere to the Full Gospel of Jesus Christ. Every week they quote many Bible verses and teach them in detail. Yes the entertainment is wonderful. The singers at each location are some of the best I've heard and I have attended mega churches for most of my life. But let me say this again, you do not attend church for the entertainment value. You attend church to learn about God's plan for you. You join a body of believers to support the believers. You join a group of believers to serve other s and share the plan of salvation. You do not attend church because of a charismatic preacher. You attend church to hear the gospel preached and teached, adhering to the infallible word of God, the Bible, building you up to lead a loving and productive life, glorifying your Creator.

Very nice, helped me with my faith in God. You feel like you are a part of a big family, the small…read moregroups will allow you to meet families or couples that you can become friends with.

People were super welcoming. Pastor preached a spot on sermon that stuck with me long after I went…read moreback to Knoxville Tn. That's what I call a ministry operating under God's leadership.

We absolutely loved it there! We went for a revival night, and it was so incredible. We will…read moredefinitely go back !

Spirit-filled Pastor and Associate Pastor. The Church is welcoming and loving. They have a thriving…read morechildren's ministry, my 10 year old told her friend it was "Fun". The music is traditional and contemporary. They teach and preach out of the Bible. I highly recommend!

I. Love. This. Place. Paator Kevin is the coolest pastor I know. Humble. Real. Personable. The…read morepeople in this chircj are super nice. There's a cafe that sells lattes and fresh baked cookies, too. The Word is taught. Pure and simple. If you dont have a church home, this could be the place for you.

This is my church home so this review might be a little biased. However I can say that when I 1st…read morecame to Harvest Church I immediately felt like I was welcomed. There are dozens of smiling faces at the door to greet you as soon as you enter the door. The praise & worship team always has the God given energy. Before I came to Harvest Church I was lost and trying to find my way to Christ. Pastor Kevin's teachings & the different small groups offered have helped me discover my destiny. I love that there are no perfect people allowed.

This church and the leadership and small groups have drawn me closer to the Lord. So glad I found…read morethis community of Believers

My review isn't regarding the Church itself. I'm leaving this review of their "3 Circle Benevolence…read moreOrganization." First, I need to preface this by saying that I was on the verge of a catastrophic heart attack in the earlier part of 2025. The doctors refer to a heart attack caused by a blockage in this particular coronary artery a "Widowmaker" myocardial infarction because the artery supplies 55%, or more, of the left side of the heart with blood. So I was as near death as a person could be without actually dying. Having said that, I contacted 3Circle Church regarding some financial assistance with my rent this month. Common sense would dictate that enduring all of what I described would cause ripples of financial issues in the following months, which is exactly the situation. When I called the church, they emailed me the application for assistance which I filled out and submitted. I received a call yesterday, 17 Nov 2025, from a gentleman named Gerald Roberts. I inadvertently missed his called and called him back as soon as I realized he had called. When I returned his call, he asked me if he could call me back in about 30 minutes. I said, "Sure. No problem." Mr. Roberts never returned my call after he said he would. I did not try to call him again on that day. So, today, 18 Nov 2025, I did call him and after a couple of rings the call was answered and immediately hung up in my face. They claim to be a "Benevolent Organization." However, I don't see any Benevolence in their behavior. I have a genuine need for assistance and they treat me like this? I saw a review on this church before I decided to leave a review. Evidently, This is a pattern of behavior. Never will I go there to Worship Christ Jesus after all this. AVOID THIS PLACE LIKE THE PLAGUE!!! God Bless!

I sure do miss this Christ-centered group of believers. Unfortunately, it no longer exists.read more

My husband and I moved to Orange Beach in 2016 and had been searching for our new church family for…read moreover a year. We experienced many nice churches during our journey, but from the minute we were greeted at the door, to the friendliness and greetings of the congregation, we knew had found our 'home'. Pastor Barry is an amazing teacher and presents each lesson in such a spiritual and loving way. (He also has a great sense of humor) His wife Lisa, two sons Hunter, Houston and his wife Sarah are involved with both teaching and worship. Oasis Church is a love and spirit filled church with great messages each week and awesome worship music! Come visit!

We love it here!! If you are visiting we are a friendly group and would love for you to join us for…read moreworship!! If you live in the area and don't have a church, please visit us!! We are on the 2nd story at Wharf across from the Ferris wheel!!

Five stars are not enough stars to pay tribute to the beauty of this historical church…read more The hours it is open to the public is clearly posted outside the church: Wednesday 10 - 2:00 Friday 10 - 3:00 Candles to light in memory of loved ones is available. Donation to cover the cost of the candles are accepted. Donations may also be made for the maintenance of the church. Overview of the church summary found on Wikipedia: Malbis Memorial Church, formally the Sacred Patriarchal and Stavropegial Monastery of the Presentation of Theotokos, is a Greek Orthodox Church located in Malbis, Baldwin County, Alabama. It is known for its intricate and extensive mosaics and paintings. The church was officially dedicated on January 3, 1965, and the opening service for the church was conducted by Archbishop Iakovos of America.[1][2] It has never had an active congregation, but religious observances, special services, and events, such as weddings, do take place.[3] It was listed on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage on November 30, 1977.[4] The Malbis Plantation Historic District, which includes the church, was designated by the Alabama Historical Commission in 2008, a year that also saw the death of the last of Malbis Plantation's original Greek settlers.[3][5]

We have lived here for a while and pass this church a lot. I always commented on how beautiful the…read moreoutside was and I wish I could see the inside not knowing u actually could.. so we finally took the time to stop and it was open. It is stunning inside and I guess they do have services on special occassions..we proceeded to walk thru it and I cant tell you ,and pictures do not do it justice, each part is amazing ..you have to see it for yourself.. we sat for awhile taking it all in..it is a perfect place to bring visitors to.. when we left we lit a candle..there is so much to see I want to go back and see it a again..