We moved to this area in January. We looked for a church before someone recommended The Summit to…read moreus. We have found our new home church here and are blessed by the weekly gospel message. All the pastors are amazing and the volunteers are very friendly and welcoming. We began to volunteer a few months ago and glad we did. We highly recommend you come experience it for yourself.

Absolutely love Summit!! I did a two-year long Church search and knew instantly that I found my…read moreChurch home after I met the people here, and heard messages from the most knowledgeable and Gospel centered pastors I've ever heard! The middle school ministry at Capital Hills has been excellent for my granddaughter! She feels welcomed and is growing in her faith. (I go to the Capital Hills location and to the Blue Ridge location depending on who is visiting with me:)) I've also visited the Garner location and loved the folks there!

I didn't grow up with religion, but as I've gotten older and especially since becoming a mom, I've…read morefelt a growing curiosity and desire to better understand it. Over the course of a couple years, I visited various churches hoping to find one where I felt truly welcome, where the people were real and authentic, and where the message resonated in a meaningful, modern way. After attending several services, I often left feeling disheartened. Too often, the messaging felt either exclusive or outdated, and I started to lose hope that a "unicorn" church even existed. I wanted a place that felt right, where the teachings of Jesus were brought into the present day and applied to the issues we're actually facing in the world. Then, in January 2025, I visited Crosspoint for the first time and knew immediately that I had found that place. What initially drew me in were the values listed on their website. What's kept me coming back week after week is the warmth, the community, and the incredibly thoughtful, inclusive messaging. Ironically, it was some of the negative reviews that intrigued me enough to check it out. You could feel the close-mindedness in many of those one-star comments, which only made me more curious to see for myself. I've since brought my daughters, and they've loved being a part of the youth groups, making new friends, and growing comfortable with Christianity in a way I never experienced growing up. They're learning life lessons about kindness, inclusivity, standing up for what's right, and embracing curiosity--things I deeply value as a parent. I'm beyond grateful to have found this church that I searched for for so long. It truly feels like home

Our family has been attending this church for several years now. You really want to like it, but…read morethere was always a sense of something not quite right. We are a multicultural, spiritual family. In the beginning, everything seemed wonderful. People seemed welcoming and open and kind. I think they try really hard to be "welcoming to everyone", but unfortunately, there is definitely a distinct liberal or progressive undercurrent. We were looking for a church, that truly was a welcoming place for everyone, regardless of political views or religious background. I'm not necessarily a huge fan of Catholic churches, in which I was raised, because of the undercurrent of disdain for "sinners". Unfortunately, I feel this church falls into the same trap and is guilty of the same judgment just in the opposing sense. There are frequent and consistent snipes or comments or jabs, at the stupidity of certain demographics and individuals with certain political leanings during sermons. During the most recent sermon, Jeff, a pastor who doesn't even live in North Carolina, vowed to "get political". He stated " know a lot of you are getting uncomfortable and squirming your seats right now". He lamented about gun school violence, and how troubling it was that a woman was denied what he termed "reproductive healthcare"; which seems to be an attempt to use language to normalize abortion procedures. Jeff made further euphemisms towards the Republican candidates up for election in the state of North Carolina, and termed this presidential election, the most consequential in the history of our nation, parroting the echo chamber of leftist and mainstream media that has been pounding this drum for the last four years or more.

It's a nice community church! Since it was a pathfinder weekend, it was different worship style…read morethan usual but we had a nice time.

Growing up SDA in Sacramento California, I was a member of a church out there. When I moved here I…read morewas very pleasantly surprised to see that there was a Seventh Day Adventist Church right here in "Caraleigh". The grounds of this place are beutiful and the church itself is very classic looking. There is also a private SDA school on the grounds. I haven't been to the church yet so I can't really review their services. I will say however that their website is a bit challenging to navigate to find service times and how to start attending. As far as being SDA goes, I don't think it is for everyone but, if you are SDA and you move to Raleigh or Cary, this seems like a beautiful church to take your family to. If you are not SDA and you are ever interested in learning more, this church seems very friendly and welcoming and their services are always packed. The SDA church is very community oriented.

A Small and welcoming church with authenticity, sound biblical teaching, and organic fellowship…read more You can these folks love Jesus and their fellow man.

The people of Cross Culture are loving and accepting. The children's program is phenomenal. The…read moreleaders lead out of love and concern for others. Awesome church.

A faithful, loving family of God!…read more With a focus on the learning and commitment to the Word of God, every hour spent here treats His believers to the blessings of fellowship with Him.

Best Baptist church I've been to in years! They welcomed me with open arms, and never judged the…read morefact that was a single unmarried mother like other churches did. I've been attending for 10 years now and I love this church as they always welcome us with opened arms and will always greet any newcomer that visit and make sure they get the best experience! The address however has been changed since the pandemic. If anyone is interested in visiting we are located at the Expo center in Oxford! 4185 US HWY 15 Oxford, NC 27565

The church I normally attend, and where I am a member, was closed today, so I decided to visit a…read morechurch I had gone to in the past. For years, I felt it would not be fair to review this church because I had left with a sour taste in my mouth about 7 years ago, but after returning today, I felt better prepared and less biased to be able to write a review. The pros: Pastor Mike preaches the truth and does it at a level every layman can understand. He may preach some very unpopular things, but the reality is, his preaching (that which I have heard) is Biblically sound. Diversity - everyone is welcome here (as opposed to some of the other local Baptist Churches). Black, White, Asian, Hispanic, Divorced, Married, Single, young, middle aged, older - it doesn't matter Unpretentious - come as you are and the church works with what they have. Grace is preached here - salvation by grace and faith, not some farce about "If you do good enough and work hard enough at it, you might get to heaven" The cons: it's a Baptist church that errs on the side of legalism. Legalism is rules. While the "Baptist" church preaches grace, it still seems to require a number of rules to be followed. When I first attended here roughly 9 years ago, in appearance, this was a non-denominational church, and my bride and I were looking specifically for non-denominational. We did not find out PLCC was Baptist until we attended the membership class several months later. That started to raise a number of questions for us at that time. I see PLCC now advertises themselves as Baptist. Upon arriving today, I was greeted at the door by a couple of folks, but the greeting seemed a bit frosty - almost as though I should turn around and go somewhere else. I guess I don't blame some folks for feeling that way toward me after I left the way I did 7 years back. I do have a few friends here, and they understood my leaving when and how I did, but some of the others, like I said, it seemed like a rather frosty reception when I walked in the door. With all of that said, it's a decent place to worship if one is looking for a Baptist Church with a congregation and pastor that care about the community and each other. I cannot say I am a four star fan or that it's five star as good as it gets for me, but I certainly think it's an okay place to worship and learn the truth about God.

Mt. Pleasant Worship and Outreach Center is a place where love grows and lives blossom. It's a…read moreBible base church where you are taught the true word of God. The Pastor is friendly, compassionate and loves the lord. If you are looking for a Bible base church, check out Mt.Pleasant Worship and Outreach Center, you want leave like you came in. Carol

Have not attended in person. However, my adult children now…read morelive in Wake Forest, NC and attended the church 2 week ago and are so thrilled with the warm welcome, praise & worship, as well as the solid teaching from the pastor. We as parents, are so thankful they have found a wonderful fellowship. Their 3 sons are delighted with the programs for kids and special needs children as well. God bless your fellowship!! Dr Joy Cannon

Crossroads Fellowship has become our church home! Come be uplifted by praise and worship; filled…read morewith solid, Bible based teaching; covered in heartfelt prayer; and supported by a strong Christian community!