Amazing church! We moved to Florida from Arizona and we're looking for a church similar to…read moreDreamCity Church. A big church, but that is Bible based, that has strong community, and even its smaller branches have a strong local presence. Today we had the surprise guest speaker John C Maxwell who calls this church home. He's been teaching here for 15 years. We went to the smaller branch today in Vero and we loved it. It was our second time attending and we already feel we can call this church home. They have so many great activities to support families in their personal growth through Christ.

I have not edited this so please excuse the typos misspellings and wrong use of Punctuations etc…read more Step up, step out! Step up, step out! is working on getting a nonprofit. This non profit will be providing sustainable living in affordable tiny house communities. Gods plan: We have two model properties that I am in the process of purchasing. The first property that God had me put under contract was a meth lab home on a 1.1 acre lot. Even though at the time of putting under contract I didn't know what the property was, but this was God's plan. The second property is a 1.1 acre also but a family oasis filled with fruits and vegetables and herbs and chickens and ducks and its own fishing pier. God is using these two properties as a model, a comparison of what things are currently and what will be with Gods help. God gave me specific instructions on The process of making this 1.1 acre of meth lab home into his garden of Eden. If we get a chance to speak I would love to tell you the story. God saw a problem and he wants everybody to know he is bigger than all of of this crime, drugs, Prostitution, and/or all of the disasters on this earth. And we need to trust his plan. Currently we live in a world of people taking and not giving. Especially people with hurts, habits, and hangups, but God is asking us to help people become an investment in our communities. Once a person sees their value and sees their purpose and we give them the opportunity to become a valuable asset in our community that's when we will see big change in this country. God is asking us as a community to help people become an investment. When we lift them up and take them out their old life and give them a new life of purpose and productivity. This is the way God wants it done, this is his step-by-step plan. This plan also may change and grow as we are moving forward. The Mission for step up step out is to provide a lifestyle of building people up and giving them what they need to be successful. God has shared with me that we should not only be GIVING people food, housing, and a job but to teach them how to EARN it. We are to do it by building them up in their relationships and to teach them that God has a purpose for their life and they are more than their situation or their surroundings. When we give somebody something they can't/don't appreciate it, because they do not feel worthy but when they work for it and earn it, Then they are invested. The people that will be living in these communities will own their home however they will be no money exchanged. How this program works is that people will earn points by going to recovery meetings, in services, taking courses, doing internships, volunteering, Sharing their God given talents, learning a trade, learning how to maintain their home, and learning how to a maintain a sustainable living lifestyle. God has asked me to go out and find the professionals that will teach the trades to the people living in the community. God has also asked me to find All the people needed to build this kingdom. He specifically asked for the painters, the carpenters, the plumbers, the electricians, spray foam insulation installers, sheet work installers, the surveyors, the sewer and septic designer, the well digger, craftsman to build furniture and cabinets, people to provide and bring food to the job sites, the attorney for the 501c3, website and graphics designer and video production for creating and monitoring the website for his purpose,the accountant to handle all the details of his project, the land owners, The people with knowledge of living off grid, and people that can help with solar, the money to purchase the permits, the supplies to build and buy the land. As things progress God will show us what is needed next. We will be teaching them how to fish, how to catch clams and shrimp, how to raise their own food such as chickens and ducks how to plant and harvest the fruits and vegetables on the land that they live on. There will also be a food pantry on the sites for the products that we can't maintain. How God sees this working out: Once we teach them a trade, and how to raise and harvest their own food, and maintain their own home and we give them a sense of purpose and direction. They will live in these communities as long as they are needed and God will transplant them to new communities which they will start with the knowledge that they have learned. God is sending this message out and he is asking us to put it on social media, he's asking us to speak the words to everyone in our church, in the grocery stores, when we're sitting at the table with friends, when we're out to eat at restaurants, when we are on vacation. If you are not able to speak these words you can print it out and share it with all those that you meet. When you change one community at a time, it will be so noticeable and people all over the world will be talking about it what God has done. As this mission grows people will know

Cornerstone Christian Church has moved into a new building at 5950 12th Street in Vero Beach. It's…read morea wonderful Christ-centered congregation with inspiring music and sermons. Communion is served every Sunday. Come and worship. Visit the website at www.cornerstonechristianvb.com.

We were looking for a church family while we were here for the winter months. This was the first…read morechurch we went to and we stayed there. They were very welcoming, the worship was exceptional and the Pastor preached with passion and brought the Word to life. Tammy, Pastor John's wife, was very kind and friendly. We felt at home and are thankful we found this church. Gary & Sue

Listening to Pastor Jon Hamilton today, he stated Buddy had died. He now resides in heaven and was…read morea blessing to me & my deceased husband. I have traveled a long road in the past 3 years since David, my husband died. After praying & being led I am moving to the area. Main reason is this church. The blessings we received by attending the services were to many to list. Thank you to each and every one who has and will touch my life again. God speed. Dawn Ellis

Be careful here in the parking lot, a lot of old and impatient people here. We had some old guy…read moreback right out on us and did a lot of damage to our car in their parking lot. He said he would pay, had to get estimates, then did not want to pay me, told him then to go through his insurance it has been a nightmare from hell. Very difficult situation still not paid or fixed yet, people don't care here even if they say they are Catholic or Christian. There is a lot of hypocrisy, hate, judgement, and indifference here, even from the priest, they can be two feet away from you and just walk right by you and never shake your hand or talk to you. The old priest John was a saint and his shadow Jane too, they imitated and loved like Jesus, may they rest in peace, but most people here just judge, look the other way, or act like that priest did in the Good Samaritan story, cross the street and look the other way. All they care about here is money, lots of social events, and getting big donations, Jesus may not be happy with all of them in the way they treat some people here, they can all act so holy and upright, yet are not kind to the stranger or marginalized, only priest John and Jane G were. Pray for mankind!

Great church! Loving people and priest here! This church is newer, but with some great history. The…read morepriest has been here for like 24 years, Father John, he is loving and Christ-like, he is retiring soon and will be missed. They like to involve all and have you serve as well as attend. They are welcoming and loving. The masses are nice. Good music. Pretty church. Very good vibes here with a feeling of Christ. We used to go to St. Helen's in Vero Beach, but there the priest would not even look at us or give us the time of day, so indifferent. Here, the priest talks to you, shows interest in you, invites you into his home, and seems to really care, very Christ-like. Sebastian is blessed to have this Catholic Church here and this kind and loving priest, Father John. He is a good example of Christ unlike so many other priests who are so indifferent today and have so many demons of their own. Father John has been a priest for 60 years, he really is very godly and Christ-like man and a blessing to the church, community, and his parishioners. May God continue to bless this church and His people!

One of the most beautiful Catholic Churches I have ever seen. Spectacular stained glass abounds…read more A very large and extremely well attended church that defies the notion that the Church is in decline. (Rumours of Catholicism in decline are greatly exaggerated!). This church packs crowds of parishioners in. Every mass is a full house. And it's no wonder...The priests are inspiring and I just heard one of the most moving homilies of my life. The music is touching and moving. I, who's not a churchgoer, love to go to mass here!

Thank you to Saint Helens Church, for having their doors open amidst the times we are living when…read morewe all are seeking peace and comfort. The strength to be selfless. For stability again in our world. Thanking humbly this church for respecting the gift of life and health. Gel dispensers are located at only one entrance to church. Emergency Exits are all FREE & CLEAR. Sitting is limited. Entrance has blue painters tape on floor spacing the 6ft distance per the CDC recommendation and the State of Fla. People in prayer for no violence, no destruction, our nation and the world is in dire need of unity and healing. It's recognized by those coming here that Justice shall be served to one and all. Brutality and destruction of property is not acceptable. Taking and oath is a serious and honorable promise. Let's love each other and our neighbors. Be safe. This church is a beautiful peaceful place. No different then other houses of worship.

Beautiful church. Decent music. Some nice people. If I as a teacher treated my students like the…read morehead priest here treats his parishioners, I would lose my job and be fired. So much ego, mocking his parishioners, ignoring them, avoiding them, dismissing them, as if he is above any human being. Acts so high and mighty, does not listen, thinks he knows all and dismisses and mocks his people. He cannot even bother to treat all like humans, ignoring them and avoiding them, judging them, remember in Matthew 7, it says not to judge Matthew, but you assume, judge, and have your preconceived notions/ideas, think you know all, when you do not even know us. We worship God, not priests. Jesus Christ is King of the Universe, not the priests here, they act less like Jesus each day unfortunately. We changed to a new church where we found a loving priest, much more like Jesus. The priests here are human and not Christ-like at all, just like most humans, they ignore some and pass others, they cannot be bothered to look at people in the eyes or say hello, they are nothing like Jesus, not really welcoming here at all. You see them out and about in town, they ignore you too. Then they wonder why you switched to a different church, go figure? Father Armando and Pierre seem good, the others just walk by and pass you, cannot be bothered to look at you or say anything. They are typical of most people today, so quite indifferent, not what you would expect from a Catholic priest. The priests here have their own insecurities with some parishioners, they prejudge, assume, have their beliefs about people, and cannot be bothered with some. There is a lot of hypocrisy and mediocrity by Catholic priests today, especially here at this church. Jesus publicly rebuked the priests, pharisees, and scribes and called them hypocrites, then they had Him killed. Was Jesus rude too? The truth is hard for these priests who think they are so holy, so above all, so almighty, yet cannot be bothered to even look down at you like the rich man treated Lazarus in the Bible. They all say they want to have good holy priests, but the same priests that say that, are not holy themselves, ignoring, avoiding, and dismissing people like the rich man did to Lazarus in the Bible, not at all being Christ-like, a lot of hypocrisy here. They do not lead by example, the example Jesus gave us. They judge, assume, ignore, and dismiss some here. They do not want to have you speak out against them or call them on their own misdeeds of not following the holy laws, much like Jesus did to them too. Don't ever let the humans running the church chase you away from your faith and love for Jesus and the Catholic faith, it is a beautiful faith. I have seen so many chased away by priests who do not behave in a true Christ-like way. Our Catholic priests today need a lot of prayers. We pray for the priests here everyday, but decided to switch to a church where the priests were more Christ-like, holy, loving, and kind treating all people like Jesus would, like any decent human being would. As St. Paul warned in the Bible, "If I have all faith, so as to move mountains, yet do not have charity, I am nothing." Treating all kindly, lovingly, and respectfully, not ignoring them or acting like they do not exist, charity needs to be shown by priests too, they are supposed to be examples of Jesus after all. Matthew Henry said, "Knowledge is vain and fruitless, which is not reduced to practice." The priests here need to practice what they preach! We are keeping them in our daily prayers although we no longer go here.

CONFESSION ( and not just in regards to St Helen's Church)…read more Because only 1 Priest is hearing confession the line is 15-20 people long and that's BEFORE it even starts. An hour to hour and a half wait is the average. For those of us who remember confession having multiple Priests hearing it & knowing there's 2-3 Priest in this Parish why not make It a bit easy on us sinners?

I frequent Saint Helens Catholic Church. Generally, during the late afternoon quiet hours. The…read moresilence is golden, not just a cliché. Helps me emotionally and spiritually I can only imagine what a visIt to a Temple residing by Monks would feel like. The architecture is magnificent. Light pouring in thru stained glass windows. Wood beams supporting the two story high ceiling, candle light glowing at several altars. I'm grateful that they have the doors open, in today's world many houses of worship are not aa able to do this due to vandalism. A terrible shame, in my opinion. However, the premises are protected by video surveillance. Absolutely necessary:-) There are some new additions and refurbishing. Rachel's Garden a peaceful nook outside the church with pretty foliage and flowers. Dedicated to the babies whose lives were terminated "by Choice" and "not by Choice". For the grieving mothers who've lost children. A beautiful refurbished beautiful, welcoming gazebo cover was beautifully renovated housing the statue of Saint Helen. With new garden lighting, landscaped with flowers and surrounded by park bench style seating. On the lawn facing 20St/SR 60. There are large grounds to walk thru.