This is such a beautiful Church with much Greek history inside. I am of Greek descent so I truly…read moreappreciate this space. While I do not attend Church here I have taken a tour, been to the Panegyri, and participated in holiday/special food pickups. The parishioners are always so kind and welcoming. Of course the homemade food and treats are amazing. What a wonderful part of this community.

Pumpkin glow is ladt monday and Tuesday night of Oct 6pm-10 pm the hill right behindthe church…read more Lots of jack-o-lanterns to walk around and check out. Parking was free but can fill up. They do sell snacks.

Church. A word that can conjure up a number of emotions for most people. I have pretty much been a…read moremember of this church my whole life and I have seen the ups and downs of this church. For the last five+ years, it has been nothing but up and the congregation has grown into a rather large and healthy one. The transition from the previous building along with the influx of Contemporary Christian music and whatnot has left some people by the wayside, but as many have said, "You can't please everybody...." So, the church is now in a large modern building that is in a somewhat rural business district off the highway. This makes it easy to access and get on to any Sunday errands post service. The parking is ample although I recommend arriving early just to beat the massive influx of people at the same time. As my picture shows, if you have a motorcycle, there are special spots for your 'bike. There is also a carport where you can drop off anyone during inclement weather or those unable to walk from the parking lot. Entering in on a typical Sunday, one will most likely be greeted by a few friendly faces. The last time I was there, a few Girl and Boy Scouts were greeters. Bathrooms are clean and right inside the front door. Coat racks are outside the sanctuary/multipurpose room and have plenty of room. If you walk straight ahead there is a coffee/snack area with tables and large windows that lookout to the large green field. I recommend grabbing a program so that you can familiarize yourself with any activities or information about the church. I do like that they are transparent enough to post last weeks offering and other financial information. If you are interested in helping or serving, there are plenty of opportunities, from children to senior saints, opportunities exist. In the past, I've done everything from ushering to working in the nursery. Oh, that reminds me, unlike some churches, there is daycare and it is not typical for really young children to be in the main worship area. If you've ever been in a service and had that one child scream the whole time, you'll appreciate the childcare options. I am not totally sure, but I think they give parents a pager to ping you in case they need to contact you during the service. Great idea and will give any worrisome parents some peace of mind. The worship center/multipurpose room (check out the bball hoops :) ) is a large area that I think will be replaced by a dedicated worship center at a later date. For now, the large stage and 1,000+ seats are a perfectly suitable worship space. I am a sit-in-the-back row kinda guy and usually find a spot right before the service starts. People are friendly for the most part and if you are nervous or just a little edgy, look for my favorite person there, Rosa. Ask anyone and they will quickly point her out. She's the grandma everyone wishes they had. There are two large projection screens that display everything from song words to sermon points, so there really isn't a bad seat in the place. The chairs are cushioned so sitting is actually comfortable. I've sat in way too many hard pews to not mention this. In closing, I've been to many many churches and haven't always been a regular at WCCC, and while I don't always agree with things preached, I do think that the majority of the leadership have their priorities straight and if you venture inside, you just might find a church where you or your family can learn, participate, and support.

Everyone is really nice here, been going for a year and half, judge free zone, how it should be.read more

Great church, Biblical preaching and teaching. Offering many…read moreoutreach programs, youth and children, strong missions support and a meal on Wednesday at 6pm followed by support and study groups, e.g. Divorce Care.

This church is very welcoming and the people there really care about their members. Their…read morechildren's program is fun and exciting. The pastor Matthew Hinkle brings a great sermon and will greet you as you enter / exit the service.

Very welcoming church. The preaching is awesome, you not preached to or down to. He teaches like…read morehe's NOT high and mighty, he brings the topic to everyones level. Brian, the pastor is genuine, down to earth and friendly. The people greet everyone with a smile and a handshake plus they're very helpful.

The teaching is biblical and spirit led. The church body is very loving and welcoming. We've been…read moremembers for two years and are so blessed that we can call this our home church.

My husband and I found this church through a friend that lives in the Cincinnati area. We have…read morenever been to this church in person but watch it regularly online. The senior pastor Mike is funny and relatable and preaches the Word of God. We have very much enjoyed the sermons we've listened to and even enjoyed the guest pastors. Their website is very user friendly and has a lot of resources. We are currently getting ready to do their online Christmas devotional, which I am excited about. The fellowship there sounds like it's amazing, they're always talking about neat things they do as a church family. We are very much interested in going to visit them one day. If you're in the area, I would definitely check them out!

Great atmosphere and the preaching is on point. The kids ministry is where this place really shines…read morethough.

Visited this chapel today and I found that I liked the size and look very much. Pretty stained…read moreglass windows, the front of the church was gorgeous and the interior is beautiful. The pews are some of the most comfortable ones I've sat in and their collection of intricate relics is very extensive. There is a thrift shop which helps to raise funds to support the Fransiscan Ministries, too.

This review is ONLY for the service I had communicating and meeting with the wedding coordinator,…read moreSally. I did not end up selecting this chapel only because my wedding size is slightly too large for the space; however, I would HIGHLY recommend this space as an option to check out for people searching. The chapel is absolutely gorgeous and is conveniently located to a reception space, Centennial Barn, which is on the same convent property. Sally was extremely helpful and flexible with meeting times to show the space. The chapel can hold up to 290 people, but I felt any more than 180 would mean seating in areas with less visibility. Otherwise, I would have selected this chapel. I won't give anything away, but I even received a small gift at the end of my visit which was heartfelt and so appreciated. Excellent job Sally! Highly recommend this chapel.

Great teaching from God's Word, The Bible. Great opportunities of serving for Jesus. Great…read morefellowship with friendly people. A diverse ethnic community of God's people.