There is no sign outside but a full parking lot. That's because word of mouth about the great…read moreteaching by Pastor John has made this easily the fastest growing church in the area. Sunday services at 10am sharp. Dress casual. Friendly people but respectful of visitors who may just want to worship without having a dialogue.

Big church so it's easy to get lost. I'm also not a fan that they have no signage. It feels more…read morelike a private club, not very welcoming to new folks.

This is a great church with really sweet people...it's rare to find this type of genuine people in…read moreone place having a great time at life together. You feel like a family and I'm so happy to get to know the pastor Josh. This is a welcoming place with welcoming people that just feels good to be here. You will LOVE it here!

From the owner: More Life Church Exists to Love God, Love People, Reach a Region, and Make a Difference for…read moreGenerations. Weekend Service Times: Sunday 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM *Can't make it In-Person? Join us online at 10:00 AM!

Warning: THIS CHURCH IS A CULT…read more Now, before I begin, I will say that I am a Christian man, and this review is coming from such a viewpoint. So... unless you want to have your mind poisoned, be guilt tripped constantly, and feel like you're never good enough, do not come here. The leadership and congregation are manipulative, and will not stop until you give in and follow their agenda. Here are some things I noticed during my time there that are questionable at best, and nothing that I've seen at any other church I've gone to: -Discouragement from building close relationships to "unbelievers", or folks from outside this church. -Intolerance of those with beliefs that are different in the slightest. During a testimony, I heard a lady screaming at the top of her lungs about the "ungodliness" of all other churches and how this church is the "one true religion!". -Curiously enough, you're considered "youth" until you're married. Since I am not yet married, I was placed here despite being in my twenties. There were folks from the ages of 13 all the way to 30 in this group. I've felt sickened by the manipulative and twisted things that have been said to the adolescents of this group... those poor kids... -Just a little thing, but they turn wearing jewelry into a huge thing; apparently, jewelry is "ungodly" and to them it means that you think you're better than everyone else, no matter how modest the piece... kind of ironic that they'd preach about arrogance when they think they're better than all of the other churches out there. So, in short... I would discourage anyone from coming to this church, especially you parents out there. They will try everything in their power to indoctrinate your children and make them feel like they're not good enough. Folks come to church for fellowship, faith, and comfort, not those aforementioned points.

Emerson Wilson predicted shortly before his death from cancer that a divide between the followers…read moreand presumptuous leaders would lead to the irreconcilable "Scatter of the flock". His prediction held true as the former radio preacher Anthony Bartlett and Rodger Decker used their influence to garner support among the congregation. At the time of Emerson Wilsons death, the financial holdings of the non-profit organization was in excess of 13 million dollars. I was there both as a follower as well as a student .

A very nice small Catholic Church with a white interior and beautiful stained glass windows. The…read morepriest was very reverent during the Mass and the atmosphere is welcoming.