Wonderful church! Such an amazing worship group the band, the singers... are so talented & really…read moreget the place on their feet! Pastor Kim & Pastor Larry I'm so grateful for your church!

Beautifully peaceful, historical church, with a parish Community that becomes Family!read more

I don't think I ever visited a new church on vacation and wished that church could be relocated to…read more where I lived. I felt that way about St. Patrick's during the two Masses I attended over the Christmas holidays. The homilies of both were memorable, the priests warm, personable, and welcoming. On Christmas Day our priest started the Mass late because he was chatting and didn't realize how late it was. To watch him you could tell he was obviously a good friend to many of the parishioners, and seemed to know everyone by name. My gay-dar pinged when he started Mass which might have been why I immediately liked him. (I love me some gays.) In fact, during the homily when he said "swaddling clothes... whatever THOSE are," I couldn't help but hope he'd slip a sing-song "fabu-lous!" next, although the only gays who do that are in movies. His homily was easily the best I've heard all year - fun and interesting to listen to and inclusive and welcoming. It reminded me of the joy of having a class with a really good professor you could listen to talk all day. The next Mass had a different officiant. He had a really interesting homily about the "Twelve Days of Christmas" song, and you could tell everyone was really listening. My family even talked about the homily in the car on the way home after Mass. The only minor quibble I had was that the priests stand right in front of the back doors of the church when Mass is over so you can't avoid shaking hands with them. I figure priests shake as many hands as politicians so I couldn't wait to get home and sanitize. Also, the front steps are really steep. I note this because my dad walks with a cane and they were a bit much for him. The choir, and in particular the main cantor, had a really impressive soprano range. The guy on piano who resembled Clarence Thomas had a really nice deep voice as well. Except for Clarence Thomas and a smattering of Mexicans, this church was full of honkeys. And lots and lots of old people. And those old people might not know a friend of Dorothy even if he preached right in front of them.

We were vacationing in the area and decided to check Yelp for churches nearby…read more + Plenty of friendly people who went out of their way to introduce themselves and say hi to us. Nice warm welcome. + I loved to see a wide range of demographics from toddlers to the seniors and plenty of younger families. + Nice worship with most of the songs focused on who God is and maybe one song focused on us, as His children. + Solid theological teaching from the associate pastor (Sr. pastor is in recovery for his health). The sermon was clear, logically interpreted using other Scripture (no complex, vague method of interpreting the verses), relatable examples/stories, and I always appreciate looking at the actual Greek word used as that could change the understanding for use using English only. Great visit. We look forward to meeting this body of believers again in this life or the next.

Sound doctrine, great pastor, and a wonderful, warm fellowship. We have been going here for a few…read moreyears now and have grown to see this church as our family. Everyone is very friendly. The Pastor Art is filled with the Spirit and is as humble and sweet as can be. Come visit and you will end up staying :-)

I love this Church. non denominationa. they preach Jesus they spread the love. They treat you as…read moreroyalty. Everyone no one is left behind come as you are type of Church. there is many programs for the little ones classes, Bible studies, celebrate, recovery you name it they focus on marriage counseling, etc. highly recommend this church plan on making it my home church

We were looking for a Sunday service while on vacation in Arnold…read more We are happiest in non formal worship settings and this service was everything we hoped for. My husband is disabled and when we got there a little late is was SRO. One of the ushers saw my husbands leg brace and got us a seat. :) Enjoyed the singing. Music. And the message. A very nice community church

I know Pastor William's personally. She brings wisdom, compassion and strength to everyone she…read moreministers to. She is a great asset in Jesus to Chapel in the Pines.

When I walked in this morning I was greeted with warmth and love. Pastor gave a sermon on Mark…read more.. Love is the greatest commandment. He challenged us to live this love in our lives. It seems easy but what about those people who give us problems? Our enemies? We are to forgive, pray and love them. That's love! The worship was fantastic; very heartfelt and a true love letter to Jesus. I loved the congregation; they were strangers yet family once we smiled at each other. Great place to hear God's Word and meet people who love Him!

I love this church. The teaching is from only one source: God's Word, The Bible…read more And the teaching is actually interactive. Questions are welcome. When you walk in the door you will be greeted by more than a few people and it will be from the heart. We are so happy to have visitors. Whether you are just passing thru on hwy 120 or someone checking out the area's places of worship, it will be our privilege to share Sunday morning with you. Yes, I am biased. Groveland Christian Church has taught me so much about God's word and what it means to part of His church family.