Such a wonderful service. You can tell God is moving in these people. This is the church my mom got…read moresaved at over thirty years ago when it was just one small building. It's so beautiful to see how it's grown to multiple locations. The Gulfport campus was so large and has so many buildings it was a bit overwhelming. It's kind of the only reason it's not five stars. This church is definitely too large to only have one service. There should definitely be at least two services. It was a bit overwhelming. But that's still such a beautiful thing that people are so hungry for Gods word that there's a need for this.

Dope church. Worship is Dope. Preaching is dope . Coffee is dope. Dope people. I love this church…read more Dope

Very friendly, genuine people. Family-oriented and stick to the bible. Worship is fun and…read morecontemporary with songs commonly heard on Christian radio. Message was bible based and relevant.

Was able to take the whole family today to CrossPoint Church. What a great time of worship! The…read morepastor concluded a talk series on Necessary Sins today by sharing the Bible's message on tolerance. The music was very relevant to the talk and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm from out of state, and have been in the area because of work for a few weeks. If I lived here, I could easily see Crosspoint becoming my home church.

Every message I have been to this month is completely on target. It is real and truthful. The…read morechurch is wonderful and full of diverse people with big hearts and smiling faces. I have been welcomed as family from the very beginning.

From the owner: Pastor Dan Car - Sunday School - 9:45 am - Morning Worship 11 am - Sunday 6:00 pm - Wednesday 7:00…read morepm

Left my 3 year old niece in child care during service. We go to pick her up and no one knew where…read moreshe was. We were calling her name over and over again and thankfully her cousins were also in child care and they told us she was in the bathroom. She was in the bathroom yelling for someone to help her. The staff had no clue where she was. Will not be coming back to Northwood.

8 ways to put a Camel through the Eye of a Needle , Amazon Kindle , "PUSHIN CAMEL". Love from…read moreAlabama.

This is an amazing house of God. Thank you Dixie for helping me find a home church in tis…read morebeautiful city

this is a wonderful church. the priest is amazing. this is a loving and caring congregation. you…read morewill love attending mass here.

I appreciate the church addressing my complaint and I will give them another shot!…read moreI do appreciate hearing the good word and can't wait to learn from one of their gospels.

After so many unexpected things happened in 2016 I think it's highly appropriate that I finish off…read moremy year of reviews here. A place where no one ever expected I'd be particularly on Christmas Eve. It's not that I wasn't raised to be religious. After 12 years of Catholic indoctrination you'd think I'd be a deacon or something by now. But alas the church and I haven't always seen eye to eye. So finding myself in a church for a late Christmas Eve service seemed highly unlikely. But end up here I did and it was a very moving experience. This church, like me, was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. It rebuilt as so many of us have and is truly a beautiful place. The size of the church is far larger than I'm used to, but at the same time felt welcoming. There was a band and choir and during the service I actually found myself singing along. If you're surprised, you should be. I surprised myself. The priest was an older Irishman and had a charming accent. The mass was just as I remembered as a kid and that was comforting to me. During his sermon, the priest gave some advice that I thought very useful. "You can't always change the world. But you can change the world in you". I'm sure some folks may think that's a bit cheesy. But I think I'm going to work to change the world in me as I move forward into 2017. Will I become a regular here? That's hard to say. But I'm thankful for being there this Christmas Eve. Happy New Year everyone.

The Parish of parishes in Long Beach, beautiful and welcoming. So many awesome memories.read more