We love our UU church! Even the online services have fed me spiritually as i miss seeing my sweet…read moreUUMAN friends in person. It is wonderful to be part of such a purposeful spiritual community. Please join us!

Since it's been awhile, happy to report my church home is still very active during these Covid19…read moretimes. All meetings/services/religious education classes are still held online; we will gather in physical fellowship when it is safe to do so. But that doesn't keep us from maintaining a beautiful campus--see pic!--and we organize whatever safe outdoor activities we can conduct.

I love my church. If you are new to the area, please visit at least one time! We are small but…read morevibrant! Do you want to worship the Lord Jesus Christ without judgement or condemnation for your status, appearance, needs, and most of all your past or present life? Come to Crosspointe. It is a warm and friendly place. Our building doesn't look like a traditional church building. It looks like a three-story office building. My young adult son says it's like a "home." He said to add that! Right now, we are planning activities for the Holidays. We are packing shoeboxes in conjunction with Samaritan's Purse. We could use some help. We are also planning our Christmas Banquet. Talk about fun! If you are lonely or feeling blue, stop by and ask for me. I am ready to fellowship with you. Have you just been out of church for awhile and want to get back in? There is absolutely no pressure here! We don't jump on you with requests to join, join, join. Thanks for reading this far. Love in Christ's name, Cathy Q.

From the owner: Crosspointe Community Church exists to experience and express the heart of God as we reach the…read moreunchurched and disciple believers on becoming wholehearted followers of Jesus Christ.

The best place to be on a Sunday Morning, The environment is so warm, you feel the intense presence…read moreof God, Genuine people who love God and love one another. The music ministry is amazing. ..I will surely be making Realms of glory my home church.

The people her are always welcoming no mater what religion you are. They will give you food that is…read morecalled langar at no charge. They accept donations of food and money but don't ask for it. People volunteer to prepare meals and what needs to be done around the facility. You will need to remove your shoes and cover your head when you enter out of respect. Helpful people of the sikh religion. Please don't confuse them with others because of turban that some wear.

I was in town for a visit and was very grateful to find a church close by. This church is very…read morefamily focused, worship was dynamic/creative, and the sermon was Biblically sound with a balance of challenge and encouragement. I will say, it's not first-time focused. I was alone, and didn't have anyone greet me or come ask me my name. I came early and even hung around at the end to see if there were any circles of people my age or just women or people in general to talk to, and no one made eye contact or tried to find out who I was so I felt pretty bummed. But also it was just a first visit so I guess I can't make a full judgement unless I were to give it a few chances. But overall, it's worth checking out.

I had been looking for a new church in the area, and decided to visit based on the recommendation…read moreof a couple of friends. The good - a couple of super friendly parking attendants who gave directions, etc. Another good is the pastor did teach very much from scripture, John 5: 23-29. He gave a lot of Greek language understanding, which I appreciated. The needs of improvement. Once I got into the auditorium, it was well less than half full when music started. That is perhaps a peeve of mine. As a member, you know when it starts - be ready, be prepared. I'm a pretty outgoing guy, but no one spoke to me once in the building - No One. I sat down behind some folks, aside of others - No One spoke at all. My cologne isnt so bad as to cause no one to sit close or even speak. It was Palm Sunday, Jesus' Triumphal Entry of Christ to Jerusalem. The first song had absolutely NO "umph" or excitement to kick off a worship service - none, and it didn't get much better from there. I'd say less than half the worshipers were singing at all. We have an amazing savior to praise - to relish in worship. Not the case on my visit here. The pastor, though sticking with the text - John 5 - and giving the Greek words - gave almost no illustrations, stories or application. I'm happy about your recent trip to the holy land, but please tell me how it helps here in N Atl. Perhaps as a former pastor, having gone to conferences all over the country, I'm a tough critic. As i continue my search i doubt i will be back. I am looking for exciting spirit filled worship, contagious Christianity. I'm longing to find solid biblical teaching, but with application also sincerely, Scott

Pastor Jason is an incredible pastor. We also think the children's program is so well run and full…read moreof great Christian volunteers.

My family started attending Fellowship in 2024, and it has been an amazing experience for us. As a…read morebiracial family, we have been praying for a diverse church for a long time. It can feel a little overwhelming (that's trying any new church) but we quickly saw how welcoming everyone really is. The children, student, and special needs programs are hands down some of the best I've ever experienced. Pastor Jason not only preaches some of the best sermons I've heard in a long time, but he's also a man of God leading his family and church incredibly well. The worship is a nice mixture of CCM, Gospel, Hymns, and more (I love the diversity in culture and generations). I hope if you're looking for a place to belong, you'll come check it out!

This Traditional Latin Rite chapel is about to complete its much larger church. Why? Because it…read morehas more than tripled in parishioners in the last few years. Most are young, growing families. A school has now begun as well. Until recently, one priest has responsibility for daily Mass as well as 3 Masses on Sunday. But that priest is a workhorse and has to prioritize the needs of his flock. One will find the laity here happy to talk to newcomers. Father is too, but is only one man.

I went to St Michael's because I had some time off this Sunday. I'm brand new, and I recently got…read moreinto the traditional Latin Mass. The Mass was okay, but I wanted to talk to some people, perhaps talk to the priest. I introduced myself, and the priest brushed me off with a curt remark and walked away. I was upset and disrespected. I don't have to go to this church.