So welcoming and incredibly approachable for anyone wanting to experience God's grace…read more TC Teens is also a great experience for tweens and Teens to participate and/or serve in.

THIS REVIEW IS ABOUT THE USHERS, NOT THE MINISTER WHO I THINK IS AN AMAZING CONDUIT FOR GOD'S WORD:…read more I enjoyed the church the few times I went. However, the USHERS/VOLUNTEERS give you an entirely different experience than what is being preached about. They will speak loudly during the sermon, try to carry on a conversation with you during the sermon, compare what the minister did/said during his 8:00 versus his 11:15 sermons, distract you, make you give up your chair for people who arrive more than an hour late for service (when you are deep into the message and are in need of it) then make you seem like you are the problem, etc. There is a disconnect. I've noticed this problem when there is a Black manager in charge of people who don't take him or their jobs seriously. They sabotage him.

I recently attended the 11:30 service at Elevation Ballantyne, and it was overwhelming in the best…read moreway. As an introvert, large crowds can be a lot for me, but I truly felt the Spirit of God, his presence. The people were kind, welcoming, and even prayed for me. Though I usually watch the 9:30 service online (since 2019!), being there in person felt like leaving family when I walked out the doors. Elevation is a place for everyone--the old, the young, and those in between. I'm still working on my concerns with large crowds, but I know I'll be back. I am hoping to one day meet the pastor and his wife. They are such wonderful people. For now, I'm grateful to keep worshiping online until I'm ready again. Elevation is truly a wonderful church home.

great place to be! the spirit of God is here and there's nothing like it. so grateful to be apart…read moreof a house that's intentional and so welcoming.

The staff were very professional and exceptionally friendly! I loved my visit to the campusread more

Excellent church with fellowship that makes you part of the family. You sense the presence of God…read morein the building, even when the congregation isn't there.

Something for everybody... many volunteer opportunities and ministries. The priests are very…read morefriendly and personable. Everyone is welcoming. Very family friendly.

This isn't a Catholic church; it's a Protestant megachurch. While I can tolerate minor deviations…read morefrom the liturgy, the atmosphere here keeps me expecting Joel Osteen to appear. The music also strays from typical Catholic sounding music, edging closer to contemporary Christian music, with guitars and all. If you're a Protestant or a Catholic who enjoys Protestant-style services, you might appreciate it here. However, if you have any affinity at all, even just a tiny bit, for a traditional Catholic service, you might want to look elsewhere.

Welcoming! An amazing place for believers to learn more about Jesus and Word of God. We are more…read morethan conquerors!!

When I first moved to Charlotte I was desperate for a church that has great worship and word and…read moreNikao has that! I found community through serving and participating in small groups. Not to mention Pastors Brian and Tamika Duley are one of the most loving anf giving peopl

Calvary is a massive Church, yet the preaching was spot on. My first impression was that this was a…read moremega Church, but after I heard the sermon, I realized they preached the narrow way..

Great Church to hear the Gospel proclaimed. Great Worship! Great Preaching! Great people.read more

Located in the middle of a mostly residential and light commercial neighborhood, this church stood…read moreout as I drove past. I had to stop and check it out, though it was secured on Saturday morning and no services were underway. The marker out front is on two sides and reads, "Oakland Avenue Presbyterian Church. This church, which grew out of First Presbyterian Church, was discussed as early as 1901, with the first definite plans made in 1909. The leaders of First Presbyterian required that a new church be built before any members left the church. This church was intended to serve the faculty and students at nearby Winthrop College (now Winthrop University)." On the reverse, it reads, "This Gothic Revival church built in 1912, was designed by Charlotte architect C.C. Hook and held its first services in December 1912. The church was formally organized in September 1913, then dedicated that November. Reverend Alexander Martin, who served both First and this church 1912-1914, became the first full-time pastor here in 1914, serving until 1931." [Review 14614 overall, 114 of 2021, number 764 in South Carolina.]

This church is welcoming to all and very friendly. The entire service is superb and we just love it!read more