Outstanding non-denominational church for all ages/stages designed to grow together as a family of…read moreGod. It was originally formed after a hurricane destroyed three churches (Baptist, Catholic, Methodist) in the 1930s. Forming together after the disaster the churches decided to build ONE church for the community. The first official service was held on October 8, 1950 in the original chapel, built by its members. The church has been faithfully serving the community ever since and has grown to include a vibrant ministries to the community and a DCF preschool which is top-notch. Highly recommend it for all ages!

God truly decorates this Church himself! I call it my Pew with a View. Even if the weather doesn't…read morecooperate it's the most beautiful place to worship. Sermons have always been biblically based rather than culture based. The music is very good but current more than the older hymns but I like it. Only thing I wish is they did communion weekly.

Very warm congregation and compelling messages. The beach service is not to be missed but when the…read moreweather outside is frightful then their church located above Resort Resale is a great alternative with the same message as on the beach.

What a beautiful church with an architectural cruciform style creating a cross right in the middle…read moreof the main nave typical of Judeo Christian churches with the altar oriented on the Eastern end. This is only the second church i come across with wood paneling on the ceilings and that is worth every penny because the acoustics are incredible perfect, no matter where you are standing the echo and reverberation are minimized, I was able to understand every single word during the beautiful homily. I am hard of hearing and there is nothing more frustrating than not being able to decipher what the priest is saying. Kudos to the architect and designer of this beautiful building The Holy Saturday homily was a bit long but understandable due to the readings and baptism of about 10 new converts who took the dunking in holy water in the fountain by the main entrance The homily included a bonfire that was lit just outside the atrium and we all went out with a candle in hand, the fire simbolices the light of Christ winning over the darkness of sin. After a brief prayer to thank the Lord for the Resurrection of Christ we all walked back into with our lit candles, symbol of new light of the world; shortly after that the lights in the church were turned back on. The bonfire was a first for us, beautiful ceremony in a beautiful church and a happy Easter service.

Best Mass and Priests around. Growing Catholic Community many ways to get involved in ministry…read more Faith groups like GROW and the Knights of Columbus. Women's study and luncheons. Fr. Peter and Fr. James are very involved and can relate to today's youth and times. Great Homilies. Overall, a great Catholic Church, lots of young families. Preschool available and we are breaking ground for new Kindergarten to 8th grade soon. You will definitely find Jesus here!!! Come in over

I'm a lifelong practicing Catholic, and I still attend mass on a regular basis. But the Lord's…read moreword is universal and I often enjoy the fellowship of those who gather in other Christian denominations. My children were all raised in the same light, so when they're visiting home (and the weather is good)....we often choose to grab our beach chairs early on Sunday mornings, and enjoy listening to the Word of God on the beautiful sands of our Emerald Coast.

"Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God…read moregoes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you." ~Deuteronomy 31:6 - God is merciful! How do I know? I was angry with him, and I kinda called him out. And being god, he could have taken me out, but he didn't. Instead, he snuck up on me. In the midst of my anger with him, I decided to go to beach church again - now that it's back. But I didn't expect much. Going last Sunday felt like more of an obligation than a desire. But I went anyway. Church bulletin in hand, I sat my beach chair away from everyone - in the white sand. I didn't want to be near or talk to those people. And as the worship leader sang, I didn't sing along. I was here out of obligation, not desire And as the preacher began to speak, I looked at the bulletin for the first time, and a chill ran down my spine. Why the chill? The message was about having confidence in god - right in the midst of me losing confidence in him. I didn't see that coming. But surprised, I listened, and it seemed that god was talking only to me. And I cried! Good thing I sat off by myself. Thank you, god, for your tender mercy with me and reminding me that you are near. And thanks to Hope on the Beach Church for being god's mouthpiece that day.

Great service delivered by the pastor every time I have been there. Blessed youth and children's…read moreministry.

I don't recommend this church to anyone who likes to keep their babies with them during service. It…read morewas my first time at the new location with my family of 6 and I was asked to leave by a guy named Anthony, not because my baby was being loud, but just because he saw that I had a baby and wanted to prevent a disruption of their recording of the service. He asked me to step out and said my only option was childcare or watch the service from the other room. This raises many red flags and is a huge problem in churches today, not only for children but people with distracting disabilities as well. Glad it happened early on so that I didn't waste any more time at this church.

Small, friendly conservative congregation. Usual attendance is about 25 people. Attendance this…read moreSunday morning was nearly 50, as there were a lot of visitors. They have cleared a site for a new building on Church Road. That will be 6 or 7 miles east of the current building. Hopefully the new building will be finished about January 2020.