12/14/22 This past Sunday on 12/11/22 we (my wife and I) took a trip back to The Journey Church. I like how laid back they are on the dress code for Church. Dressing up to go to Sunday School/Church rubbed me the wrong way. If I wasn't comfortable in what I wore, my attention to church was nonexistent. This is when I was much younger. Still today I am glad to see Church goers wearing everyday clothing and not necessarily the monkey suit. Anyhow, after talking with the pastor for the second time, I find him very laid back and cool to talk to. In the back of my mind i wondered what could be today's lesson in church? Today's Lesson: The Storm Have you ever had a personal storm in your life? Well today's lesson. Started out with how weather people...no,...meteorologist decided to name storms after women. This was later changed to men an women's name. Some of the names of selected storms have a deeper meaning than others. The lesson in short was to keep hope in what you do, because without hope, you might be battling a storm physically, mentally or both for a long time. I don't go to Church very often, but this place gives off good vibes even if I still don't know many of the people there. My wife says the main reason for being there is God. Anything else is an added bonus. I am not as into the Lord as she is, but I will say this. The music, how I feel then I am there and the history of lessons learned keep me coming back for more. I find it fascinating how things I learned in school, specifically Western/Eastern Civilization and American History had bites and peices of things I am now hearing from The Bible. I am moving at a snail's pace come paired to my wife. Yet I don't believe there is a set speed for religion. If there is, my God will have to have patience. Still, I am on a Journey of self discovery. Who knows what I will discover next week. read more

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This church is NOT all that it's meant out to be. I Went there twice. Then entered at the Young Adult group. Hung with a member for dinner. then she snitched on me. About something I still DON"T know anything about. Then one of the church leaders said I have pour boundaries and recommend that I have an escort to escort and be with me while "I'm there. at the same time. the leader that asked me for my case managers personal information. I then told her no. Then she asked if she could speak to my mom about counseling services that they provide. I was kicked out of the group on top if it all. This church is NOT supportive and Extremely hypocritical. the church is a FAKE. Don't let the leaders mislead and play you.They sure played me. plus mislead me as well. I will not even give this church a single star. The leader that did this to me was a British member... named Tamin. She is the damn reason why I have stated all this. Tamin go straight to hell. read more

Great services, very welcoming. Chad always gives very insightful and thoughtful sermons. There is a great energy there with a fantastic band. read more

Great place to worship. Causal but thoughtful. Great kids program. Handicap accessible. Try it out. read more

We love this church! Great teaching and worship, and an amazing focus on serving the local community in meaningful and substantive ways.

Great church , handled co-vid pretty well. Always a welcoming energy. Not really diverse, but they're getting there.

Military family that has been attending since 2018. The Journey is a safe place for adults and kids alike to learn more about God and to enjoy fellowship with others. Has childcare, small groups, serving events, Bible based messages, and contemporary worship. A great family to be a part of! read more

The Journey is probably not like your childhood church - unless you were fortunate enough to grow up in a church where the teaching was easy to understand and relevant to your life. The casual environment initially drew me in, but the family atmosphere and biblical sermons and application to our daily lives have kept us coming back for 15 years. People are friendly and welcoming, which is especially important in such a transient area. Volunteers are dedicated to ensuring children have fun in a safe environment, that teens feel heard and understood, and adults can build meaningful relationships, all while drawing closer to Jesus. read more

If you're looking for a home church The Journey Nova - in Springfield VA - could be a great option for you and yours. Great Bible teaching and a solid, loving fellowship are highlights of this site of worship. Great Sunday school opps for young folks and the small Life Groups for adults are wonderful. Give it a try. God is alive in this place. read more

I went this morning as I am in search of a multicultural non-denominational church. You can definitely feel the presence of God in this place. The atmosphere was very laid back as some people had on jeans and flip flops. I wore a dress and dress shoes and still didn't feel out of place. I noticed there were a lot of young married couples and so the message was geared towards them. As a single woman, I didn't mind just made a mental note for the future ;) The pastor met every at the door after church and chit-chatted. You can tell the church does a lot of together - there was a strong sense of community. They have life groups (I'm a fan of life groups!) even though the church seemed to be small. I didn't give it 5 stars because I arrived 10 minutes late and it was my first time so I don't think it's fair to say it's the best church ever. However, I would definitely attend again and maybe next time I'll go to the second service. read more

Been going here for years always feels like home. They are very welcoming love the message each time I go I learn something new about God and life. It's hard to find a place that welcomes you the way they do. You defiantly feel gods presents. If your looking for a church to call home then this is your place. read more

I feel welcome here too. I am an older, single lady, and the members (one lady in particular) are helping to put humpty dumpty (me) back together again. Thank you! Thank you!! read more