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The Sanctuary

4.7 (3 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 4:30 pm, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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Trinity Church

Trinity Church

2.3(3 reviews)
5.8 mi

I am writing this to speak up for those individuals who have gone to the church for help and were…read moreturned away and who feel like speaking up is speaking against their church, but after observations made and multiple people have reached out for help and they didn't help, that someone needs to speak up! This church constantly asks its congregation to give financially--even urging people to donate to global initiatives like "Kingdom Builders" telling them to give when they cannot afford it or when its their last and those members actually giving their last; guest pastors telling people indirectly to give up their homes if they are directed to by God or asking members to give large sums of money $. Yet, when their own members face a crisis, the church offers virtually zero meaningful support, not even help with resources who can help, prays with you (hallelujah for prayer because prayer works) and then they send them on their way to deal with it alone and their only hope being that God makes a way because we all know that God always makes a way even when the church doesn't help, not even with finding resources to help sadly, but God will always make a way. Instead of real assistance, families in need are handed a prayer and a hope, and the hungry are given a single bag of mismatched canned goods that wouldn't feed a household for a single day let alone make enough meals to last a few weeks as the pastor stated (not that they are ungrateful by any means, they just would like to know what meals can be made from them is all.) When members seek help, leadership automatically assumes they are just begging for money. They offer unsolicited financial lectures, even pressuring recent high school graduates who still need life guidance themselves causing them to feel badly and then they walk away from the church because they feel humiliated. In reality, people in crisis are often just looking for resources, guidance, or physical help because they cannot manage alone. To be written off by your home church, or treated as an irritation by a pastor where it feels like a sarcastic comment that "this has been going on for a long time," trust us that person knows this already and doesn't need a snide remark to remind them--especially for individuals dealing with a crisis or chronic illness. Pastor preaches that its in Gods time yet makes comments like this which is disheartening and hurtful to those individuals. Furthermore, systemic support is lacking. While states like New York, Texas, North Carolina, and Georgia have resources for those in need, Florida lags severely behind despite its massive homeless population. It is heartbreaking to see unhoused individuals and families, even individuals in wheelchairs, left without basic daily living needs to sleep in the streets. We need to wake up: while local donations are shipped off to help other countries, the vulnerable families, children, and individuals right here at home are being completely abandoned and even by the churches that are being supported by members who may eventually need help too. It may not be you at this moment, but everyone eventually faces struggles at some point in life! Just know that this church won't help you, so don't bother asking for help or even for help finding resources that will help.

I was recently saved and baptized. I went to this church as it was recommended to me by a friend…read more When I went to this past Sunday service, I got there just before 11 am. I sat there for over an hour suffering with so much fog that was being sprayed into the room that I felt like it was a concert. I had suffered for over an hour. I could not breathe. I had to use my inhaler 3 times just sitting there. I felt like I was going to pass out. I had to leave and sit on the stairs. The singing continued. The doors were shut so I moved closer to the side entrance doors only to still feel the effects from fog machines. A man that was a member of the church was talking to me and brought to my attention that the preacher does not do any scriptures. Like what? Where is the word of God?! I have to carry an inhaler with me as I have asthma. I felt like this preacher is wanting to be more of a leader of a band that a preacher. No word of God, no scripture, and coming from someone who was just recently saved, it felt this was more of mega church trying to turn into a rock band. I do not know how some of the older people could stand the fog machines being sprayed constantly and the chemical effects it took on me. I had to leave the service without any words of God spoken. I was quite disappointed and can confirm that I will not be coming back. I think the preacher needs to take a look at the service he is providing and re-evaluate what exactly he is trying to do, because if he is trying to be a leader of a band, then go do that but not use Jesus Christ as a frontman for his desires to lead a band instead of a church. Quite sad

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Cornerstone Church FL

Cornerstone Church FL

4.2(5 reviews)
5.9 mi

This is a great local church. My wife found this church when we first moved to Osteen. Everyone is…read morefriendly nobody judges anyone. What I also like they go and talk to the youth at the local basketball courts. They also feed the needy people locally. They just recently bought a food truck as well. They do also go abroad like Cuba for mission work. If your not sure of a local church come and visit this church.

This church is led by an autocrat Pastor. This pastor doesn't follow the biblical pattern even…read morethough he claims to! He ignores much of those things that are in the New Testament, dismissive of his elders and flock that attempt to be lovingly honest. This pastor doesn't want to be held accountable and runs the church like it's a business and not the House of the Lord! Don't walk away RUN from this church... been attending for nearly two years and not one sermon from him or the other pastors about correlating todays events to the book of revelation! No meat and potatoes found here unfortunately! He is not shepherding his flock! Pastor speaks out of both sides of his mouth during his own sentence! It breaks my heart to have wasted so much of my time. I don't understand why the elders continue to remain in place as a few have spoken to us directly and agree with us and further tell us that they've tried to talk to the pastor and he just ignores them too! Not sure why they are remaining there as elders... guess they are all ok with having to answer for that when we meet our maker! Shame to this pastor for leading so many astray including the young pastor he is 'mentoring'. Please pray for this church, members and those in leadership roles- they need the scales removed from their eyes! I pray they wake up before it's too late!

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