Friendly atmosphere everyone makes you feel welcomed. The pastor preaches so good . They also have…read morechildren's ministry.

I have attended numerous of Pastor David's services over the last 20 years. The church is one big…read morefamily. Every time I come, I see a good chunk of the same people that were there all those years ago. David really breaks down the word of god well. He also enters some comedy into his message that keeps the mood light in the room. If you cannot attend the service in person, it is uploaded onto Facebook and YouTube. New Joy comes highly recommended in my book.

Good place to worship Jesus and they often have lunch beautiful music very nice people all…read morerace will feel welcome

Great church and great friendly people. Been going to there about 5 years and I am happy with the…read morepastors there and the teachings of the gospel.

CrossCity Church in Fresno is an incredible community built on faith, encouragement, and…read moreconnection. From the moment you walk in, there's a genuine sense of warmth and welcome. The environment is inviting and uplifting, with a clear focus on helping people grow in their relationship with God. The worship team leads with excellence and authenticity, creating a powerful and engaging experience where the congregation truly joins in. It's refreshing to be part of a church where worship is participatory and heartfelt. Weekend messages are consistently encouraging and grounded in truth, offering guidance, hope, and practical ways to walk through life with faith. The real depth, though, is found in the small groups--whether it's men's or women's studies, marriage enrichment, or weekly gatherings. These groups are where lasting friendships are built, vulnerability is welcomed, and spiritual growth is deeply nurtured. CrossCity also places a strong emphasis on serving others. The church actively encourages involvement in community outreach, creating opportunities to make a difference both locally and beyond. It's a place where faith isn't just something you talk about, it's something you live out. Whether you're new to faith or looking to strengthen your walk, CrossCity offers a supportive and encouraging path forward. It's not just a place to attend, it's a place to belong, grow, and be part of something meaningful. I don't think there is a better kids ministry around, find out for yourself.

I got thrown out of women's Bible Study for making a comment about my group leader. To someone that…read moreI thought was my friend. She absolutely insisted over and over that I HAD to tell the head of women's bible studies. Then they had to dig around to find as many faults about me as they could. I talk too much, I only think about myself and they through me out. Never even met the other lady. Another interesting note. They don't forgive..I said I'm sorry. They said nothing. This includes the pastor, his mother and the head of women's ministries. Interesting that the pastor recently said in a sermon " What do you do when someone hurts you?You love them, pray for them, forgive them" That's an exact quote. I've never felt so depressed, so disconnected with God, and probably will never go to church again. Lynn

Run don't stop! Not a good place for no one read at home…read moreplease And pray for those who attend here and the other locations :(

Been here a couple times, their music level is so loud at the end I feel like I just left a…read moreconcert. I'm sure that's not good for anyone's ears. Wish they would consider that for people attending church and not to mention asking for money every time I come they make a whole speech about it

This church preaches from the Word. The pastors are wonderful, and the people attending the church…read moreare so welcoming. They have four services 8:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m., and 6:00 p.m. I am thankful we were led to this church.

I was excited to try a new church and I was eager to meet new people and enjoy a good service…read more Unfortunately, when I walked into the sanctuary, I looked for a greeter to welcome me, hand me a bulletin and direct me into the sanctuary. A man walked up to me and handed me a bulletin and walked away! I sat in the back and watch the pre-service video announcements. One announcement stated the visitor welcome program was a huge success, and visitors were saying how welcomed they felt... good job CCC! I left that day never talking to anyone, even though I tried to connect with people. I didn't feel like anyone even cared I was there. They all seemed so excited to see each other, but not too excited over visitors. I saw a few families that I assume were visitors look as bewildered as I was! The message was average. Not for me.

I haven't been here in a long time but I just passed by it today and it reminded me of all the good…read moretimes I had. A lot of great people and atmosphere was awesome. Used to play soft ball there as well and everyone was easy going. Great family church to go to.

The best church i have attended so far, im actively involved in the regeneration life group and it…read morehas significantly helped me and my mental health and leads me towards the right direction. The community is top tier. The worship music is amazing, the people are super friendly, and the coffeehouse is delicious!

It's easy to get plugged in here, they give lots of opportunities for community. We got free drink…read morevouchers for being here for our first time, awesome. The social aspect is alive and Well (hahahaha). The coffee house is Well designed. The music was sWell and acoustics were amazing. The sound tech was as juicy as a beef Wellington. It seems the church has some pretty Wellthy commodities. The worship was centered on feel-good music and messaging. We wish the pastor would've been in person instead of a pre-recorded video. There was also a disconnect in how the music connected to the pastors word. It seems a lot like faith conforming to culture rather than shaping the culture in the faith. Overall, we were Wellcomed but this felt more like a social club than a church community. FareWell...

My family and I have been coming to the Bridge for about 10 months now. We were a little nervous at…read morefirst, being new and all, but the Hello team made us feel very welcomed. We could immediately tell that the staff here at church are committed to investing in people and building relationships. I'm happy to say that we are now part of the Hello team and hope to make people feel as welcomed as we were. If you're on the fence about committing to a church, I say to come give it a try and let God do the rest. God bless you!

I recently visited Bridge Church. They are walking distance for me after moving into the area, and…read moreI finally got around to going. I had clicked on their website and watched a bit of the Pastor's message for the morning service and was really touched and decided to go to the second service. I arrived and there were a lot of people outside. It was a small crowd, maybe 80 people. In that size church, all the regulars know each other. I'm sure they could tell I was new. Not one person greeted me. Even inside, a guy by the door to the auditorium didn't speak. I had to tell him good morning and reach out to shake hands. An important part of Church for me is worship. The praise team was talented with a lead singer who has a wonderful voice. They sang some nice contemporary songs. Unfortunately for me, there was no section where there was a place for the congregation to sing along in an extended way ( for example, repeating choruses of "You are Holy, etc."). That is the part where I can really lose yourself in worship and be lifted by the spirit. I'll have to keep looking for a Church where that is part of their Worship as this type of thing really blesses me. I want to be part of the Worship, not just listen to songs, even if sung beautifully. I guess that is why there are so many Churches, so different people can get what they need! The Pastor gave a great sermon. I was really drawn to the focus of living the teachings of Christ instead of judging others. Putting the emphasis on love instead of judgement of others. Yes! His Sermon was just the kind of approach to Christianity that I want to be part of. It is sad for me that the other important parts of going to Church were not what I need: Worship and Fellowship. There was no place in the service where we were asked to greet others around us. I found that lacking because one of my reasons for going to Church is Fellowship and Community. Leaving the Church, no one spoke to me. How could my experience have been improved? Add a space for fellowship during the service. Have the congregation look around and greet someone and shake hands. The new attendee in the group will feel seen and welcomed. Have people by the doors greet people coming and going. This provides a welcome. I felt completely invisible there. In a Church this size, everyone knows everyone and they know when there are new people. I grew up in a Church this size and we always knew if people were not regulars in the congregation. You grow the Church by welcoming and including new people, not ignoring them. I will tune in at home to catch the Pastor's sermons from time to time, as he really fed me with spiritual food I really needed. Thanks and God Bless you, Pastor!

Amazing place to worship Jesus! Lots of wonderful people who genuinely love others and care about…read moretheir neighbors. This is a place that is not judgmental or snooty. You'll be welcomed with open arms and won't want to leave!

I have been there couple times and folks are down to earth and easy to connect with. I am grateful…read morefor their openness.