A church with a contemporary style service, but the Christmas eve service was a traditional…read morecandlelight service. The inside of the building was nice and welcoming. The people were friendly. The congregation was a good mix of younger and middle age people. We will have to come back to check out a Sunday service.

I enjoy going to this church. I've always wanted to strengthen my relationship with Christ. Once I…read moreattended the church and got more involved I was placed in a small group ministry where together we met outside of church in order to understand God's Word and our relationship with Him. Everyone is so welcoming and is helpful. Not everyone is perfect and people will have their own opinion about the church but if we were perfect we wouldn't need a church. This is a place where imperfect people can come to understand a loving and merciful God. This is a church where the broken hearted can come to know Christ better.

From the owner: We are a vibrant and growing group of admittedly imperfect people striving to be more like Christ…read more Scripture is at the center of all we do. Being in the Word of God has changed our lives forever for the good and we want to share and bring that life and hope to others. MISSION: Love God, love people, bring the two together. VALUES: We value Biblical authority, all people, cultural relevancy, spirit-led prayer, and christ-like stewardship. Sunday Services: 8:00AM, 9:30AM and 11:00AM For more details go to our website!

My wife, my children and I went to this church for over two years. We hardly tithed in ways the…read morechurch would know and many, many times we didn't tithe at all. We never became members, despite leaders asking us to, so we never represented a vote anyone might compete for. We never really contributed our labor or talents and I, personally, never let myself plug-in though they reached out. When we came there, we were simply looking for a church with unrestricted worship... but we were floored by what we found. Not only was worship unrestricted, not only were they hungry for the presence of God, but their worship was powerful and heavily anointed. I wept in their pews nearly every Sunday and God did things for my heart there I cannot truly grasp but am forever grateful for. I learned to hunger for God as they did and no one ever judged me there. To say the pastor was passionate and dedicated is an understatement. Behind the pulpit, it became clear his fervor came from a real appreciation for the spiritual duties of his office. His words, his spirit-filled messages, burned in my heart all week long: biblically authoritative, moving, purposeful and so intensely relevant to our spiritual and practical need there was never a doubt he earnestly sought God to compose them. Away from the pulpit he was the most humble pastor I've met. We never became members yet he drove hours to pray over our newborn child. He helped us, by himself, move from our second story apartment when we left in late June 2018 and had nothing to offer the church anymore. This was in the afternoon, when the temperatures rose over 100 degrees and he did most of the heavy lifting... just like he does with his sermons. The children's pastor ran a ministry that taught our children about God, prayer and worship in ways we couldn't. His passion for the hearts of children is undeniable and was immensely fruitful for our family. The spirit lands on the stage, like a twenty foot eagle, every time the youth pastor stepped on stage, even for something as simple as announcements. Their outreach is powerful and dynamic at home and their mission work stretches around the globe. If this sounds like exaggeration, go there this Sunday and find out I'm right. I regret I never really plugged in, that I didn't respond to their kindnesses and reaching out the way my heart wanted to. I regret that these regular people, these flawed, spirit-filled Christians, who never judged me, my smoking habit or my tattooed head, didn't get to know how much they meant to me while I was there. If ever there was a little church that deserved to grow, it's this one.

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Since joining First Church of the Nazarene in Manhattan, Kansas, I've found a genuine spiritual…read morehome where Pastor Jay Bessmer's humble, transparent leadership truly stands out. He keeps himself accountable and open to the congregation, guiding us with honest, Spirit-filled preaching rooted in Scripture. The church's diverse community--from students to soldiers to locals--shares a servant's heart and genuine love for God and others. Through supportive ministries and connect groups, I've experienced deep encouragement and belonging, making this church a true family where I continue to grow and bloom in Christ by God's grace.