Hills Church is now a Bayside campus! The church is gorgeous and well maintained - feels very…read morewelcoming. Lots of seating in their auditorium style worship center. Lots of places to hang out before or after service. They have a lovely coffee cafe....

Someone needs to do some Yelp updating for this church. We wanted to go here today but didn't find…read moreout until we got there at 8:45 that there's only one service at 10:00. We are currently Bayside Adventure members and because we were in the area wanted to see Michael and Peter. We miss them!

Love the people here!!! They don't judge you. The real reason I go is for the hot fresh sugar…read moredonuts and delicious coffee. And Dave... I also go because of Dave. He's a nice guy and has good hygiene.

Great church. Great pastors and people. Very low key and welcoming. Changed my life. Please give…read moreit a try!

It seems I always leave there saying, " this was a great message today"…read more Down to earth, not judgy or holy roller style. Warm, welcoming, friendly, relaxed, open, and humans go there, yes even the imperfect. Try it, you'll like it

Have since left attending and found a better church but they made token attempts but not serious…read moreefforts retaining the young adult/young professional population which is a large opportunity for the area (very few churches offer this and are increasingly cutting off after a certain age). The YA/YP groups were often self run by volunteers and didn't get much support or promotion from the church staff and quickly dwindled in attendance and dissolved. While the church has city presence and outreach efforts it is run like a business with a revenue focus and sermons are topical but not deep into the Bible for the adults attending. You will feel more left out if the focus is heavily on having families and you aren't at that stage of life.

When we moved into this area, as life long Lutherans we began our search for a new home. We…read moreimmediately felt welcomed and "at home" at St Stephen's. Pastor Trudy delivers a meaningful sermon every Sunday and the congregation is friendly and supportive. This is a welcoming RIC congregation who is concerned for our neighbor and values community service such as the Upper Room. COME AND SEE

This church has been a welcoming, loving, wonderful example of all that I had hoped for in a…read morechurch. I recently had a very sick family member and I asked my previous church (another church) for prayers and after two separate requests I had no response. I felt the need for prayer was so great that I sent a request to St. Stephens, where I had no affiliation, for prayers for this family member. I had an immediate response from St. Stephens, and I felt cared for, acknowledged, and recognized. I started attending online and Pastor Trudy's sermons are very relatable, down to earth, and give me a great start to my week with positive thoughts and meaningful reflections to build my connection and understanding with God. I have found all of the church members who I have met to be warm and welcoming and also down to earth. I especially appreciate that ALL people are welcome, and there is no judgment based on sexual orientation or gender identification. I most highly recommend this church!

The members of this church are extremely inappropriate & disrespectful to new member that don't…read morelook like them. My daughters went to church with their grandmother for the first time. A incident occurred during communion where my daughters were refusing the bread and only came up to be blessed. The member giving out the bread insisted they take it. They did it, but didn't know what to do with it. They were instructed by my mom to eat it. Following the service was a event for anniversary of priest? Or maybe the church. & multiple members walked up to my children when their grandmother was away to questions where they are from? If they were even catholic. & whether or not they had any knowledge of what they were doing there. Excuse me!? I feel personally embarrassed as a parent that allowed my child to go to church & experience this only to hear that they would probably never return. I'm disappointed in this community of people that allowed this behavior & hope they learn how to represent God better.

I discovered this church from my in-laws, who have been attending this church for years…read more Never being raised to attend church, nor being raised in a religious household, I was and am a Believer and the Christian Faith speaks to me and gives me great comfort. My first impression of this beautiful church is exactly that...it's a simply gorgeous campus filled with plenty of parking, lush landscaping, and there are several modern, beautiful buildings on campus. They have a gathering area outside, where you can grab a cup of coffee before or after service. The worship buildings are beautifully and simply appointed, and they are comfortable and the seating is ample and comfortable as well. The "stage" where the pastors lead service is high enough where you can see the stage from where you sit. They have a large screen in back of the stage for video and the audio that accompanies it is top notch! Each service we've been to on Sunday is beautifully and highly focused on musical worship, which I've never experienced at churches before to this stellar degree. The church has a nice group of very talented musicians and vocalists who perform so well together and include a video backdrop on stage on the screen the lyrics so parishioners can sing along. The ministers he tee are fantastic, down to earth and make you feel at home. I have enjoyed listening to each of their sermons and always leave here feeling the love of God and of my fellow man and woman in attendance , as everyone here is so nice and friendly! This church has so much to offer and I feel so fortunate to be able to worship here! It feels like family!

Reading these reviews, it's almost like you and I are talking about a different church. From the…read morethings said by most of the reviews, it doesn't appear as if some of these people actually went to the church. I have been attending Foothills for 26 years. It is a very healthy, welcoming church, a community. It offers so many venues in which to be involved or participate. It is very strong in children and youth programs. There are several pastors on staff who take turns preaching, which gives variety and keeps things interesting. It is Biblically based. That is what I want in a church. And, there is no political bias shown. Brian's take on it is, if you are contemplating voting for someone, look at their platform, judge it against God's word and see if this person supports your values. I am 67, have been in many churches, my father was a pastor for 40 years. I consider myself to be a pretty good judge, and I give Foothills *****.

This, I am so proud to say is my church home! I have been attending TGP for a little over 3 years,…read moreand my husband's family have been attending for about 16 years (give or take a little). I am so blessed by the people there every week! Not a Sunday goes by that I don't receive hugs, smiles and a "How are you?" or "Welcome!" The worship time in the morning is awesome and rockin', and the messages are relevant and applicable to our daily life.

Amazing church with amazing people. I started attending at a low point in my life, and everyone…read morethere lifted me up. The pastor and church elders were so kind even though they hardly knew me. This church is really oozing the love of God. Plus the bible studies and sermons have made me a better person and more in touch with our Lord.

First of all anytime, the gospel is preached that's where the five stars…read more We came up here to see our son who had to work this morning. We've come here once before love the culture the message the people. Today the message was on being salt, life and being a difference in the world

This Happened Today- Jan 15th @1:30 PMI am writing this review to warn others who may be…read moreconsidering a Sozo prayer session at this ministry. My wife and I sought out this service because she was in genuine need of prayer and spiritual support. We were asked to make an initial payment of $25 upfront, with an additional $75 requested afterward --framed as a "donation." As a ministry operating in the name of Jesus Christ, I believe donations must remain truly voluntary. Requiring payment and labeling it a "donation" feels deceptive and, frankly, borders on fraudulent. Prayer and ministry should be freely given, not sold. The session itself was deeply disappointing and inadequate. My wife was respectful throughout--she spoke calmly, answered the facilitator's questions honestly, and never raised her voice or showed disrespect. Yet the facilitator appeared personally offended by her responses and seemed unwilling or unable to continue effectively. The prayer we desperately hoped for never materialized. Instead of compassion and strength, we encountered weakness and fragility that prevented any meaningful help. Even more troubling, one of the very first topics raised -before we had even fully walked in the door was whether the same card could be charged for the remaining $75. That set the tone: a cold, transactional welcome that ranks among the least hospitable I have ever experienced in any church or ministry setting. I chose to overlook it in the moment because my wife truly needed help, but in the end she was let down when she was most vulnerable. We deserve a full refund of the $25 already paid, no further charges attempted, and a sincere apoloav. I hope the leadership reflects honestly on these practices rather spiritualizing this dysfunction. Prospective visitors should be aware: if you come seeking prayer, expect to encounter mandatory fees disguised as donations, a highly transactional approach, and the risk of an inadequate session if your honest answers don't align with the facilitator's expectations. Proceed with caution.

I am deeply grateful for the kindness and support I received from Oak Hills Church during a…read morechallenging season in my life. When my family and I were navigating a transition into a new place, we needed a little extra help to get through that period. The care, understanding, and generosity we experienced made a meaningful difference. What stood out most was not just the assistance itself, but the compassion behind it. We were treated with dignity, respect, and genuine concern. That kind of support stays with a person. I look forward to attending a Sunday gathering to meet more of the community and, in time, giving back however I can. If anyone is searching for a place that truly cares and quietly helps when it matters most, this church reflects that spirit.

Wonderful deep message that I trust. Mike Luken is the best. The church feels warm and welcoming.read more