1st time and I really enjoyed it. Different then what I'm accepting to though. Not a money making…read morebusiness but a church with a good message. I didn't feel judged or awkward. It was songs of praise then the sermon and then release

I can't even write a review long enough bc of the lack of time I have. This church is much more…read morethan "just a church". It brings the best of the best out of you and saves lives and impacts everyone who walks through the door. A blessed sanctuary for sure.

Rockstars!!! First impression warm and welcoming. I walked in and felt like home. Been here for two…read moreyears now and still happy. Really Christ like group of people. A+++

From the owner: A Spirit-filled, Non-Denominational Church in Greensburg PA that meets Sundays at 10am with coffee…read moreand donuts in the cafe before the service. A place where Lives are Changed and Hope is Restored.

Nice church, warm and welcoming. We visited the second service @11 and it filled up so you may want…read moreto plan accordingly. The church was setting up for a week of VBS ministry so there are lots of families and young couples here. Great Bible study as expected for the Calvary Chapel church model-- service is about 1.5 hours for reference.

Very friendly parish and beautiful historic church in the center of Oakland, Maryland in Garrett…read moreCounty.

Very friendly and pleasant greeters when I walked into the Church…read more The people were warm and welcoming. The praise and worship was amazing, I could feel the presence of the Lord. The Pastor's message was insightful and spoke to my heart.

Awesome, very friendly church. It is large, but small in spirit. The pastoral staff are all…read morefriendly and down to earth. TRY IT! ;)

Sunday Service 9am Sunday Schook 10:15…read more In 1828, John DeWitt, Sr. came from Virginia and paid $200 for four military lots at the Crossroads, later known as Johnstown, which is now called Hoyes. A simple log church was build on Lot #2 in 1855 and was deeded to the church trustees. The little log church was replaced in 1877 by the little white church now in use. On July 13 of that year, the first recorded funeral took place. The interior of the building was incomplete and some of the mourners were seated on the floor Joists. In 1893, a bell, weighing 150 pounds, was placed in the specially building belfry at a cost of $36. The first wedding took place on October 17, 1907, between Sarah Isabel Casteel and William Glotfelty, whose descendants still live in the community. Eight stained glass windows were installed in 1948, along with a transom window over the front doors. In 1954, a basement was dug and the church was moved approximately 50 feet onto its new foundation. This served as an assembly room with a kitchen. The basement was remodeled in March, 1993. Many wonderfully devoted people have helped make the Hoyes Church a beautiful place where all may come to worship, and know God's presence.