Came here for a play of The Hobbit. I know, I know, kinda of a strange play for a Church to be…read moredoing during Christmas. But I have to say it was enjoyable and well done. I think it only had a cast of 7-9 people and it was well done. The sets were very nicely done and the costumes were fantastic, I really liked the Dwarves costume and the Dragons. When we entered the church everybody was friendly in greeting us and making sure we knew were the bathrooms were and providing us with a program, afterwards they provided cookies and coffee. I'll be back to see another play here anytime.

This church is wonderful. The pastors, especially Dee Duke are full of wisdom and loyalty to God…read more Dee is humble and admits mistakes. He is an open book that I read over and over again. He is a good mentor.

I'm leaving this review based on my firsthand experience during a church trip and my interactions…read morewith the pastor, his wife, and the group's leadership. Before the trip, my girlfriend and I were told that we would be allowed to stay together in a tent. However, later during the trip, that arrangement changed. The pastor said he didn't want us staying in the tent because he was concerned about what might happen between my girlfriend and me. This was especially strange to me because there were four of us staying in the tent. He also made a comment implying that having other people in the tent would not have stopped him personally. Honestly, I found that comment disgusting and extremely inappropriate. Hearing a pastor make a comment like that, especially in that context, made me very uncomfortable and changed the way I viewed him as a leader. We were also threatened with being kicked out and were told we might have to get on a speedboat in complete darkness around midnight. The pastor's wife told us that the situation was becoming too dangerous and that they did not want to send their leaders out to deal with it. The way this was communicated felt extremely dismissive and hostile rather than caring about our safety. The situation became even worse when the pastor yelled at my girlfriend for around an hour and made her cry. During the argument, he called her a fake Christian. I eventually told him that he needed to apologize to her. Instead, he told me that I needed to apologize for him because he was too busy to do it himself. I found that extremely disrespectful, especially considering that he was the person who had caused the situation in the first place. The following day, the pastor's wife pulled my girlfriend aside and told her that she needed to break up with me. She called me a terrible person and a loser and told my girlfriend that she was setting herself up for failure because I was raised not Christian. I found it deeply inappropriate for church leadership to involve themselves in our relationship and attempt to influence my girlfriend into breaking up with me. There were also things I witnessed that made me uncomfortable with the way the group approached religion and fear. At one gathering, a young person was having a panic attack after speaking in front of a crowd while dealing with the loss of their parents. The pastor brought up the devil during the situation and encouraged people to reaffirm their faith because of what had happened. Given that the person was already going through a difficult and emotional moment, I felt that the situation could have been handled with more compassion and sensitivity. At another meetup, the pastor said that girls are not as close to God and that they have to speak through their man. That was another statement that I found deeply concerning and disrespectful. Overall, my experience was not one of feeling welcomed, supported, or spiritually encouraged. I experienced what felt like intimidation, public pressure, personal attacks, interference in relationships, and leadership using fear to influence people. I also left with concerns about the group being heavily focused on money, although I recognize that this is my personal impression rather than something I can prove. I'm not writing this review because I disagree with Christianity or because I expect everyone to share my beliefs. I'm writing it because of how I personally experienced the behavior of the leadership. People deserve to be treated with respect, especially when they are vulnerable or upset. Based on my experience, I would strongly encourage anyone considering getting involved with this church to pay close attention to how the leadership treats people who disagree with them or question their decisions.

I visited this church on and off about a year. The pastor and congregation reminds me of a baptist…read morechurch I went to. I enjoy the cool events the church puts on. It's a big church but the congergation is baptist style. I know people who didn't like and people who do. God directed me to attend another church. If you want fun activities and fellowship this is the church.

Mother's Day felt extra special this year at Hope Church. I decided to take my mom there because we…read moreboth believe in God, and I just knew they were going to do something meaningful for the day. From the moment we walked in, we were genuinely impressed. The lighting was beautiful, the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming, and the stage setup looked absolutely amazing. Everything felt polished, peaceful, and thoughtfully done. Out front they had free coffee, water, and different tea options to make yourself feel right at home. They even had an espresso bar with treats if you wanted to go a little further with it. The entire place was incredibly clean, even the bathrooms were impressive. The outside of the church looked great too, and the whole experience just felt organized and inviting. The worship experience was incredible. The live band sounded awesome, the intro was powerful, and the way they honored mothers during the service really brought everything home emotionally. Sharing that experience with my mom made it even more meaningful. It honestly felt less like just attending church and more like taking my mom to a beautiful live event filled with positivity, love, and faith. One thing that stood out to me was how casual and easygoing everything felt. There was no pressure, no awkwardness, just friendly people and an easy walk in vibe. You could definitely feel the spirit moving through the place. The staff and volunteers were kind, welcoming, and genuinely happy to have people there. It also seems like they are heavily involved in outreach and missionary work throughout the community. They hand out pamphlets with all kinds of groups, events, and opportunities to get involved, and it really feels like an active church that wants to make a difference. Five stars all day long. If you are looking for a welcoming church experience that feels uplifting, modern, family friendly, and full of heart, definitely check them out.

they just wont quit asking for money every sunday 5-6 times i get asked for money to support some…read morecause if they get ur info they just wont stop with the mailings, have asked several time to be removed from their mailings now i get 2 of everything just shows they only care about getting more money how about spending that money on something becides asking for more money

Very welcoming family oriented church which felt like home from day one. The numerous programs and…read moreactivities provide an opportunity for everyone to get involved. My family especially appreciates the emphasis on smaller community groups and the excellent children's programs. The church leadership is rock solid and they teach straight from the Bible. The music is consistently professional and creates an emotional worship experience. I highly recommend this church to anyone looking for a church to call home.

Highly recommend trying this church. You will feel welcomed and everyone is so nice. The pastor is…read moreamazing as well.

Going through a bit of a rough patch. Pulled into their parking lot after seeing ZERO signage to…read morealert people that they're going to get offended should someone DARE try pulling into their EMPTY PARKING LOT, DRIVING TO THE BACK OF SAID LOT TO MINIMIZE TRAVELERS NOTICING A VEHICLE WITH A COMPANY NAME AND PHONE NUMBER ON EVERY SIDE PANEL. Along about midnight, some cave troll waddled up and asked if I had permission from the church to be stopped and sleeping. Asked why it was an issue for me to be sleeping in my truck, WAAAAAY out of sight for almost all motorists, and was told "because. You need to leave". Very Christian of you. I'm sure your god is awful proud knowing his humble servant is nothing more than a complete and utter failure to his teachings. Enjoy hell, you hypocrite.

Really felt welcomed as an out towner and heard both and encouraging and challenging message…read more The worship team sounded well practiced and their music choices were relevant to the message. We had a great church experience!!

Great family church where people really care. The bible is taught.read more

From the owner: Eastside Christian Church is a non-denominational church. We have three different worship services…read morea Traditional Style service at 9, a Cafe style service at 9 and a Contemporary Service at 11am.

My 18 year old son and I visited this church based on what we saw on their website. We are in town…read morefor the Olympic Trials and had no idea what to expect. It is a small, friendly congregation and cozy sanctuary. The worship music was contemporary and well done (and it sounded good!) Brian King preached and did a really nice job illuminating the practical need and impact of God's grace and power in our lives. Oh and they also serve refreshments before the service. :) Thankful to worship here today.

Im new to Eugene. Ive been to harvest church a few times. I like Pastor Brian. His services are…read morevery interesting and I am enjoying listening to scripture. The congregation is welcoming every week and makes me feel at home. I really like Harvest Church. I tried a few others in Eugene area but this one makes me feel at home

This church is located just South East of town on Jefferson-Scio Hwy. It is barely on the edge of…read moretown. It is owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints and everyone is always welcome.

Life Bible is hands down the most impactful church I have ever experienced in my life. At first, I…read morewas hesitant because it's such a deep, real, heartfelt church that it forced me to truly look within myself and face the things in my life that needed healing and change. But that's exactly what transformation requires. I have never met pastors who genuinely walk out what they preach the way Pastor Brad and Jenni do. Jenni has always made me feel seen, heard, supported, and cared for through some of the hardest seasons of my life. They don't just preach from a stage... they walk alongside people. I'm living proof of this. Jenni is not only my pastor, but also a mentor, sister, best friend, safe place, and someone I deeply treasure. The love, wisdom and care she pours into people is rare. No church is filled with perfect people, because we are all human but this is the first place where I truly felt authenticity, love, accountability, and the presence of God working through people in a real way. I'm forever grateful for the family.

This is a great community of people. They have an amazing out reach to single moms with a yearly…read moresingle mom's convention that celebrates how tought it is being a single mom. Pouring into the women. Feeding them not only amazing food, but offering them opportunities for connection to a community with other singlemothers. They learn skills to help raise up their children, and have self care opportunities as well. All the while their children are being well taken care of by the staff there. Also if you want a Bible believing church, this is the place for you. They are a Holy Sprit filled church that lives and breathes worship and praise.