I vividly remember the first time I carried a briefcase full of Farsi Bibles into Iran. Culturally, it is very complicated, but the 4 Revolutionary Guards who I had called over whom I was going to ask to arrest me, then took my case and walked me through the inspection process. I was wearing the same cross last night that I wore that day. It is unique. The guards saw it. Once on the other side of the inspection line, the senior guard himself had carried my case around the table, out of that processing section, through the airport, etc, to the doors, and called a taxi for me. He explained to the driver that I was to be taken to a particular traditional church that is actually legal there, that there would be no monkey business, and then after my visit driven to my hotel. I do not know what to say about my experience going to this fellowship. I have prayed about it and the Lord put this on my heart to say this. I find it a surreal Christian experience to walk into a building in my own country, 1 mile from my home where Christianity is openly legal, but to then be treated, because of my age, or look, or manner, or accent, or clothing, or whatever it was, as if I were a leper. I was going to walk over and introduce myself, but when the pastor accidentally made eye contact he diverted his eyes and shunned me. This is a seeker-circus that is but Christian entertainment held in a huge building that should not put up a sign that says "Welcome." Unless you are a seeker in their age group and have that certain look and wear certain clothing you are not. I was once arrested in China for smuggling Bibles and the officer in charge of the interrogation asked me if he could have one. He stamped in my passport that I had once been detained, but the reason he did that was so that the next time I was caught they were supposed to escort me to the boarder and throw me out of China. The Holy Spirit put it on my heart to say this. So, here it is. In my own personal life, both the guards in China on the boarder from Macau and the Revolutionary Guards in Iran at the Tehran Airport were all 100% friendlier than the greeters and pastor in that building. I am sorry, but I think that is hysterically funny. Read the Book of Jonah if you think God does not have a sense of humor. read more

sick church. bad enough my friend who worships this church tried to leave her husband and kids for the worship leader here who's just used her for sex but he is cuckholding at least 1 family going here I'm betting there are many other guys raising his kid thinking its their own. The hot young worship leader has a type, married easy and discrete. read more

I started attending ACF about 3 years ago and absolutely love how I felt like I was home. I've since developed a deeper relationship with God and authentic relationships with people who have become my family. In a place like Alaska, that can feel very isolated at times, I love that I have a place and people to call home. read more

ACF Church is very much a "Come as you are" church. They are accepting of everyone who enters their doors and willing to walk with you through your journey no matter where you are in your faith. Everyone is very friendly and you can tell their congregation loves their church! read more

ACF Church is really good about serving the community and accepting people for who and where they are in life. If you are looking for a exciting church that lives out their faith ACF the church for you. read more

I love our church! It felt like home the first time we went. Amazing people, music, leadership, fellowship, etc. I highly recommend it! Totally worth the drive from Anchorage to Eagle River. read more

The moment we walked in we felt at home! My family has been loved and welcomed into this great community. We love the awesome music, strong teaching and the friendly people. read more

Best church in Alaska! They love Jesus and they love people. ACF serves this community in so many ways. It's an honor to be a part of what God is doing here! read more

Love our church! Every week I'm thankful for the ACF community. Come on Wednesdays at 7pm or Sunday's at 9 or 11am. ******************************* read more

I really love this church, it does such great work in the community. They are really out there changing lives.