I am 64 years old. This is a new style of worship for me. I attend the satellite church in Foley…read more This church seems to adhere to the Full Gospel of Jesus Christ. Every week they quote many Bible verses and teach them in detail. Yes the entertainment is wonderful. The singers at each location are some of the best I've heard and I have attended mega churches for most of my life. But let me say this again, you do not attend church for the entertainment value. You attend church to learn about God's plan for you. You join a body of believers to support the believers. You join a group of believers to serve other s and share the plan of salvation. You do not attend church because of a charismatic preacher. You attend church to hear the gospel preached and teached, adhering to the infallible word of God, the Bible, building you up to lead a loving and productive life, glorifying your Creator.

As a former Sunday goer here, City Hope is a great Church to get fed with the Word as pastor Trey…read moredoes a pretty decent job at delivering real scripture. Sometimes he personalizes it a little too much for my liking but all in all it's theologically sound and points it all back to Jesus which keeps the main thing the main thing. Also this is a great place for community if you can find others to connect with in your space. However this church has a few issues. The biggest being if you are a single guy post college (25-30 and up) I would not recommend. Mega churches to some degree all suffer from this odd lack of understanding of the single male demographic and having very little to no resources/spaces for them. Again, while it's a great place to attend Sundays, if you are a guy single with no family or friends who already attend the church, I would suggest finding a smaller community church in the area. Second, I won't name names, but I'm weary of some of the staff here. It's a big church and people aren't perfect, fair enough, but after getting burnt a couple of times I 100% will not go back. My personal situation with a couple that works there was unique so I won't get into it. All I'll say is be careful who you get close to, loving like Christ and being open to conversation does not mean you need to blindly trust someone just cause they have a name tag and a smile. This post is not to hate on City Hope whatsoever, I think they do a great job in a lot of different aspects and serving the community and one or two people you don't get along with is not an overall indicator of leadership. And let me be very clear, I'm not perfect and have my shortcomings believe me, but I wanted to be real about my experience there. Hopefully they'll actually take these comments as constructive feedback for the future.

My review isn't regarding the Church itself. I'm leaving this review of their "3 Circle Benevolence…read moreOrganization." First, I need to preface this by saying that I was on the verge of a catastrophic heart attack in the earlier part of 2025. The doctors refer to a heart attack caused by a blockage in this particular coronary artery a "Widowmaker" myocardial infarction because the artery supplies 55%, or more, of the left side of the heart with blood. So I was as near death as a person could be without actually dying. Having said that, I contacted 3Circle Church regarding some financial assistance with my rent this month. Common sense would dictate that enduring all of what I described would cause ripples of financial issues in the following months, which is exactly the situation. When I called the church, they emailed me the application for assistance which I filled out and submitted. I received a call yesterday, 17 Nov 2025, from a gentleman named Gerald Roberts. I inadvertently missed his called and called him back as soon as I realized he had called. When I returned his call, he asked me if he could call me back in about 30 minutes. I said, "Sure. No problem." Mr. Roberts never returned my call after he said he would. I did not try to call him again on that day. So, today, 18 Nov 2025, I did call him and after a couple of rings the call was answered and immediately hung up in my face. They claim to be a "Benevolent Organization." However, I don't see any Benevolence in their behavior. I have a genuine need for assistance and they treat me like this? I saw a review on this church before I decided to leave a review. Evidently, This is a pattern of behavior. Never will I go there to Worship Christ Jesus after all this. AVOID THIS PLACE LIKE THE PLAGUE!!! God Bless!

This church and the leadership and small groups have drawn me closer to the Lord. So glad I found…read morethis community of Believers

Inspiring worship music, solid biblically-based teaching and preaching and friendly, welcoming…read morepeople combine to make this a truly rare place to worship Christ and fellowship with His Church. I can't praise them enough!

They have a 5 star church and a 5 star youth group. They're youth group has most definitely changed…read morethe lives of all of the kids that attend, it helps them see the beauty of the Catholic faith and create lifelong friends that can support them through their hardships. The priest are amazing have have great Homilies, and if you miss Father Vic's he posts them online. The people are super sweet and welcoming to visitors. And the 24 hour adoration chapel is great!

A very good church. Choir was OK.read more

If looking for a church who preaches the truth right from the Bible come to First Baptist church of…read moreChickasaw Al. No sugar coating, not what you want to hear. BUT WHAT JESUS WANTS YOU HEAR. The People here treat you like family. The pastor is on fire with his sermons.

This is a wonderful church! If you are looking for love and forgiveness, joyful and kind hearted…read moresouls, compassion and caring servants of God, you will find that, and more, at this beloved Church. Rev. and Mrs Couey shine with the love of God, the Members here live the commandments and practice them daily. If you're looking for a new Church home, please give this amazing Church consideration. God lives there.

The food here was excellent, but the service was sub-par. I would recommend the chicken a la Jesus…read more It's simple, not too pricy, and tastes divine.

This is a church with an old, somewhat conservative congregation that is doing some exciting things…read morewith the entrance of a new pastor (July 2015). Some limited history: The CME church can assign pastors every year. If an assigned pastor is amenable to the congregation and is doing good things for the church, he/she can stay at that church for multiple years. However, if the opposite is true (the pastor is tearing the church apart and causing members to leave), the congregation can complain vehemently to the Bishop and cause the pastor to be moved to a different church. In the last 4-5 years, the latter happened to thus congregation. In July 2014, they were assigned a new pastor. So far, he seems to be good for the church because the congregation is beginning to get larger and members are beginning to return to services. Sunday Service lasts about 2 hr (as is normal for predominantly black churches; about 50% of the service involves a solo or the choir singing) and starts at 10 am on Sundays. Sunday School begins at 8:45a. The church contains many organizations that a perspective member can join. The congregation is welcoming, loving and accepting.

What a beautiful Church Stewart Memorial CME Church is!! Today we Celebrated our 101 years…read moreAnniversary at Williams Memorial Church in Fort Lauderdale,Fl. and our guest Preacher was Pastor Marvin Charles Lue, Jr. it was so wonderful!! thank you Praise God in all His Wonderful ways!! love Diane thank you Jesus

The pictures speak for themselves as to how amazing this place is. Just impressive to check this…read moreplace out .... to take a bit of a turn, here is a little history about the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. This is the first Catholic Parish on the Gulf coast and was established in Mobile in 1703. For those of you keeping track, this is one year after the founding of Mobile. In 1704, Father Henri Roulleaux De la Vente was the first pastor of the Church of Fort Louis de la Louisiane (Mobile). When the City of Mobile was relocated to its present site in 1711, the Parish Church was rebuilt on the West side of Royal street just North of Conti Street. Fast forward nearly a century to the year 1781, which is defined as Mobile's Spanish period, when the parish received its present title "Church of the Immaculate Conception." It doesn't take long to check this historic place out, if you're in the area take a few minutes, you'll be glad you did.

beautiful church. They have mass during week at 12:15 and confession at 11:45. Truly a blessing to…read more find this place