Moving across the country and looking for a church, we were so blessed to find Focus Church. They…read moreare passionate about the next generation, have dynamic and life-changing small groups, and the worship team instantly makes you want to sing and dance! Sunday sermons encourage and also impact you to be more like Jesus. Full of kind people who are genuinely following after God. Our first Sunday volunteers met us at our car with umbrellas so our little kids wouldn't get wet in the rain.

I found this church last year...as soon as I walked in the door with my husband and two year old we…read morewere met with overwhelming hospitality. People actually cared to meet us and know our names! Awesome worship and biblically sound teaching! Love it!!!!

If you are looking for a diverse community of Gospel-minded brothers and sisters in Christ whose…read moredesire is to be Rooted in the Gospel to Reflect God's Glory, this is it. Unlike a large church where you may be lost in a sea of people, here you are known and loved, no matter where you come from. In fact, there are members who have recently moved from both West and East Coast states and even internationally. There is something for everyone: Nursery Care, Children's Ministry, Tweens/Teens, Growth Groups, and Men's and Women's Ministry. Click on photo of a recent gathering; come see and experience for yourself! Rooted Church's new location is inside the building of Reedy Creek Baptist Church in Cary, NC Sundays at 9:15am.

Absolutely love this community! The music is inspiring! The lunch meals are awesome! The growth…read moregroups are grace and truth filled! The children's and nursery ministry are safe and provide a good place to have fun, learn and grow! The church is centrally located! If you're new to the area, if you're searching for truth, and want to make a difference check out this uncommon community.

The pastor was very greeting and welcoming, the deacon lead me to the pastoral office where I met…read morethe assistant pastors wife who seemed slightly sad and quiet..and the care pastor and his wife who both seemed happy and very kind. Definitely gave me a feeling of the church that is structured and standardized like an institution. Wonderful worship and singing from choir and church members.

We've been attending Hilltop Church for two years now and I can heartily recommend this church to…read moreanyone looking for a church home for their family. The Word Of God is preached here and this is of utmost importance (to me anyway), as it is not true for every church in the area. We tried so many churches before we found Hilltop Church. Everyone is very friendly and just like "family" to us. There are all ages, races, nationalities, personalities to be found here and all are welcome in the House of God at Hilltop Church. My family and I have found a home here and I hope this helps you in your search for your church home.

I didn't grow up with religion, but as I've gotten older and especially since becoming a mom, I've…read morefelt a growing curiosity and desire to better understand it. Over the course of a couple years, I visited various churches hoping to find one where I felt truly welcome, where the people were real and authentic, and where the message resonated in a meaningful, modern way. After attending several services, I often left feeling disheartened. Too often, the messaging felt either exclusive or outdated, and I started to lose hope that a "unicorn" church even existed. I wanted a place that felt right, where the teachings of Jesus were brought into the present day and applied to the issues we're actually facing in the world. Then, in January 2025, I visited Crosspoint for the first time and knew immediately that I had found that place. What initially drew me in were the values listed on their website. What's kept me coming back week after week is the warmth, the community, and the incredibly thoughtful, inclusive messaging. Ironically, it was some of the negative reviews that intrigued me enough to check it out. You could feel the close-mindedness in many of those one-star comments, which only made me more curious to see for myself. I've since brought my daughters, and they've loved being a part of the youth groups, making new friends, and growing comfortable with Christianity in a way I never experienced growing up. They're learning life lessons about kindness, inclusivity, standing up for what's right, and embracing curiosity--things I deeply value as a parent. I'm beyond grateful to have found this church that I searched for for so long. It truly feels like home

Our family has been attending this church for several years now. You really want to like it, but…read morethere was always a sense of something not quite right. We are a multicultural, spiritual family. In the beginning, everything seemed wonderful. People seemed welcoming and open and kind. I think they try really hard to be "welcoming to everyone", but unfortunately, there is definitely a distinct liberal or progressive undercurrent. We were looking for a church, that truly was a welcoming place for everyone, regardless of political views or religious background. I'm not necessarily a huge fan of Catholic churches, in which I was raised, because of the undercurrent of disdain for "sinners". Unfortunately, I feel this church falls into the same trap and is guilty of the same judgment just in the opposing sense. There are frequent and consistent snipes or comments or jabs, at the stupidity of certain demographics and individuals with certain political leanings during sermons. During the most recent sermon, Jeff, a pastor who doesn't even live in North Carolina, vowed to "get political". He stated " know a lot of you are getting uncomfortable and squirming your seats right now". He lamented about gun school violence, and how troubling it was that a woman was denied what he termed "reproductive healthcare"; which seems to be an attempt to use language to normalize abortion procedures. Jeff made further euphemisms towards the Republican candidates up for election in the state of North Carolina, and termed this presidential election, the most consequential in the history of our nation, parroting the echo chamber of leftist and mainstream media that has been pounding this drum for the last four years or more.

Been going about 61/2 years. Love the worship ( Psalm 100:4-"Enter His gates with Thanksgiving and…read moreHis courts with Praise; give thanks to Him and praise His Name") Really prepares you to receive the message/sermon from The Word of God. Key for me, always The Authority of The Word of God. also the Love of the Body of Christ and for the community and seekers, those searching for Truth..." without Love... you can give your body to be burned at the stake... speak in tongues of men and angles, and have not love/charity, I am become as sounding brass, or tinkling cymbal (Noise)." Grateful for Jesus, Karen M PS- And I love my Bible group!

Such an incredible experience going to this church. Extremely friendly volunteers and staff and…read morevery organized with a lot of community events and missionary work. Huge beautiful facility with free coffee and a cafe that's open on Sundays and during the week. The pastors are very engaging with inspiring and energizing messages. Live music is outstanding too. Very comfortable and judge-free environment and always helpful. They do a great job of connecting people to small groups and other resources if you're interested. The app Get Hope is a great resource. They will be offering Sunday services in the late afternoons as well. Excellent place for children and teens with age appropriate rooms for daycare and a nice area for teens. There is also a fitness center that is also open to the public with exercise classes. Highly recommend this church for anyone interested in learning more about the Christian faith in a safe and loving setting.

I went to Cary Chapel the first time for their Women's Conference, which was August 25-26, 2023…read more Which by the way was a great learning experience. It was entitled, "You've got Issues." I have continued to go since the conference. I can say that Calvary Chapel met the 3 W's for church. 1. Worship is great! 2. Word: This is definitely a Word (Bible) based church. 3. Welcome: I truly feel welcome when I enter the doors. The love of God is there. Overall, the church is a wonder place to be.

I do not recommend it as a place to visit even though I am a former employee and 12 yr attendee. I…read morewould encourage all people to read these articles and to ask former employees like myself questions before considering a visit Calvary Cary. I continue to pray for its leadership. https://julieroys.com/tag/rodney-finch/ and https://www.checkmychurch.org/post/church-check-calvary-chapel-cary-in-apex-north-carolina

Pastor Scott and Luanne Adams sure does have an awesome way of keeping us engaged in God's word!…read moreEach Wednesday night, I am always so excited to hear what Pastor Scott has to share when I login to Zoom. Thank you for everything Good Hope Baptist Church! You can bet that the town of Cary is absolutely on my destination list if I head to North Carolina one day! Huge blessings from your California pal, Aaron Yang

Good Hope Baptist Church in Cary is a lively church. I was deeply impressed by the warmth and…read morehospitality extended to everyone who walks through the doors of Good Hope.

It's a nice community church! Since it was a pathfinder weekend, it was different worship style…read morethan usual but we had a nice time.

Growing up SDA in Sacramento California, I was a member of a church out there. When I moved here I…read morewas very pleasantly surprised to see that there was a Seventh Day Adventist Church right here in "Caraleigh". The grounds of this place are beutiful and the church itself is very classic looking. There is also a private SDA school on the grounds. I haven't been to the church yet so I can't really review their services. I will say however that their website is a bit challenging to navigate to find service times and how to start attending. As far as being SDA goes, I don't think it is for everyone but, if you are SDA and you move to Raleigh or Cary, this seems like a beautiful church to take your family to. If you are not SDA and you are ever interested in learning more, this church seems very friendly and welcoming and their services are always packed. The SDA church is very community oriented.