I came to Crosspoint because I had spoken to a number of people that said they go to church here…read more They said it was a great church and I have to agree. I enjoyed the service and all the music and the preaching. I highly recommend this church as I felt the Holy Spirit when I was here.

Good church. Great worship, music, community, educational values. Looking forward to my first…read morevisit. Writing this on someone else's behalf. God bless

If you've been broken down, seeking guidance or want to know your calling and purpose. Family First…read moreis your home restoration, liberty and freedom are here through the Holy Spirit!

From the owner: This is church with a mission for Embracing People, Encountering God, and Empowering Leaders. The…read morepresence of God and His principles are priority to us. We would love to connect with you and your family in any way we can! Our Service Times are Sunday at 8:30 & 10:30 am & Wednesday at 7 pm.

I've attended this church for about 3 years now. If you are looking for a church with warm,…read morefriendly and caring people who love God, this is the church for you! There are small groups to learn more and grow closer to God and there are classes for children of all ages and a 9 AM and 1030 service. This church has an outreach to the community and the world with missions abroand as well as a local food pantry and kitchen that serve thousands each month. If you're looking for a church with a pastor that preaches from God's word (rather than man's agenda), you have found your church. We look forward to seeing you!

From the owner: Northcliffe exists to help people KNOW God personally, GROW in their relationship with God and to…read moreSHOW God's love to others.

Just as a disclaimer... I am the Pastor at Fellowship…read more I am reviewing us because of a negative experience someone had at one of our worship services in October of 2015. I first want to say that we regret that this person had this negative experience, but we also value any feedback we receive when it comes to the experience of visitors. With that said, sometimes we utilize topical sermon series to deal with cultural issues/challenges and how the Word of God applies to them, such as the sermon this gentlemen listened to. We don't always deal with topical subjects, though. For 3 months, for example, we journeyed through the book of Philippians, taking it nearly verse by verse, really digging in. We strive to create an atmosphere where people can worship freely and hear the Word of God as the highest authority in their lives, while at the same time become do-ers of the Word, not just hearers only. TO THE REVIEWER with the negative experience... if you are still in Spring Hill, we would love to extend a friendly welcome to you to attend Fellowship again and give us another try. Again, we value feedback and second chances. We would love for you to give us feedback, and we would also love another opportunity so that you could have a fuller view of who we are and what we do.

Attended the 11:15am Sunday Service at Fellowship Community Church in Spring Hill today for the…read morefirst time. While the church did have an average entertainment value (8 folks of average talent displaying music on stage for the listening audience,) the church offered little other value in my experience. The church pastors and entertainers were more engrossed in delivering a performance as opposed to delivery of any real message of substance. If you are looking for a place where you will not feel uneasy, can leave with no guilt and will not be given any thought-provoking knowledge this is the place for you though. However, if you don't want to be challenged by a message or don't want to feel uneasy you could just as easily feel this "nothingness" from the comfort of your recliner or from a bar stool at Applebee's and you wouldn't be bothered by an offering plate. This church should grow it's congregation quickly since in a world of no accountability and no thirst for knowledge people should flock to this church of "nothingness" in droves.

I have been visiting churches in the area and this week was trying out from a list I got from…read moremissionary Spencer Smith, an Independent Baptist ministry out of Kentucky (check out his YouTube channel and website, he compiled a nationwide list of IB/AKJV churches for his readership). I was looking for one with Wednesday prayer or bible study as well as the usual Sunday service. Found Cornerstone, which off of Mariner, not far from 50. Convenient if you are in the Northcliffe/Mariner area also. Turn on Tara Road right off of Mariner. I forgot to take pictures. I'll try to do that if I'm able to attend Sunday. Parking: Upon arriving, I was happy to find plenty of parking and a handicapped spot up front. Atmosphere: midsize church, friendly, family oriented, nice to see people of all ages modestly dressed. I was greeted by not only a few of the gentlemen that I presume might be ushers or deacons, or just friendly parishioners. I sat in the back by a nice lady who helped fill me in afterwards as to what all the church offers. I felt very welcomed. Music: it was Wednesday night (7 pm service), so we sang a hymn from the hymnal. Nice. Sermons: Pastor Rossiter gave a good teaching out of Romans on the gift of mercy. I forgot to bring notepaper and pen, so I followed along in the Bible. I found it very helpful and biblically-based for sure. I stayed long enough to meet and talk to some of the folks there and left by nine. Lost track of time. A very nice time and looking forward to visiting Sunday. Will most likely update the review at that time.

Pickleball at the church review: I want Monday for an invite only shootout for pickleball. They…read morehave 3 courts set up with a nice netting system for inbetween the courts. Pickleball is played on an indoor gym with overhead lighting and indoor balls. Glad I went, most of the group was friendly. I plan on going back next week.

Update or tip: calling now to get some info on some classes. As with most megachurches the phone…read moresystem can be a labyrinth when they experience busy times. I'm old school and prefer to talk to people when I hit zero. I know many of us older folks feel that way. But I did leave a message and eagerly await their call. All previous info in my lengthy review I left up.

Ben there a couple time while on vacation thought that you can learn and grow in the truth there…read morethought they are trying to be free in the lord. They deserve five stars for there work in the lord, in my opinion

Great church with wonderful people. Truly a place to experience the presence of the Lord.read more

Greg Freeze is an amazing preacher who genuinely follows the word of god even if he gets backlash…read morefor it . If you are true to god I highly recommend this church

Went for Christmas Eve service. It is usually such a warm and inviting joyful celebration filled…read morewith music and love. There was no music. 2 songs. He sermon was ok, the church was empty and people left disheartened. People go for the music! The story! There was none of that. I see why people have left the church. Won't be going back....

I attended a few times in the past years, both for Sunday morning service, and for Wednesday…read morenights. I also attended in person and streamed from home a couple of times when they had guest speakers such as Missionary Scott Waterman and his family, visiting from up north. It is led by Pastor Earl Harrigan, who is kind, friendly, and well-versed in the gospel. I was greeted by ushers and by several ladies and gentleman in the congregation. Lots of people of all ages, including seniors and children, people of all backgrounds and ethnicities, and I heard several "islander" accents, which I love. I loved the diversity and family atmosphere. One night when I went, I saw a visitor on a bicycle being helped by given food from the panty. They seem to be very family-oriented, with things to do for the children, ladies and men during the week (bible studies and such).

From the owner: Specializing in: - Pentecostal Churches…read more- Churches & Places of Worship - Non-Denominational Churches