I have a student in their school and have constantly made calls about my child being bullied and is…read morecontinuously happening, they have no regards to complaints or actions to stop or prevent this. I've called several times my child is scared to associate with classmates now and has came home with a bruise.

Wonderfulpositive church - 8:30am children's mass - 11am English mass -1pm mass in Spanish - 5pm…read moreyouth mass

Amazing church. I have went since I was little and it is amazing. Priests and the community are…read moregreat and the catechism classes are amazing.

Nice community. Being an out of town visitor, I enjoyed the people who were very friendly. Good…read morePriests who were personable.

My family and I attended Victory Church Hamilton for the very first time this past Sunday, and…read moreunfortunately, our experience left us deeply disappointed and hurt. When we first arrived, an usher directed our family several rows toward the back of the church, even though there were many open seats available closer to the front. I did not understand why, but we went along with it and tried to enjoy the service. The message itself was powerful. The guest pastor from Midtown had an amazing testimony, and the congregation was very engaged in worship. My family and I were enjoying the service, praising God together. I had my two-year-old son sitting on my leg clapping his hands while I bounced him gently during worship, just as many others around us were clapping and engaged in the service. Without warning, an usher approached me during the middle of service and asked my family to leave because my son was "making noise." I was shocked and embarrassed. My entire family immediately got up and walked out in the middle of service. As we were leaving, I asked the usher to speak with me because I genuinely wanted to understand why he felt the need to remove us. I explained that my son was not disrupting the service -- we were simply worshipping together as a family like everyone else around us. The usher responded by saying he had "been watching us," which honestly made the situation even more upsetting. Not only did I feel unfairly singled out, but I also felt harassed while trying to worship. I then spoke with someone from the children's ministry, and she informed me that children are not allowed in the sanctuary and that it is a church rule. I was honestly floored. I was raised in church. My father is a pastor, and my grandfather was as well, and I have never in my life heard of a church telling parents they cannot have their children in the sanctuary if they choose not to use children's church. That realization was more disappointing than anything else. It saddens me that some churches become so focused on policies and procedures that they forget what Jesus stood for. Families should feel welcomed in the house of God, not monitored, embarrassed, or removed for worshipping together. Thankfully, I have been around enough healthy ministries to know this experience is not representative of every church. However, I cannot help but think about people who are genuinely searching for a church home. Experiences like this can discourage people from returning to church altogether. What also concerns me is that after leaving, I found another review online describing a similar experience involving members feeling "watched" during service. That should be alarming and addressed immediately. I truly hope this message reaches leadership and does not get lost before making it to the lead pastor. My intention in writing this is not simply to complain, but to encourage reflection on how families and first-time visitors are treated. No family should leave a church service feeling humiliated for trying to worship together. This experience was deeply hurtful for my family, and I sincerely hope changes are made so that others do not walk away feeling the same way we did.

The very first time the I attended this church was today . I enjoyed the service and the minister…read morefrom the mid town campus. Excellent speaker. But when my family and I walk in today the door the usher immediately set us in the back and move a rope to seat in that roll because my son was holding a one year old. His 12 year old stated that she felt that the usher kept watching them. On leaving, the usher confronted my son (the father and stated the his son was disruptive and was making noise doing the service which was untrue. I was sitting there. He told my son that he could sit in the cafeteria with child . We have been in the church all our live and my father, husband and grandfather were pastors. We also understand if a child cries or makes noise to take them out. But if a child claps his claps his hands and sings that is not a reason to leave the service. Every child is not use to the child care especially the very first time. This rule there at Victory Hamilton Mill should be displayed because the spoiled our experience there!

Wonderful church home. Perfect size church for our family. We enjoy the children's programs and…read moresermon. Loving congregation and lots of activities for children

the youth is amazing at helping all the little kids are awesome and food is deliciousread more

I am a retired Gwinnett County school teacher and I volunteer in CPKids and Pre-school. I have…read morenever been in a church that puts so much emphasis on their children's program. My grandson has been in their youth program and has thrived. The sermons are so meaningful, I feel like they were written just for me. I am thankful I have the opportunity to worship at Cross Pointe.

Cross Pointe Church in Duluth, GA is still a solid Jesus church after all these years. I first…read morestarted coming to Cross Pointe when my wife and I first arrived in Georgia circa 2008 and instantly fell in love with this church. The leadership to the congregation to the worship here are all great. My wife, my first son and I were all baptized at Cross Pointe and feel connected to this church and the Lord when we worship here. Their small groups are excellent as well and a great way to connect with members more closely here. The children's and young adult ministries here are all awesome and the church just overall is a wonderful church to call home. We have moved a bit further away from this church so don't attend here regularly at the moment but attend and contribute to this church as often as possible and watch their services online. Even after so many years we still love Cross Pointe and hope nothing but the best for them. 5 solid Stars and two thumbs up!

Peachtree Road Baptist Church is a welcoming church. It meets Sunday at 10 am and 6 pm and…read moreWednesday at 7 pm. The congregation is friendly and concerned for the souls of the community. If you do not know how to get to Heaven they can show you. The pastor is engaging and preaches the Word of God from the King James Version. The hymns were so refreshing. The music was sacred; no drums here. The church has a large variety of cultures represented in their worship. The ages range from babies to elderly with a good portion of young people. The facilities are up to date and clean.

Since coming to Peachtree Road Baptist Church in Suwanee, GA, I've been able to get involved with…read morethe Audio/Visual ministry and participated in the gospel outreach on weekends. The church has been a source of blessing to me since I was unable to find suitable living quarters after a debilitating surgery on my foot last year. The messages have been very Scriptural, challenging to my spiritual growth and the church members have been good people to get to know.

People are warm and congenial. Dress is casual. Atmosphere is welcoming to all ethnic groups for…read moreBible study and church. All ages are provided for here.

Shadowbrook is a very welcoming church. The children's minister is great. My son loves him. I…read morelove the fact that they have a special needs ministry. This ministry enables special needs kids to take part in Sunday school, children's worship, and AWANA while their parents are able to take part in adult worship and Sunday school without having to worry how their child is doing. For those kids who are unable to handle being in Sunday school or worship, they have a special needs room for them. The church also provides respite once a month for special needs families. Imagine a date night with your spouse without having to worry about childcare! Wonderful. I also enjoy their Ladies' bible studies and other ladies' programs. It is definitely a family oriented and friendly place. The first Sunday of the month, they have family first Sunday which enables the entire family to worship together in "big" church. The pastoral staff is great. I always feel welcome and loved.

This is the best church around! Teachings are spot on with scripture. We have been going since 2009…read moreand their messages always speak to the heart! So thankful for 12Stone!

This is a nice church they teach from the Bible and they…read moreare connected with a number of other Twelvestone churches in the atlanta area It's preachers may be located at another church location and projected into this church But they do it well and the teaching is always good. The church has a coffee area which is good for meeting other members The music is contemporary