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11 years ago
You won't find a better, more caring group of people. Sunday morning service with a very educational school on most Sunday evenings. read more
332 N Washington St
Dyer, AR 72935
(479) 997-8184
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This is the best church I have been to in Fayetteville. It is non-denominational, like quite a few…read morechurches in the area, but I think it has less of a "Baptist" feel than others. For example, a small percentage of the congregation raises their hands during worship. (I have not heard anyone speak in tongues, but there are probably some there who do.) I would say that 90% of attendees/members range in age from 18-30. So, the praise and worship music is contemporary. The worship team rotates musicians and singers in and out every so often, and I think that is excellent because it gives more people opportunities to serve. They all do fantastic jobs. The pastor is excellent. His Biblical messages are well-organized and thought out. Sometimes he uses unconventional methods to get his points across. I think this is very effective with a young congregation. During the school year, services are PACKED. So, get there early.
From the owner: We are a Church that is reaching people to become fully devoted world-changing followers of Christ.read more
This is the parish Catholic Church serving Subiaco, AR, the monks at Subiaco Abbey…read more(http://CountryMonks.org) and the Subiaco Preparatory School (one of the best in the USA.) It is a beautiful stone structure. Evening prayers are sung know as Vespers. Vespers is worth attending, arrive 15 minutes early and ask at Coury House on how to sit with the monks. Coury house offers accomodations for retreats and has a well stock gift shop.
Garden, access is through the church
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Absolutely love cross church, if you are looking for a place to visit or call your church home I…read morewould highly suggest cross church! They also have a great college and youth outreach, really doing great things for Christ!
Joined a couple of months ago. It is a large church, but very welcoming. My wife and I have joined…read morethe group of service greeters as well as a couple's small group. I've attended the monthly men's meeting which is a great opportunity to worship. We enjoy the music and preaching. Everyone is very nice. Many opportunities to get involved and grow spiritually
We love Life Church! If you want to connect more with others you can serve in some way or sign up…read morefor a Life Groups to meet people on a more personal level. Worship music is amazing and the message from Pastor Craig is always on point!
I have been seeking a church home for some time. Not an easy task! I visited Life Church a few…read moremonths ago. 1) Parking and directions, great. 2) coffee, doughnuts available if that is important to you. 3) friendliness: same as most, need to work on noticing those that are obviously first time visitors. Not suggesting that visitors remain seated and have members come and shake your hand...if someone appears they may not know what to do, a church member should get out of their click and say hi and escort them to a row or explain process. (Evangel Temple is best at this) 4) greetings and upcoming events : acknowledged and well informed 5) Local Pastor did not speak during my visit, message was video taped from Lead Pastor, I believe from NWA. Which was great, his message was amazing and very moving. I feel his heart and intentions, as in witnessing to the community, are spot on. I was very moved. 6) The musicians were amazing, extremely talented, instrumentally and vocally. The song choices were more contemporary, which, I prefer. I could not return as 2nd time visitor. The music was so loud that my ears, head, and entire body were ringing/vibrating for hours after service. I go to church to connect with the Holy Spirit and with music playing this loud, and that is no exaggeration, it is difficult to connect peacefully with the Holy Spirit during praise and worship. I dont understand the mentality of thinking the speakers need to roar full blast and while taking away from the musicians talent??? The message will still come across at lower level! Many churches play contemporary music but not at this rock concert level :( This is the only reason I did not return.
Been a member for years; wonderful people; the Truth of God's Word is taught and preached every…read moretime the doors are opened!
Heart of Hope Church in Alma, Arkansas is an alternative treatment center for addiction. Check them…read moreout on facebook or online at http://heartsofhopechurch.org/ The people I've met there have been incredibly nice and our church has had the opportunity to work with them during their worship sessions. It is clear that they care about the people in the program and genuinely pray and seek God for their healing and restoration.
Really enjoy his broadcasts on local television. Was sorry to learn he passed away several years…read moreago. His Bible education is very understandable and on point. Recommended!
A true servant/teacher of the Lord with spot on commentary regarding scripture passages for all to…read moreunderstand. An amazing ability from years of faithful Bible study to analyze the true meaning of the Word using both Old and New Testament verses to show clearly & concisely the Truth. It is a blessing to watch him daily and share his knowledge of scripture. God bless Les and Iris & family for their work!
Grace Hills is the best church in NWA! My family moved to Northwest Arkansas a year ago, and as…read moresoon as we stepped into Grace Hills we knew we were home. Everyone in the church genuinely cares for each other and you can just tell in your spirit. The worship is great and the teaching is rich and life giving. Our kids have learned so much about Jesus and made great friends in the children's ministry, and my wife and I look forward to Men's ministry and Women's ministry nights once a month (plus some awesome retreats)! I strongly recommend Grace Hills for anyone who is looking for a community to call home in NWA!
I'm not what you would call a "churchy" person. I don't raise my hands or any of that, but I've…read morealways tried to be a good person, a loving person, and God has always been a distant presence on the edge of my life. What Grace Hills, with Pastor Brandon at the helm, has done is create a sense of just how powerful a working relationship with God can be, and how it impacts everyday life. Now, and a little more each week, I find myself turning to God as a real being, who really cares what happens to me and all His children. Brandon gives practical, positive messages about an active experience of God's love. He makes it real, without judgment or threats of wrath. The church has a friendly, comfortable atmosphere, that welcomes everyone. This is the best church I've ever been to. They've recently moved into their new building at 2323 W Chestnut St Rogers, AR 72756.
Best service ever! Pastor Kelly Hunt is the best teacher and Pastor. Wouldn't go to Sunday School…read moreand church anywhere else. If you want to learn about God's creations and the Bible this is the most educational non-denomination church! Friendliest people and congregation! We went to different churches and never learned as much as we have there. Arturo & Karen Ilizarbe
I stopped by this church while passing through through on a Sunday morning. I thought who can pass…read moreup the church with the name Glory Barn! I went for Sunday school first and it was very good, the pastor was open to discussion and didn't just teach lecture style. It was a thorough study on Titus and I got a lot out of it. The church service is certainly country style so don't go looking for a millennial type service with fog machines and stage lights. It is very sincere and at the same time the church folks are very informal and even hilarious together. The pastors sermon was good and it was not long. If you try this church, expect every person to come by and welcome you and shake your hand. They are a very warm and welcoming crowd.
Founder/Pastor Jess A. Gideon and wife Barbara Pastor Kelly Hunt and wife Linda
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Come to VBS this week! June 10-14, 9a-12p daily! Great fun and Bible learning for kids…read more Be sure to drop by the church to register or call the church office.
This is a great, old historic church in Van Buren, Arkansas. The building new(er), but the…read morecongregation has been around for years. They are well known for having good worship services and good music and good preaching. Is a great place to visit and to call home For your church. I previously attended this church many years ago and always enjoyed it. Today I visit from time to time, though I don't call at my home congregation.
My family has been members of this Church for a couple of years now. I can honestly say this is my…read morehome. From day one we never felt "new" to the church. Everyone welcomed us in from the beginning and treated us as if they had known us forever. Father Tom is and absolute blessing. He has a way of getting the message across in such easy terms that even I can understand. I can't speak enough great things about this church. Please stop by one Sunday and you will soon understand what I'm talking about.
This is the best church I ever been to . I'm In the youth…read moregroup and we all spent time with each other on Trips we all was have fun while help on mission trips& my friend Alphonse faith for Jesus has grow since he stared doing mission trip and doing think with the youth group
I came to West-Ark Church of Christ for a wedding, not a service, so this will be more of a review…read moreof the facilities rather than other aspects of the church such as the community or the pastor. The church was huge. Not only the main auditorium, but the whole building in general. The wedding was held in the main room where the services take place and there were four different sections of seats with 3 aisles. The front of the room was spacious with a stage and a large projector screen. There were also beautiful stain glass windows around the room. The reception was also held in the same church just a different building. It was a basketball gym that had been decorated really nicely with many tables and a dance floor. Above the gym around the perimeter was a track that you could run on. Also while walking from the wedding to the reception, I saw offices and classrooms. This church was large and seems like it has many different areas available for the activities that take place on Sunday mornings and throughout the week!
Feel the pastor preaches from the Word, lots of community service, several groups to attend, feels…read moreright
Wat Arkansas Buddhavanaram, What a beautiful Buddhist community they have here in Fort Smith!…read more People flood in with help and hearts!! We drove 3 hours to get there. Even though it our first time we felt really welcome. This place open to everyone no matter what race or religion you are. The patrons are very generous and respectful. Will be back again and again.
I stopped here thanks to the beautiful brick structure and the historical marker out front. As…read morefolks were going in for Mass when I was here, I opted not to disturb them as a tourist. The marker reads, "The first Catholic church in Fort Smith was a log structure at North 3rd and D Street. The Church of St. Patrick was dedicated March 5, 1848. Bishop Andrew Byrne had purchased a square mile of land on the outskirts of Fort Smith in 1847, upon which stood the abandoned Fort Belknap, which had been commanded by future President Zachary Taylor. In 1853, five Sisters of Mercy arrived from Ireland and established a convent and school. During the Civil War they cared for the sick and injured of both sides. A white frame church erected at the head of Garrison Avenue in 1867 served the congregation until damaged by a deadly Jan. 11, 1898 cyclone. The magnificent red brick and cut-stone church designed by Chicago architect Adolphus Druiding was dedicated June 1, 1899." The church offers Mass in English and Spanish a number of times on Sunday, daily in English and twice per week in Spanish. They also host several classes from Communion through Confirmation. There is a large parking lot to the side that is hard to miss. [Review 675 of 2024 - 345 in Arkansas - 21706 overall]