Very good church that teaches the Bible and loves to worship. If loud music is a problem for you,…read moreyou might want to try another place.

This is a wonderful community serving God in tremendous ways. We just moved from California to NC…read moreand can already tell that this church is moving mountains with their faith, connectedness, and giving. Great band, creative visuals/graphic design to help connect you to the message, and sincere (we love his humor!) pastor. Makes coming to church feel like coming home. :)

In my younger years I traveled with a Christian musical group and saw hundreds of churches over a…read more15 year period. This is the best example of the "New Testament Church" I have ever experienced. These days, in which we now live, it is rare to see an evangelical church which is thriving and growing. In addition to having multiple services each weekend, The Summit Church has two, and soon to be three, church campuses. God is growing His Church through The Summit. I thank God every day for Pastor Jonathan and all the folks at The Summit Church.

I went to Triad for over 20 years. We moved too far away to come weekly so we joined a local…read morechurch. During those 6 years, I continued to listen to Pastor Rob weekly. He has such depth to his sermons...many times he brings insight I have not considered before which positively challenges me. Thank you Pastor Rob! You have influenced many for the Lord. We have moved back to Kernersville and I look forward to reacquainting myself with the church and the wonderful folks there.

I have been a guest at Triad Baptist over the years and so impressed with the sermons, the heart of…read morethe people and the programs. However, I have considered enrolling my child into the school and have recently attended sporting events to watch a friend's child play basketball. What I saw was appalling. The way the associate pastor berated the refs, the other team's players and the way his anger and demeanor influenced the other parents on this team were unacceptable. That day after the game, some players were honored with awards because another school lost a player due to cancer. The students awarded showed sportsmanship and integrity. While everyone was clapping, the Triad team sat there with their arms crossed and talked through the entire thing. I was disappointed. My family and I will no longer attend Triad and we will not transfer our child to this school. Such poor leadership and sportsmanship. Shame on Triad and Jason Schuler.

Best Church EVER!! Come and see!…read more I've attended this church for over 25 years. I have brought many guests and they end up becoming members. Pastor Joe & Pastor Misti Coyne are phenomenal!! They always take time for the men to meet as well as the women. They have a fantastic leadership team as well and good leaders they follow (#BishopJCHash)

Now that my work schedule is different, I'm now able to attend church. I asked a friend for…read morerecommendation and turns out, two of my friends attend the church with their spouses and children. Today (9/18/22) was the second time my son and I visited Harvest. The first was last week. Both times, I felt welcomed. They have children's church, which my son highly enjoyed. They helped show me the process and give me necessary information. The first visit happened to be the pastors birthday, so there was cake for everyone following the service. They have a 9am and 11am service. 9am too early for me, so I attended the 11am both times. They have a mid week service on Wednesday but I'm not sure the time. They also have several other events and services too. During this visit, I noticed there was a Sheriff office outside, who I assume is security. With recent events, I guess you can never be too careful. I entered a different door the first time. The church itself is mixed raced and open to all. They also live stream services online. They offer complimentary coffee and water in the lobby area. There is an information desk for visitors and/or first timers. Individuals I met the first visit remembered my son and I the second time and expressed they're excited to see us, which I loved. I enjoyed the service both times. I plan to continue to come.

Great service. BUT.....They stuff you in like sardines. Visited with my mom, while we were in town…read more My mom is disabled and uses a cane and there wasn't an area for handicapped or disabled people. It's very crowded and I don't think it was the safest place for her. Even at church people will rush passed an elderly person.

Beyond amazing. This church changed my life completely. Everything about the way it is orchestrated…read moreis just incredible.

Great diverse church body. Lots of college students and young families. Great, challenging Bible…read morecentered message spoke every week.

We started attending Mercy Hill's main "Regional Campus" on Business Park Dr near PTI Airport off…read moreand on back in 2018, and by 2019 we knew were found our new church home. It was a bit of a pain traveling from Trinity (almost Thomasville) to attend church, and joining a weekly community group would be an even bigger hassle, but we were excited that they were planning to open a High Point campus soon. FF to Easter 2019 and the new campus was opened and packed with awesome people, some even from our own neighborhood! One thing that takes some getting used to is the fact that most of the sermons are videos from a service that is conducted at the main campus earlier in the week. When we first considered moving from the main campus we had to give that aspect some thought, but then we realized that though we were sitting in the same room as the senior pastor, more times than not we were actually looking at the enlarged version of him on the wall-mounted screens! To get a sense of the messages that are delivered during the services, I suggest checking out their Youtube channel, where the sermon is posted each week: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Y8QVJMD6GtTsdCB8vP-nQ/videos The music at all the campuses is live, well performed and uplifting and there's a campus pastor (in the case of HP, it's Eugine Grant) who takes the stage each service and is readily available, along with a great team of leaders for any spiritual guidance or just for prayer support and a hug. Is Mercy Hill a perfect church? Well, let me just tell you what my grandpa used to say about that topic: "If you find the perfect church, whatever you do, don't join it, because then it won't be." It's full of good people who are broken and seeking more of what God wants for and from them. That's good enough for me. Hope to meet you there one Sunday.

Outstanding church! Lots of activities to be involved in.read more

I've been going here for 15+ years and although it has adjusted in a lot of ways, a few things…read moreremain consistent. The Word is taught, the Lord is worshipped, and the flock is fed.

I have been attending this church for about 9-10 months and an official member for 8. This church…read moreis truly welcoming of all, just as they are. There are many opportunities to fellowship and join small groups throughout the week. Every Friday they hold a Celebrate Recovery meeting which provides childcare. Speaking of childcare... they have an incredible children's ministry! They are also involved in street ministry (evangelism) as well as world missions. They hold a Starting Point lunch the first Sunday of each month for anyone that wants to know more about the church and have any questions answered. I have found a place that truly is trying to change the world one person at a time. It's not about them, but about a loving, merciful, graceful God. Live the Word, change the world!

We went to my cousin Alex's church when on vacation in North Carolina. It is a sister church to…read moreother c3 churches that started in Australia, and are in many cities in the US and abroad. He was on the worship team, so it was great to see him up there playing his guitar! They had played in the park earlier that week in Greensboro-which had been fun to hear (especially the John Mayer songs!) Anyway, it was a young church with a TON of energy, and it looked like there were a lot of ways to get involved. It was kind of a rock-and-roll-come-as-you-are scene-and my husband Timothy would have loved it. He'll have to come next time we visit. The pastor was super charged up and funny, and used lots of visuals to make his points hit home. The words he spoke about God having a perfect fit and plan for our lives (like puzzle pieces) has stuck with me throughout the week...it didn't just go in one ear and out the other:) They have services on Sunday at 10:30 and on Wednesday nights. It was a huge warehouse/type space, and although we didn't stay, it looked like lots of people were enjoying coffee and snacks after the message. I think coffee is free on your first visit! It was very welcoming, and lots of people introduced themselves-if we lived in Greensboro, it would be a great church to go to. It was great fun to be at church with my family from North Carolina--it has been too long since I've seen them!

We started going to church at C3 Greensboro about 11 years ago. We are proud to be connected to…read morehis body of believers. The Holy Spirit shows up here! Praise GOD! Pastor Whitman Toland and his wife Ressie are passionate about the calling on our church which supports efforts to help our community. Connections to disciple our men and unite the pastors in the triad! Love my church:-)