This church is a great place to worship. Their summer MusicCamp program is great and lots of fun…read morefor kids who like to learn about music.

Dr. Keith Arledge makes scripture come alive and you will learn so much after hearing just one of…read morehis sermons. Adults learn in various ways and he educates verbally, visually, and even with the sermon handout. I was a member of his church for nearly ten years and always walked away with more knowledge and a faith strengthened by logic and facts. He is not a touchy-feely kind of fellow and I have always appreciated that he is direct and to the point. Also, his wife Debbie has the voice of an Angel and his daughter Courtney has the most beautiful voice I've ever heard. The congregation here seems to be mostly older folks, but I encourage younger folks and families to attend. This church is where you belong if you want to know more about the Bible and grow in your faith. It's also a welcoming place for seekers. This is such a friendly congregation...join them and tell them that the Brown Family sent you!

I visited there a while back looking for a church. Very nice folks, but the pastor was decidedly…read morenot the high point of my visit; he was distant, far from warm and decidedly unwelcoming. I shared my impression with some neighbor and they told me they had visited there and their impressions were much the same as mine. Of course nobody followed up on me, as was expected given the impression the pastor made on me. Some times I wonder why they are there.

Always welcoming, helpful! Great Pastors, awesome message and music for all!…read more Tons of neighborhood outreach programs! They run a food pantry once a month, Pack free lunches for school kids, and offer a completely free, annual Prom dress shopping experience with free dress, pictures, and MK makeovers!

Amazing church full of good people. Love the pastor and his messages are always timely and…read moreappropriate to the world we live in. So happy and proud to be part of this amazing church.

Today I attended as I am searching for a new church to attend and I was very disappointed…read more Regardless of political views, they should be kept private and not shared at church. The pastor began to praise and support Donald Trump, which was immediately a red flag in my opinion but what made my skin crawl and forced me to leave, was a comment made by a fellow church goer that shouted "Adios, Amigo!" in reference to the mass deportations. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, however I felt these comments were heartless. I will continue to search for a church that doesn't mix their political views with the sermon.

The friendliest and most loving congregation I've ever encountered. Started attending about a year…read moreago and love it!

We had the luck of stumbling across this church while looking for somewhere to get married. Joy was…read moreamazing. She was so helpful and so nice! She went over and beyond with my wedding and I can't ever think her enough for that!

I want every donor, every board member, and every PTSD survivor considering Center of Hope to know…read morewhat happened to me here -- because it was not just disappointing; it was dangerous. I came to Center of Hope for months, not for money, but for vouchers to receive trauma therapy and for the support of the "life coach" I was told would help me. Every visit, I had to retell my entire traumatic history because I was assigned a different staff member every single time. No continuity, no familiarity, no trauma-informed care -- just repeated retraumatization from being forced to start over each visit. After nearly eight months of waiting, I finally met their life coach, "Dave." What happened next was shocking. After stepping out to speak with someone named Colleen (a name I had heard repeatedly from staff), he returned and told me that maybe the reason no one was helping me was because "you made all of this up in your head." Read that again. I came in seeking stability, support, and guidance for ongoing PTSD treatment -- and was told that my trauma, my losses, and everything my family has suffered might be something I fabricated. This is not trauma-informed care. This is not compassion. This is gaslighting, and it is psychologically dangerous -- especially for clients struggling with PTSD, anxiety, or past abuse. I walked out of that meeting shaking, furious, and more triggered than I have been in years. If I had been someone in a more fragile state, the outcome could have been catastrophic. To donors: If you believe your contributions are helping people in crisis, you should know that the environment here is not only inadequate -- it can cause real emotional harm. To PTSD survivors: If you are seeking consistent, trauma-informed support, this is not the place. Being accused of fabricating your trauma -- especially by someone in a position of trust -- is devastating and retraumatizing. I hope Center of Hope takes this seriously, because what happened to me should never happen to another person. Ever.

They claim to be a Christian organization, but they will decide if you are "Christian enough." They…read morerefuse to let certain religions help even though they are Christian. They are an extremely biased organization. If you happen to be allowed to help, they force you to sign a document stating you will not say anything about your religion. All in all, they say they are Christian but they are not.