I love the chapel community, overall they make me feel happy and the services are welcoming and…read moreamazing!

I've come to this church several dozen times now. There is some (some) good worship music. And…read moreoccasionally a very inspired message. I also believe there are some good people here. (Pastor Cory was great.) My issue? They dress like slobs. To me, it seems fake and like they are trying to relate to "the common man."I'm not a fan of the skinny jeans and fog machine churches. But these guys wearing shorts and dirty shirts? They are often wrinkled messes. In shorts . Preaching. Men in their 50's and 60's. Is it disrespectful to the Lord? Is it insulting to the congregation? God KNOWS our hearts and John the Baptist wore camel skins, slung over his shoulder. So seriously is it wrong that I think those on stage shouldn't be among the worst dressed of all? The leaders have one job basically - and that's to preach on Sunday morning. And yet when that time comes all they can find is a pair of shorts and an wrinkled ill-fitting shirt? It just doesn't ring true. They wouldn't dress like this go out to dinner I imagine. And yet here at church.... The Chapel group- It's a very successful organization. What gives? I dress nicer to sit on my couch.

Service is Sunday at 10 am. Visited this church with my friends this Sunday. It is in what looks…read morelike a strip mall. There's ample parking with a ramp from the parking lot to the sidewalk/entrance. The congregation is bigger than I thought it would be from the outside, maybe around 50-75 people. There were a good number of children with a wide age range. After the worship, the children went to Sunday School, I enjoyed the bluegrassy worship music. Everyone has their own sermon preference. It seems like there are two pastors. The younger pastor gave the sermon. It was on Paul's advice for how to live, specifically examining Philippians 3. Everything is wheelchair accessible, including the restrooms that have a spacious accessible stall. The worship area is also accessible with detachable single seats, which I prefer to permanent seats that cannot be moved for wheelchairs. They even had chairs already removed for wheelchairs on both sides of the back rows. I can't remember if there were parking spaces specifically designed for people with disabilities, although it could have been hidden by the snow. They did do a good job at clearing the snow, but some spaces had some icy snow. The parking spaces directly in front of the door and ramp were all open, even though we came literally a few seconds before the service started. The people generally seemed nice. They had a reception after the service with snacks, tea, and coffee. It was a nice time for the kids to run around and for the adults to mingle. For more information, check out their website at getlifenow.org.

Used to go to this church a few years back. Many of the staff are kind but if you pay attention a…read morelot of folk who represent LS cherry-pick sin as well verses in the bible. The head pastor is kind but for some reason decides who is saved and who isn't in his sermons which is not what Jesus taught. Maybe he's changed but I've noticed the out of context messages has spread to their bible studies and members. Our focus as believers is not the law but Jesus. Beautiful building though.

Visited this beautiful little church for Mass at the 10 am. Beautiful music, wonderful homily, and…read morepacked to the gills.

Amazing Latin Mass at 11:30AM on Sundays Wonderful priests…read moreand a pious, reverent, and kind congregation. The place was full of families and youth who were passionate for Christ and His Church. Very impressive and edifying, thanks be to God for the Canons Regular of St. John Cantius May God continue to bless this parish

Great music, excellent teach, great fellowship!If your looking for a church that has both…read morecontemporary and old hymns along with great biblical teaching this may be the church for you!

Great atmosphere and the people accept you for who you are regardless of your past. Pastor is real,…read morenot fake.

Outstanding fellowship, friendly faces and Gods word presented so I can understand and apply in my…read morelife.

A place you can call home! This church is so welcoming, my…read morefamily and I decided to make it our church home. Come out and experience God's love through people! Every Sunday 9AM and 11AM services.

I've called Immanuel my home for over 50 years and it is so welcoming and the sermons are always on…read more track. I now travel 1 1/2 hrs to come there when I can because I moved but I still watch on line

My last review was done for the Church that was called Faith Church. My review reflected the church…read morethat I had been a member of. My believes alined with there's and the bible. I can't speak on Fierce Church as I have never attend there. I do not know the paster or his wife, or the other leaders of the church. I will say after moving many times one thing that I do notice is you can tell a lot form a church by there website and there social media. Seeing an active Mens and Women's is very important next is a good kids ministry , and a college ministry as well. There are lot of church that forget that group and that is when a lot of young adults need the extra college group that can help as they transition into adulthood and are balancing school, work, and keeping a relationship with Christ. Titles are also very import as the bible speaks on this and as Christians we need to hold churches accountable and speak the truth in love and kindness. I have seen that on there leadership page that they have women listed as pastors, "A woman should learn in quietness and full submission. I do not permit a woman to teach or to assume authority over a man; she must be quiet" (1 Timothy 2:11-12). I have seen women that are in charge of kids/Teens use the name director or ministry leader instead of a pastor. As I have said I can not speak on there sermons as I have not attend with the New Pastor but just seeing this issue on the leadership I am not one to jump to visit this new church.

I have been attending Torch of Faith since July 2012 (back in the days when Torch was at the Regal…read moreCinema). Prior to attending this church, I've tried other churches and just never felt connected. The very first service I went I felt welcomed and Pastor Carter's message was spot on with what I needed to hear. Since then, I have given my life to Christ, been baptized and have made real friends, friends that have helped me go through life's trials. I wish I could scream from the rooftops how much I love this church and how it has helped me discover who Jesus is. If you're looking for a church that will accept you for who are are, have sermons that you can understand and apply it to every day life AND has an amazing place for kids to go, I encourage you to try Torch of Faith.

Wonderful church with insightful expository teaching, great kids program, engaging worship, fun…read moreMoms' group, and friendly people!

We came for a visit and never left. We felt welcome from the moment we walked in the door. The…read moredepth of teaching is excellent--from the head pastor, associate pastors, and lay people. Two services on Sunday offers some flexibility with your schedule. Worship is contemporary and has some variety in instrumentation, worship leaders, and occasional choirs. Still, the worship is primarily piano-driven. Lakeland offers a chance to meet with the pastor or an elder right after the service (not exactly weekly, but often enough). We waited several weeks before attending one of these "Meet Lakeland" lunches, ourselves. They serve lunch and take time to get to know you while helping you learn more about the church, it's roots, available ministries, serving opportunities, etc. My wife and I believe it is important to serve in church. There are opportunities around every corner--women's ministry, men's ministry, children's ministry, community events, service projects, outreach, and more. It is easy to "plug in" and get involved. There is an emphasis on home Bible studies, and we would highly recommend finding one. We joined a group that meets on a weekly basis, ranging from 10-20 attendees. We always have a wonderful time of fellowship and sharing. There are other things to consider: worship nights, where they combine with other area churches; an excellent Alpha program for new believers; an annual "county fair" with a massive box maze that fills a gymnasium (it has to be seen to be believed); financial seminars; open mic nights; a movie discussion group that meets on a monthly basis to watch and discuss current movies; concerts; and so much more--seriously! They also have a prayer room in an offsite location where you can sign up to go alone or with a group to have a quiet time. Our young-adult daughter was attending another church. After visiting several times with us, she decided to make Lakeland her home. She got involved with the young adult's ministry and has never looked back. She has made many close friends, is growing in her relationship with the Lord, and is loving life. BOTTOM LINE: Lakeland Church is welcoming and casual, has excellent teaching, is family-oriented, and has plenty of ministries and ways to get involved. Highly recommended! Come for a visit...or two...or three...or... (you get the idea!).