Services for all ages. The pastors preach from KJV and help you understand it. They are always…read moreavailable if you need them. They even have Canaan Christian Academy for Pre K-12 grade.

First & foremost, don't stress over what to wear. On a typical Sunday service , you will find our…read morestaff and volunteers wearing jeans & tee shirts. So, feel free to dress comfortably and casually. When you enter the Community Church parking lot, flip your hazard lights on and there parking team will assist you to there reserved parking areas for first-time guests. Once inside, feel free to grab some free refreshments at there café and stop by Guest Central for any questions you may have. There Worship Experience is typically 60 minutes of dynamic, relevant music coupled with practical, theologically sound teaching. There goal is to provide a powerful worship experience every Sunday. In the winter they do this spectacular Winter Wonderland for you to attend , to meet new people, bring the kids... so many Christmas lights , your in awe. Santa is there for the kids , and each year there is a different theme. This year was Whoville with the Grinch beautiful Singing of Christmas songs, worship and then food to enjoy and games, ornament making, hot cocoa and Santa pictures. Nothing to pay for.... If you don't have any kids , like tonight my girlfriend and I attended, the whole service brought out the kids in us. Thanks pastor Dave and Bekha for an amazing evening.

i love this church so much i recommend it they make you feel at home and welcome ive been going…read moresince i was a baby and ive made so friends that feel like family and i look forward to going to youth every week i would go to this church everyday if i could they also have amazing staff and im so thankful to be apart of this amazing church family

Fantastic place to worship on Sundays at 430 and 630pm. Pastor Tyler always brings a great message.read more

Thrive Church has truly become home for me. From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed with…read moregenuine warmth and authenticity--not pressure or pretense. This is a church that's focused on loving people well and pointing them to Jesus in a practical, real-life way.

Really beautiful church. Classic architecture with a certain elegant darkness inside that's…read morehighlighted with the dark and golden decorations.

I was exposed to the theologically sound exposition of the Word of God, reading of both Old & New…read moreTestament and conservative, worshipful hymns via the Internet. I was particularly struck by the fact that the pastoral prayer seemed to be a sermon all by itself. The experience was so refreshing and uplifting that I drove from North Carolina to attend church one Sunday in Pennsylvania. I thank God for." little Greentown, PA"! (apologies to Chuck for stealing his phrase)

It took me over 10 years to fully heal from the religious trauma of this church.I am very grateful…read morethat God showed me His mercy and salvation and has led me to other churches the not only preach but show the love and grace of God.I pray for anyone young or vulnerable in this congregation and that David Johnston will not lead any more souls away from God or try to question the validity of their salvation. John 3:16 "For god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that WHOSOEVER believeth in him shall not perish but have the gift of everlasting life."

If driving through the area (Sullivan County, NY, just off Rt 17) come see this interesting small…read morechurch. Also an art piece. And across from a beautiful farm with camels, ostriches, mules, horses, lamas and more. Even if you don't like the church, the farm is great to see. This is owned, I believe, by an artist, Mike Osterhout, who has had some national recognition over the years. Mike has posted some artwork out front as well, cant put it here because of the language. But if you Google him you will find it. Was on display recently in NYC as well. They have events at the church on occasion as well. The "Green Man" has his own wiki listing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Man Local art is usually interesting and this is no exception. (Review #650)