Fairhaven (Centerville Campus) is our home church. Everyone is very inviting and helpful. If you…read moreare like me and a bit afraid of "big churches" don't be! Fairhaven is large, but doesn't feel that way when you allow yourself to be a part of the community.

I loved it here TIL...they sent me letters wanting money, money and MORE money! THEN, they…read moresuggested I withdraw from my retirement plan and or my kid's college money cause " you can always save more and we need it now!" They lost all credability with me and mine!

Searching for a church family look no farther! Friendly people for a larger church. If you enjoy…read moregreat music look no farther.

What a great chapel. We visit occasionally for Catholic mass and the priest is always so sweet!…read moreThere's a small kids room in the back. It has a speaker so you can hear and a window so you can see. There are toys and two chairs for adults. If there's more than one family in there, it can feel crowded. That's only happened maybe 1 out of every three times. Stay after for breakfast and social hour.

Biblically sound church that loves the Dayton community. I have only been coming in person for 6…read moremonths, but watched online for many more. I've felt welcomed from the beginning. I love this church.

With the active Flynn case, I have serious concerns about Christian Life Center and what its…read moreleadership teaches about Christian accountability. After watching and listening to Alleigha Botner testify in court about her relationship with Ashley Flynn's husband and the disturbing conversations surrounding Ashley, I find the situation horrifying. Botner has been identified as a worship leader who was also involved in hiring. Hearing testimony about joking or talking about killing Ashley while an affair was taking place is deeply troubling--especially when the people involved publicly presented themselves as Christians. Whatever the jury ultimately determines about the murder itself, adultery, deception, jealousy, and joking about someone's death should never be normalized or brushed aside by a church. A Christian church should be willing to confront serious wrongdoing, protect innocent people, and hold its leaders and staff accountable rather than simply protect its reputation. If there is evidence that anyone beyond the defendant participated in, encouraged, facilitated, concealed, or knowingly lied about criminal conduct, I hope law enforcement thoroughly investigates it and allows the evidence to determine whether charges are appropriate. Ashley Flynn did not deserve to die. She deserved the opportunity to have the conversation she reportedly wanted and to live her life with her daughters and family. My heart and prayers are with Ashley's daughters and the rest of her family. I hope the truth comes out fully, that everyone responsible for any criminal conduct is held accountable through the justice system, and that churches learn from this tragedy instead of looking the other way when serious wrongdoing occurs. I also pray that Christian Life Center seriously examines whether Alleigha Botner should ever hold a position of spiritual leadership again. In my view, having an affair with a married man while publicly presenting yourself as a Christian leader is fundamentally incompatible with the accountability I expect from church leadership. Using Christianity as a shield does not erase or excuse wrongdoing. I am also deeply troubled by the testimony concerning what Botner initially told the FBI and the people that knew her and what she later disclosed Ex. If investigators determine that anyone knowingly lied to federal agents or committed another crime, that should be handled by law enforcement and the courts. I believe the Devil is real, and Christians should pay close attention when faith is used to excuse behavior that directly contradicts the values being preached. No one should be declared criminally guilty based simply on anger or suspicion; that determination belongs to the justice system. But Christians absolutely can--and should--hold their spiritual leaders accountable for their actions. Ashley deserved better. I pray for justice, truth, and healing for her daughters and family.

Real people teaching the gospel! The music hits me every time. The people are friendly and warm…read more The sermons are always exactly what I need to hear.

Love this place , my friends and I volunteer all the time and it's such a great way to start the…read moreday! Free drinks and great music, great staff and an even better community!

Why does this church only have one other review?!? That's not right…read more Our family has been checking out Apex for the past few months. Great, solid, right out of the Bible, sermons. Beautiful worship music. A strong children's program with friendly staff. Highly recommended.

I only attended one church service, though not a huge fan. I prefer more of a traditional church &…read morefelt this one was not that. They had a band with guitars playing christian rock type music with the lights turned down and colorful spot lights. Made me feel more like I was at a concert rather than church. With being located right off Far Hills, turning left can be a bit of a challenge with busy Far Hills traffic and no traffic light at the entrance.

Sadly, this sweet little church closed recently. Most of their members seem to be attending…read moreCovenant Presbyterian Church, 201 N. Limestone Street in downtown Springfield, or Northminster Presbyterian Church, on Villa Road in Springfield (north side of town). Both are wonderful choices

I love that they have adoration, confession, benediction, and mass on Tuesday evenings. I'm a newer…read moreCatholic and I really need as much time with Jesus and our Mother as I can get. I work a lot and this allows me to come closer to Christ. Thank you!

Has a modern feel to it. Service was rather sluggish as the organist is new and the song was a bit…read moreless rehearsed than I expected. My first time visiting and noticed this is not a kneeling congregation.