I absolutely love GF. It is my church home, no matter how far we travel. The people here have…read morebecome my family and seen me through some of the hardest things life has thrown my wife from losing a family member unexpectedly, a hard deployment from my husband, having babies, hospital trips, you name it. Pastor Jeff teaches directly from THE BIBLE and every message is packed full with verses. It's not only solid in their teaching but also solid in the way they live their lives. I love you, Grace family!!

I love worshipping at Grace! The diversity of the congregation is a reflection of our future in…read moreHeaven Grace Fellowship displays the Gospel and the love of God to all who come.

So I don't attend this church but a friend told me about the Christmas event they had for the past…read moretwo weekend! It did not disappoint!!! Truly soo amazing and magical!!! My son loved it and had plenty of room to run around!!!! And so many kids he was able to interact with. My favorite part was little Bethlehem walk through! They truly out did themselves! They also had games to play and plenty of food!! If you see this before the weekend ends definitely take your family there!!!

Gorgeous Catholic Church, large parking area and the priests Fr Andy and Fr Laurent are friendly…read moreand open.

Solid biblical teaching with great examples. Gave me understanding our my sinful nature. Those…read morethat condemn have been convicted and chose to leave instead of repenting and coming to our LORD for our way. Convicting, that makes you go home, get on your knees, (Do business with our LORD), repent and ask the Holy Spirit to fill you with His ways, not mine. LOVE IT HERE, I am always feed. My Family

Everytime I come, I hear the word of God, the Pastor's teaching are deep, not sugar coating…read more Here it's all about Jesus, not our personal wants, nor making a mega church, not what you want to hear, but what you need hear. The worship brings you down to your knees, you feel the Holy Spirit in the room- everytime, not a christian concert. I feel close to home

Let the record show: I am writing this review to inform, not to attack…read more In June 2025, I reported a sexual assault by a member of Family Church Young Adults. From the beginning, my experience has been deeply disappointing. Instead of pastoral care, I was met with disbelief, spiritual manipulation, and attempts to silence me "for the sake of unity." I was told that if I spoke out, I would be causing division in the body of Christ. No one from leadership consistently walked alongside me, checked on my well-being, or provided meaningful protection (as they are trained and obligated to do). At one point, I was even pressured to meet face-to-face with my perpetrator to "hash things out" and "get to the bottom of the truth," because "it was possible that I had misunderstood the whole situation." This was neither safe nor biblical. The church also allowed my perpetrator to attend our co-ed overnight Young Adults retreat, despite my expressed concerns and discomfort. When I continued to raise concerns and finally went public after three months of isolation, I was removed and banned from fellowship--told not to attend church gatherings at any Family Church location, or I would be trespassed and arrested on sight. Leadership even attempted to criminally charge me for exercising my constitutional right to speak out online. Family Church went so far as to post police outside a Tuesday night Bible study. The West Palm Beach Police Department confirmed the church had no case against me. However, these extreme actions have now drawn further scrutiny and launched a larger investigation into the church's handling of abuse. Scripture is clear: "Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them" (Ephesians 5:11). Unity is never built by covering sin; it is built on truth and accountability. I am now working with law enforcement and legal counsel because what I experienced at Family Church was not only a failure of leadership but also potentially a violation of victim protection rights. This is not about one individual's sin but about how leadership chooses to handle serious allegations. If you are considering attending here, please know: churches should be safe places where victims are believed, protected, and shepherded with care. Sadly, that was not my experience at Family Church--nor has it been the experience of others, who are now coming forward because of my bold stance. I pray they choose repentance, transparency, and true biblical accountability moving forward. But until then, prospective members should ask: What are they hiding? And how many others have been silenced?

When I first moved to Palm Beach county I visited dozens of churches, trying to find one that was…read moredoctrinally accurate without feeling legalistic. I wanted to experience the love of God in action. I wanted to hear joyful praise music. Finally, I discovered Family Church and I love it! The lead pastor Jimmy teaches straight from the Bible. Pastor Jimmy is authentic, humble, sometimes funny, relatable, and has a high regard for the Bible. He's a spectacular teacher. I've never been bored or sleepy during one of his services. The staff is really warm and helpful, you certainly will be made to feel welcomed. The congregation is friendly, welcoming, nonjudgmental. If you need prayer for something they will pray with you and for you. The contemporary music is gorgeous, each song selected is based on truth. Not only is the music uplifting and entertaining, it is worshipful and inspires the praise and awe that glorifies the Lord. I was surprised to discover the high level of talent in the music ministry. It is really a blessing. Childcare is available. There are many opportunities to connect in smaller groups. There are ample opportunities to serve if that's of interest to you. The youth ministries are really fantastic and if my children were not adults, I'd be delighted to have them involved with such encouraging people pointing them to a relationship with Jesus. Family Church Downtown encourages and supports young people to grow spiritually, to learn the Bible and to spread the Good News. Family Church has people from the very young to the aged. There are many ministries available in other languages, and services for hearing impaired people. If you're seeking a Bible believing church home, I would highly recommend checking out Family Church. If you're young, old or in the middle, married or divorced have a huge family or are all alone, whatever your background, culture, skin tone, political leanings, rich or poor, Family Church will welcome you.

I Love pastor Dan. He Explains the Bible in a way that is easy to understand and points out…read moredetails that most people don't know about. There are times I wish the service wasn't over so quickly. Everyone has been very nice . I do not understand the negative reviews because I enjoy my time at Calvary.

I really enjoy this church. The sermons feels like a Bible study. The pastor reads line by line and…read moregive great context to what is going on in the scriptures he is reading from and some history on the times in which it was written. Finally a church that doesn't seem like a Ted Talk! The worship is really great as well. They value generosity. Everything at the cafe is free! The coffee is high quality too. This church is truly a gem. We come every time we visit family. I even started watching online on my time off to catch up on the teachings. They are SO good.

Great warm church I do have a favorite priest just wish i…read morecould always find out which Mass he is saying.

Beautiful church Several languages…read more Family oriented Highly recommend Usually attend 4 pm Saturday Mass

Great place. They have a range of different kinds of practices- something for everyone interested…read morein Buddhism or meditation in general. Founding teachers are widely recognized authentic Buddhist masters.

I attended a dharma practice at the Palm Beach Dharma Center in Lake Worth Beach on Saturday,…read moreNovember 1st, 2025. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. The man leading the session was neither friendly nor welcoming to newcomers, which made the environment feel closed and uninviting. Only three men were present, and midway through the practice, a woman entered noisily through the front door and began clanging dishes in the kitchen -- quite distracting in what was supposed to be a meditative space. The leader then emphasized performing prostrations before an altar lined with photos of men who appeared to be figures of reverence, including one or two of the brothers who founded the center. Having attended many dharma centers across different regions, I found this one to be the least welcoming and most unusual. It's disappointing that an organization benefiting from religious tax status would show so little kindness or inclusivity toward community members. Displaying a photo of the Dalai Lama on an altar does not automatically make a place compassionate or genuine in spirit.