The senior pastor is really looking to bring the message of Christ. We love this Church.read more

As a Jewish vendor, I approached this facility about providing services for them. They offered to…read moreextend a working agreement with me to use my services every month in exchange for incredibly deep discounts on my service. I provided these services in good faith, almost at a loss to my company, with the view that through the integrity of my work that I would make out okay in the long run. Except, they did not honor their agreement, and brought other vendors in to perform work they had promised to me, even though they expressed high satisfaction in my quality of service. I am a small family business who eschewed a contract because I trusted that they were honest Christian people and would stand by their word. Instead, I'm left having provided many hours of labor for a rate that almost caused me to incur a loss. So incredible unimpressed with these frauds. It's a business for them. Religion is secondary. Don't be fooled.

I've visited this church two times and both I felt welcomed. The praise and worship is phenomenal…read more I am considering making this my church home. I encourage you to visit. The pastor and his wife will greet you and answer any questions you have. They are big community advocates and really love spreading the word of God

To rate Canaan Land Church a 5 Star, is an understatement of what it actually deserves. I will…read moreendeavor to make this short. We visited this church for the first time on Easter Sunday of 2017; and our entire families life has been changed like never before! From the moment we approached the gate there was a lighted signed that stated "first time visitors, turn your headlights on". We did so and noted that there were greeters there to meet us, along with special parking reserved for us!!! even though no one was expecting us!! The greeters were so efficient that by the time we parked, they were there to open open our doors for us with heartfelt Welcome!!, one of them, then escorted us to the welcome desk. On approaching the desk, I noted there were two ladies there, as i looked around for my family each of them were already engaged in conversation with someone of their age group or from one of the ministries of the church that might appeal to them. The welcome was so warm it felt homely!! and real, not fake and pretentious.... As we entered the sanctuary, again, everyone greeted us so warmly, My thoughts were lets see how long this last. The praise and worship was to die for..... not just a group of people singing but those that know how to Praise the Lord and to usher you into His presence to Worship the Father. It felt like I had died and went to Heaven. The SERMON....was not just a burst of loud barking, but the word of God being taught so simple, effectual and relevant, simple and succinct that a child can understand. Fastforward......... It's now been a year and am still attending Canaan Land and nothing has fallen off the cart or by the wayside. This church is all that a church should be and more homebase, a community partner, a school, a place of refuge, a place of fun and family time, a shelter, a hand in time of need just to name a few, this church is just phenomenal. If you don't have a church home come visit US!! at Canaan Land International, Snellville Georgia. Am sure your life will not be the same after your visit.

Excellent preaching. Pastor has a love for souls. Friendly…read morecongregation. Good singing. KJV Bible used. Wish they had hymnals in the pews. Do not care for the drum set being used.

A more loving, caring group of people you will never meet anywhere else. The spirit of the Lord is…read morein this place. The preacher, Pastor Kuykendall is anointed and preaches the Word in an expository style that was easy to understand. I must have been greeted a dozen or more times my first visit.

A welcoming church with a fantastic minister. This is a fairly small congregation that is…read moreethnically diverse, with lots of young families and members of the LGBTQ community. This church offers many ways to be part of the community, like book studies, small group gatherings, and a thriving children's ministry. The amazing music minister leads the choir and guest musicians / singers to share their musical talents. NDUMC truly welcomes all to worship God in a safe and loving space.

A wonderfully diverse congregation and an inspiring pastor, that encourages big questions! It felt…read morelike home as soon as I sat down in the pew. Just like the sign out front says, everyone is welcome and loved.

Amazing church with a heart for people and family!…read more From our first Sunday we felt cared for and loved. My kiddos (10 & 3) were both able to say what they had learned and said kids church was super fun. The preaching from Manny is always on point and Adrianne and the worship team are .

My family and I attended Victory Church Hamilton for the very first time this past Sunday, and…read moreunfortunately, our experience left us deeply disappointed and hurt. When we first arrived, an usher directed our family several rows toward the back of the church, even though there were many open seats available closer to the front. I did not understand why, but we went along with it and tried to enjoy the service. The message itself was powerful. The guest pastor from Midtown had an amazing testimony, and the congregation was very engaged in worship. My family and I were enjoying the service, praising God together. I had my two-year-old son sitting on my leg clapping his hands while I bounced him gently during worship, just as many others around us were clapping and engaged in the service. Without warning, an usher approached me during the middle of service and asked my family to leave because my son was "making noise." I was shocked and embarrassed. My entire family immediately got up and walked out in the middle of service. As we were leaving, I asked the usher to speak with me because I genuinely wanted to understand why he felt the need to remove us. I explained that my son was not disrupting the service -- we were simply worshipping together as a family like everyone else around us. The usher responded by saying he had "been watching us," which honestly made the situation even more upsetting. Not only did I feel unfairly singled out, but I also felt harassed while trying to worship. I then spoke with someone from the children's ministry, and she informed me that children are not allowed in the sanctuary and that it is a church rule. I was honestly floored. I was raised in church. My father is a pastor, and my grandfather was as well, and I have never in my life heard of a church telling parents they cannot have their children in the sanctuary if they choose not to use children's church. That realization was more disappointing than anything else. It saddens me that some churches become so focused on policies and procedures that they forget what Jesus stood for. Families should feel welcomed in the house of God, not monitored, embarrassed, or removed for worshipping together. Thankfully, I have been around enough healthy ministries to know this experience is not representative of every church. However, I cannot help but think about people who are genuinely searching for a church home. Experiences like this can discourage people from returning to church altogether. What also concerns me is that after leaving, I found another review online describing a similar experience involving members feeling "watched" during service. That should be alarming and addressed immediately. I truly hope this message reaches leadership and does not get lost before making it to the lead pastor. My intention in writing this is not simply to complain, but to encourage reflection on how families and first-time visitors are treated. No family should leave a church service feeling humiliated for trying to worship together. This experience was deeply hurtful for my family, and I sincerely hope changes are made so that others do not walk away feeling the same way we did.

The very first time the I attended this church was today . I enjoyed the service and the minister…read morefrom the mid town campus. Excellent speaker. But when my family and I walk in today the door the usher immediately set us in the back and move a rope to seat in that roll because my son was holding a one year old. His 12 year old stated that she felt that the usher kept watching them. On leaving, the usher confronted my son (the father and stated the his son was disruptive and was making noise doing the service which was untrue. I was sitting there. He told my son that he could sit in the cafeteria with child . We have been in the church all our live and my father, husband and grandfather were pastors. We also understand if a child cries or makes noise to take them out. But if a child claps his claps his hands and sings that is not a reason to leave the service. Every child is not use to the child care especially the very first time. This rule there at Victory Hamilton Mill should be displayed because the spoiled our experience there!

I love this church. It is very warm and inviting. The people are all kind and supportive of one…read moreanother and Pastor Chris and his wife Sandra and the Deacons have all gone way out of their way to care for us and welcome us. The music was a mix of traditional and contemporary and the older hymns performed by the choir always took me back to church with Grandmother at the old Sentel Baptist in Roswell. I could hear her voice in my ear every time. There is a new music ministry and I will be excited to see where it leads. I sure miss hearing Faron and Leslie and Chloe too! There is also a new Children's ministry, I would encourage families to come try it out and get involved and bring the kids!!

I went to this church for a while and left because i was starving for the word! Every Sunday I…read morewould go and be hyped about receiving a word and how they love me. I was going through a lot at the time and really needed it. but low and behold, I would constantly be disappointed by once again another Sunday where I heard more gossip. Even the Sunday school teacher thought is was funny to discuss other peoples business . The class I was in (college and career) did not seem to focus on lifting people up and sharing the gospel. left and found a church that fed my soul and gave me the scripture,guidance, and encouragement that i so desperately needed.

*please note this review is not meant for the church but for the food pantry* I tried to make an…read moreappointment to go to the food pantry, but I was treated horribly! The lady phoned me for my appointment but treated me like less of a person for needing food, I thought these people are suppose to care and help people instead I feel horrible and dehumanized, I will rather starve in this case then ask them for help again!

I never expected to find a church home, but Peace has become just that for me. I've been attending…read moresince 2020 when a friend initially invited me. From the very first visit, I felt warmly embraced by the people of this church. Their genuineness and kindness were evident, creating an atmosphere where I didn't feel the need to conform or present myself as someone I'm not. This church genuinely lives by the principle of 'come as you are.' The authenticity and kindness of the people initially drew me here, and witnessing how they treat one another and the community has solidified my commitment. I believe Peace will play a vital role in the continued transformation and improvement of the Decatur community in the coming years. Beyond that, the impactful presence of young adults here has been crucial to my faith journey, discipleship, and leadership development. If you're considering joining, I encourage you to tap in. I look forward to meeting you. P.S. The pics I'm attaching are from different events that the young adults have either thrown ourself in rooms throughout the church, including in person bible studies, women focused or men focused events, or participated in Peace's community/outreach events, such as Feed the Need.