Many misconceptions about this church. People call it a cult or a megachurch which really isn't…read moretrue, at all. Once you get plugged in and start to volunteer you get to know people (and a lot of them). Severns Valley has been our church home for several years and we will not be leaving. And to anyone interested in coming: This is not a megachurch. The building needs to be as large as it is because how else is it supposed to comfortably fit all of its members (I mean, isn't it a good thing so many people come to worship)? There is no ATM in the lobby, I don't know who even said that or why There is no pool on the roof, you can tell from drone views All the staff are very friendly, humble, and happy to help. So come on in. It's amazing here.

They do not have a food pantry or clothing giveaway. They also kicked my daughter out of Celebrate…read moreRecovery because the pastor judged her and he had no right because she was a minor and I could not be with her that day. She never went back and ended up dying of an overdose later on in life. I think of Severns Valley when she relapsed, of course. She really was trying their program and liked it. They cannot get past their noses there to save or help souls. I should know...I grew up in that church but refused to go back when I turned 16 and found a church with the Holy Spirit to attend instead. I still attend that non-denominational church to this day. That was in 1989 that I left SVBC. Thank God I left so I could finally grow in the Lord!

It's always interesting visiting parishes in small towns. I'm always so shocked that small churches…read moreare a thing. In Louisville, we've got small churches, but bigger ones are more on my radar. Anyway, I came here for a wedding. It's a nice space! It felt open. It didn't feel super historical, but still kinda old school with the hard to pull down/ push up kneeling benches. No lobby here. It made for an awkward experience as I stood with the rest of the bridal party and groomsmen in a tight little area where the guests had to enter. It's my friend's family's home parish though. They know the priest and all that. Kentucky isn't known for having a large population of Catholics (or rather, the South). My friend told me that this is one of the few in the area. The parking lots is small, but I will add that they do have a good number of disability parking spots. Like a lot! There's another lot a bit past the main lot, which would catch the overflow. It's near the parish offices. Anyway, it's tucked away in a random area of town. I don't know Radcliff very well, so it seemed like an odd location. Overall, loved it though! The air conditioning was great in here for a warm day!

I used to go to this church decades ago when I lived in Kentucky. While visiting my mom for…read moreThanksgiving, I asked if we could visit there again. It has always been one of the most beautiful sanctuaries that I have been to with it's gorgeous stained glass windows. Pastor Dan came out and personally greeted us before we even got indoors, then invited us to go inside and get some breakfast. There waiting was muffins and other baked goods, plus coffee. What a pleasant surprise! Everyone we saw welcomed us with a smile and handshake. It's a smaller church, but they certainly make up for it with all their activities. Scouts meet there. Potlucks which brings back fond memories. Every Saturday, they serve dinner for the people in need and is open to the entire community. Food pantry twice a month. Weekly bible study. Children's church. Vacation Bible school. They raised half a million to build a community playground for all abilities and special needs! During church, we were all invited to get up and say hello to the rest of the congregation. Such a nice touch, plus Brother Dan came to us later as the collection plates were being passed around to thank us both again for coming. What a heartwarming experience! If you are looking for a home church, I highly recommend you give this church a try. It's too bad that I live in a different state now.

A previous review on Stithon is completely irrelevant. It is from 50 years ago. In 2014 there are…read morenumerous African American members of the church and it accepts all races. I have visited the church for two months and The Holy Spirit is in this church. It is a Bible believing church where the Truth is proclaimed.

FCC Etown is such a great place to worship each week. The music is amazing, the message is so easy…read moreto listen to and the new building provides such an amazing worship experience. There are programs offered for children of all ages and youth programs for the teens. I highly recommend you visit FCC Etown . . . the people will welcome you with smiles as soon as you arrive!

From the owner: Join us at First Christian Church this weekend, where we believe this is for everyone. Our mission…read moreis to lead people closer to Jesus by loving God, loving people, and serving others.

I most certainly enjoyed myself today at service. I'm in the Radcliff/Elizabethtown area…read moretemporarily and I decided to visit....it was great!!