I am new to the area and looking for a church to call home and of all the churches I have visited…read moreWithout Limits has been the most welcoming and most friendly as I arrived as well as when I left. Beautiful community!

This church has a friendly atmosphere, the sermon is simple and easy to apply and they are big on…read moreserving their community!

Jason had the nerve to imply that simply because I did NOT choose to fill out a visotor card that…read moremy opinion is false. Furthermore trying to discredit my opinion on his cult. This is NOT a place of worship worthy of anyone who is a true Christian. I stand on my prior review and to insinuate that I am lying is gross. I don't give my information on visitors cards and I don't bring attention to myself when I visit places of worship. The attention belongs on Jesus in a church, not on a visitor. Read your Bible Jason guy of no importance to my experience with your cult that claims to be a church. Also having a picure of scantily clad children on a clothing giveaway that was geared for teens and adults, on a "church" website is not only cringe worthy but also super redflaggish to me. I stand on what I said and do not have desire to email you or anyone else affiliated with your "church". Have a great day.

Door greeters were in place to open doors. They spoke and said welcome. Sanctuary appeared clean…read more Bathroom was dirty and ran out of paper towels. Once in the sanctuary, music was so loud it hurt my ears and I love contemporary worship music. But evidently it is normally very loud, for a couple passed us ear plugs when they saw us holding our hands over our ears. They had smoke coming off the stage so heavy it was hard to breathe if you were in the front 1/3 of seats. Atmosphere was showy, flashy and lacked God. No warmth nor anointing in the music. Most songs the congregation did not sing, just those on stage so it was a show not congregational worship but maybe that is what the worship team was going for.... lack of participation. Normally, worship leaders will "lead" the worshippers in the song with the congregation participating, but not at this service. Preacher said all the right things but no anointing. He tried but seemed to be not really excited about his message or tired. Who knows but will give him grace as his message was okay. No alter call, no call to act on the message. When we left, not one person spoke to us. We won't be back. Sad this church has replaced God's presence with a not-so-great worldly show.

I'm a little bummed that the church was closed when I visited because there is a five-piece…read morecommunion set that was a gift from King George II (1683-1760) that is worth seeing. That said, the exterior of this stunning brick church is worth a tour. The Christ Episcopal Church was built in 1871 and incorporates the brick shell of the previous church that was built in 1824. It is a brick church constructed in a modest Gothic Revival design. It has a three-stage entry tower with an octagonal spire and a pyramidal top. A Stick Style entrance porch was constructed in 1884 underneath the tower. The parish house is a two-story, rectangular, three bay by five bay, red brick building with a steep slate gable roof that was constructed between 1904 and 1908. There is also a graveyard inside the wrought-iron fence. Among others, it contains the final resting place of Richard Dobbs Spaight (1758-1802) who signed the Constitution, was Speaker of the House in 1787 and was also the first native North Carolinian to hold the office of Governor. [Review 18897 overall - 3381 in North Carolina - 2420 of 2022.]

I've been a member of this church for years now, and I love the fellowship I get here. It's very…read moreactive and involved in tons of missions. If you're looking for a good, kid friendly, family oriented church that still helps adults grow, this is it.

A compassionate Bible believing church that truly cares about people. And one of the friendliest…read morechurches I have ever seen.