I first stumbled upon Kalos from a Facebook ad a few years ago, but didn't really start attending…read moreuntil April of last year. I wasn't entirely sure what to expect as I hadn't been to church in over a decade, and I had so many questions. Is it a friendly environment? Will the message be interesting/funny/relatable? Am I allowed to wear skinny jeans?! (Spoiler alert: yes to all of the above!) But my search for answers overcame my fear, and once I jumped in, I quickly saw what an incredibly special place Kalos was. A place to know God and develop a personal relationship with Him. To fellowship with other Christians and find spiritual family. To know that I am inherently valuable. And to discover authentic fulfillment in my identity in Christ. As humans, it can be so easy to get in our own heads with "what ifs", but the most beautiful transformations can happen outside our comfort zone. If you're looking for a church, I invite you to give Kalos a try! We are waiting to welcome you with open arms!

I've been part of this church community for the past three years and have appreciated many aspects…read moreof it: warm people, thoughtful teaching, and a focus on relationships. However, I recently learned that the church holds non-affirming views regarding LGBTQ+ identities and relationships. This was not made clear on the website or in any public-facing materials, which made the discovery especially painful. I witnessed others be hurt by what feels like a bait-and-switch, entering a space that seems welcoming only to later find out they are not fully accepted. Transparency matters and clarity is kindness. While churches are entitled to their theological positions, I believe it is important, out of respect for those seeking a safe and welcoming spiritual home, to clearly communicate those beliefs upfront. That way, people can make informed decisions about whether this is a place where they will be fully accepted and supported. This experience has been disappointing but a great learning opportunity. The pastors did make an effort to talk to me and followed up with some sermons about the matter which I have linked below. Personally, it felt like they were more concerned about avoiding the "homophobic" label than about owning the real harm religion has caused LGBTQ+ folks but that's neither here or there; take a listen and consider the theology for yourself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93qb9GjVFzA and a sermon made a few weeks after https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_09mZrx447s

Definitely somewhere I love to be on a Sunday Morning. People here are friendly and loving. You…read morefind a sense of community within the theater walls. I highly recommend visiting when you get the opportunity!

I've only been to CityHill once in May 2019 (my home church is Reality SF in San Francisco where I…read morecurrently live) but I was deeply moved and felt the presence of the Holy Spirit here. Love the worship, vibrancy, and energy of the church. The leadership is modern so it won't feel like a multigenerational church, but they have an anointing and covering in the teaching that is convicting and powerful. Convicting and powerful are the two best words I can use to describe my experience here. The teaching is rooted in scripture and I think really highly of this young church :) I was really impressed and deeply moved.

Best church of people in the area. The new pastor is as good…read moreas the one who retired. Just go and see!

We are still betrayed by the elders as to why Pastor Keith is not our minister anymore…read more This church members and attendees have been betrayed as no one has gotten up in either service and have the decency to say why Pastor Keith was fired THE elders should be held accountable as they are the scum of the earth,

We came here as a family on Christmas Eve for the candlelight service. They offered five services…read morethroughout the day, and we decided to go to the 1pm one. The whole church was beautifully decorated for the season. There were two official photo stations for families, but honestly, you could take a picture anywhere and still get great Christmas vibes. There was a huge Christmas tree in the center of the lobby and giant nutcracker statues by the entrance--super festive. They also had several drink stations with coffee, tea, hot cocoa, apple cider, plus cookies for everyone to enjoy. The service itself was wonderful. The message really focused on the heart of Christmas and our Savior, Jesus. At the end, we lit our candles and worshipped together with classic Christmas songs, remembering God's love and grace. Our whole family loved it and had such a meaningful time worshipping together.

Friendly, tun and energetic church full of the Holy Spirit, and plenty of ways to connect through…read moresmall groups, events, etc.! We were hesitant about a big church but this does it right and the pastors and leaders are truly humble genuine servants of the Lord, even accepted feedback on occasion. We are grateful to attend and invite others to Timberlake! Check out Worship Night Feb 22 and women's event in April!

Besides being a vibrant community of worshippers and a history of excellent, Christ-centered…read morepreaching and serving the Eastside and beyond, there is a graded choral music ministry of four choirs for children through youth, and a storied adult choir program with repertoire of traditional, classical, gospel, and modern works. Festival services with orchestra and brass are often standing-room-only. Modern, East African, Chinese, and children's worship are also available on their lovely campus just north of downtown. Highly recommended!

Had inner healing that was great! I also have joined a group and have had meetings and bible study…read morethats great to. Everyone is super nice despite having different backgrounds from me!

I have a hard time calling a church a business but I'll be back. Everyone was really friendly and I…read moreenjoyed the message.

This is an amazing church. A community based church that is community based with a global focus…read more A multicultural church with a variety of ethnicities: White, Black, Hispanic, Chinese, Korean, and Indonesia, Guam, etc. You can sense the Spirit of God during Worship. You get solid Bible Based messages each week that instruct, exhort and challenge you to Love God and Love Others. Kids experience Worship, Bible Based Instruction, Connection with one another and are trained to have a biblical worldview in the application of God's Word.

We love our church, and we are very sad to be relocating to a different state soon…read more I have no idea what some of these people are talking about on here. My family loves it, my children love it. Pastor Judah is a New York Times best selling author AND pastor/communicator. Churchhome does great work in the community and I LOVE that pastor Judah is scripture teaching rather than soapbox preaching. My only qualm is that there is only one in-person service a month. I'm not in the finance department, but I think prioritizing more in-person services would be a good choice for Churchhome and community! WWJD

This is the church that Asked me to leave after I came out. It was named "city church" at the time…read more Not much has changed since the name change and being asked to leave sent me on a downward spiral I still haven't recovered from. Their "celebrity" pastor Judah Smith and Pastor Jude Fouquier. Left me with lasting damage causing me to almost take my life. The only "sin" I had committed was finally being honest about being gay. I think it's time churches like this are held accountable for giving advice to teens without any semblance of a counseling degree, all while making 100,000's of dollars if not more off the people who attend.

AWARD FOR MOST PENITENT 3 1/2 stars would be more accurate…read more I attended Rain City Church while it was still meeting at Odle Middle School a few years back. I received a flyer in the mail promoting a series of upcoming sermons promoting a theme of reconciliation, in which this church apologized for historical sins commonly committed by Christians in general against non-Christians (and even other Christians), not necessarily just by members of this congregation. I thought this was a breath of fresh air! Included among the topics were it's apologies for homophobia, sexism, racism, bible-thumping, "our church is the one true church", etc.. THE NICE THINGS The pastor's sermons were very lively and uplifting! They were also full of humor(probably an understatement!), which I like. Also, the people there were friendly and the family-friendly atmosphere was very informal, which I also like. And if I remember right, they even had a special play area for kids. They also had yummy snacks to eat after church was over, which I also liked! BUT THE MUSIC WAS TOO LOUD They played "Christian rock music", which is OK with me, but it was WAY TOO LOUD! I told members, including the pastor, about that, but they just did not understand that the number of decibels they crank up their music is enough to damage people's hearing over time. Needless to say, almost all of the adults were in their 20s or 30s. I pray they lower the volume at least for their kids sake. THE OVERLOOKED "800 POUND GORILLA" Regarding the reconciliation theme of their sermons,they missed the "800 pound gorilla in the room", namely the teaching of eternal hell, which was historically used to frighten people into becoming Christians. Although none of the sermons I attended tried to scare people with the threat of hell, they did have at least one free book out on their literature table promoting that teaching. It is not an exaggeration to say that this doctrine of "eternal hell" can and does traumatize people for life. People have been known to be committed to psychiatric institutions because of it! I told the pastor about this. Although he was genial about it, apparently this policy will not change either. IN CONCLUSION Nevertheless, I must give this congregation serious kudos for apologizing for many of the historical sins of Christianity(though unfortunately, hell was not one of them) in a way that I have never witnessed any other congregation (or denomination) do, which was very open and forthright! If it were not for the excessively loud music and the "800 pound gorilla", I might well have continued to attend this church. In any case, those were the only two things that prevented me from giving them a five star rating.

This church is more like a family than a corporation. We value YOU. The teaching is relevant, the…read moremusic is amazing, and the kids program is top-notch! If you're looking for a place to call home, you should check it out.

Great church, great staff, great people, great small group leader…read more Come and see the saviors love that have died and left for you. I have been starting in this church this 2013 and went through a prodigal story to get back to it. Jesus is real and Holy Spirit is real.

Okay, it breaks my heart to finally need to write this. My wife and I attended Blue Sky for almost…read more16 years, I was baptized there, I served there, heck I even helped do facility maintenance for free since I had the skill and tools. The people here are great people don't get me wrong. I previously had this as a 5-star review. Over the course of the years Blue Sky has sent church plant after church plant, I'm not opposed to it and know it can help spread the gospel. My issue though comes from how fast they were to do this. With every church plant sent, the church [Blue Sky] sent some its strongest leaders as well as small group leaders. Back in 2012 it would be common to see small groups growing so much that you would generally have between 3-5 small group multiplications (making two groups from one large group) a month. Over the past 6 years Blue Sky has sent 6 church plants around the country, with one being in Taiwan and one most recently in Reading, England. These 6 multiplications have stripped Blue Sky of the strong leadership faster than they could grow. Now it is common to see between 2-4 small group multiplications a year. The small group leaders aren't strong enough yet, they were forced into these roles early on as the network leader, Steve Morgan became overly obsessed with church planting. Steve cares more for sending more church plants than he does making sure his congregation in each church has time to rebuild and grow. I have been on the verge of leaving for the last 2-3 years just due to a stalemate in growth, heck even small group discussions didn't seem fun, if anything they were more a waste of my time and money, yes money as I have a child I had to put in their child care and pay $15 a week for. I never understood once Blue Sky paid off their building entirely why they cannot help support families and pay for the childcare or at least help assist. The reason we left: Back in October 2021 during one of the team meetings (one Sunday a month that people who serve/volunteer in the church can meet), a small blurb was mentioned about not believing what is being said online. My wife and I had no idea what he, Krsh, lead pastor now at Blue Sky, was referring to. A week later my wife found this website "LeavingTheNetwork" which talked a lot about problems within the network. When I started reading through many of these I will admit I blew them off as just attacks upon the church from people who don't like the way the network is run since no pastor there has gone through seminary nor even counseling to help lead the church. These guys are raised up from the church itself, generally young 20s fresh out of college waiting to start their career until God calls them (typically Steve and pastors would pick these people and tell them) to lead, then they give up their career and work for the church. After Christmas 2021 more stories started coming out on the website, but this time from people who I knew and looked highly upon as they were once leaders of some sort or another in the church and now exposing it. I vaguely remember my old small group leader telling me not to read any of the website and not to believe it (this was at Christmas). Two months later, in February my wife and I finally decided to pull the plug from Blue Sky and the network. We invited our old small group leaders over for dinner (the ones who told us not to read or listen to the website) to break the news to them, but they beat us to the punch and informed us that they were leaving due to the network issues, we were totally blown away and lead to a great conversation. Fast forward a few months until now, I've stayed quiet on this as I didn't really want to go out and inform everyone as the information is out there, but after the latest news last Friday, made from one of the past overseers who had to hold onto this knowledge for years. Steve Morgan, the main leader of the entire church network, back in 1986 while he was a Youth Leader for a Mormon church, at 22 years old committed "forced sodomy" with a 15 year old boy. The LeavingTheNetwork website has come across the scanned files from the court and it reads the committed act is 'forced sodomy on a minor'. I read the entire court document, to me it is very disturbing. Steve kept this a secret with only a few leaders in the church until 2019 when he told all leaders what had happened. Now I am not sure what he "told" them but what I can say is that last Sunday at Blue Sky (I heard from others who still go there) that during the morning announcements they said that there has been sexual misconduct that has come up in regards to the main leader, Steve Morgan, and that more will be addressed at the Team meeting later that night. He also mentioned that this Team meeting is open to all. I got word that on Sunday night, Krsh had addressed this as Steve had consensual sexual activity with a boy in their late teens. Krsh lied, I cannot stay silent any longer!

Very welcoming and open-minded. Different opinions, beliefs, approaches to religion are all…read moreaccepted. I never feel like I'm being preached to or judged in church. The sermons also range from inspiring, to analytical, to humorous as both pastors are friendly and have a great sense of humor. They have an amazing children's and teen program led by an amazing young pastor. There's also no pressure. :) You become involved where and how much you would like. The congregation can seem a bit older, but this fluctuates based on attendance. There are a growing number of younger attendees and young families who attend when they can.

I love being apart of this church! We are very open and loving community that welcomes everyone for…read morewho they are. I have been here since 2006 till now and our faith community is growing by the minute! we have lots of activities in this church and we are continuing to make more oppportunities as we have moved into our new facility and space we have! please stop by and get immediately hooked and get involved as soon as you want! All are welcome!