Awesome place to be! When I first walked in for the first time my wife and I were treated…read moreamazingly. This place is full of love. Everyone is very genuine. I feel that I can be me here. There's plenty of things to be part of here. It's a multicultural non denominational church. Check out the website for more information it's a place that you can grow! www.commitmentchurch.org

Looking for a place to call home?, then come on by, take a seat, breathe in, dry your eyes and…read moresay...I'm Home! Simple as that!

What a wonderful place to be for a wonderful word. Bethany is life changing and spirit shaking…read more With all the members there Paster David G Evans will scale the room and notice you are there. It only takes one conversation for him to remember you. They ask that you come broken so God can repair you, don't wait until you are perfect to seek him. This man delivers the word of God every time. The church is open EVERYDAY so what ever you are facing you do not have to face it alone. Come see for yourself, I promise that you will feel the presence of the Lord. This ministry is there to reach every age group! Open that door and build a spiritual legacy for your family so that they will follow by example. "This is how I fight my battles, It make look like I'm surrounded but I'm surrounded by you!"

I visited Bethany for a pre-Women's Day service recently where a guest preacher, that I follow on…read moreIG, was preaching. My 16yo daughter commented that we should visit one day for Sunday service, as it is less than ten miles from home. I expected there to be an offering, but in the beginning of the service, they had two baskets. Bishop Evans said one was for the guest preacher, and the other for the ministry. He then said we needed to put the same amount in each basket. Umm, say what now? I've never heard a pastor tell the congregation how to give! I had a $10 bill and a $5 bill. I put the former in the basket for the guest, since she was the reason I was there, and nothing in the other. The guest preacher was awesome, but when she was done, SHE announced another offering for herself! Needles to say, I did not give. I mean, I thought that's what the earlier offering was for! Then, Bishop Evans says "if you didn't sow a seed, you should have", and words to the effect that your blessings are dependent on your giving. I was outdone! And to top it all off, there was no altar call. I guess they were too concerned with folks's money than their souls. Even my daughter said, after we left, that therein lies the reason a lot of people don't go to church, especially mega churches - because they think they're all about the money. I'm thankful that at my home church, Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church, we pray for those who want to give but can't. I was disappointed in my experience at Bethany. So much so, that Jesus Christ himself would have to be preaching before I would visit again!

We have really enjoyed this church. We went during missions month, and they are a very nice…read morechurch! A heart for the nations and a heart for their community. It's a place that truly loves God and stands firmly on His Word. The pastor teaches the Gospel clearly and doesn't shy away from speaking truth... even when it challenges you to look at your own heart. Those messages are exactly what's needed today, and they always point back to growing closer to Jesus. Another thing we love is the kids and youth ministries. My kiddos absolutely love going! It's a fun, welcoming environment, but more importantly, the teachers genuinely care about guiding kids and teens toward a real relationship with Jesus. If you're looking for a God-loving church that teaches the Bible, this is a good place.

I was raised Catholic, then switched to Episcopalian in 2003 for some personal reasons…read more My son started attending Bethel because of some friends who are parishioners. I joined him today, per his request. This church is beautiful and humongous ... a bit too over the top for me though, with the large screens (you can follow bible verses, readings, and song lyrics), concert type performances and loudness on the microphones. As much as I love music, I prefer a talking service, with minimal singing. I'll go again to support my son but I'll stick with my little, much quieter parish. Lovely people but not for me.

This "fallen Catholic" loves this parish --- Episcopalian…read more Our Reverend Margaret (retiring end of this year :( ) is incredible - personable, enthusiastic, passionate and words difficult readings in an understandable ways. The small parish is very clean and neat. The congregation is truly like a small close knit family. Little ones can attend Sunday school - the teachers are wonderful! After 10 am Sunday mass - go across the street to the parish hall for coffee hour. Parishioners take turns providing the treats. Donate (or not) as you deem. In the summer there are "Sundae Sundays" - just what it implies. Yum! My only gripe is that there aren't enough Mass offerings, although I know its because it isn't a large parish.