Xenos Christian Fellowship Campus

I went to xenos for about 6 months. I overall disagree with some of the teachings. I was in a home church also. Xenos talked about grace over good works. I disagree with this concept, I think good works are extremely important. & I would have liked to have done some good works like volunteering with my home church. I would have liked to go either to a homeless shelter, nursing home, or other service opportunities. I feel like they need to let people think for themselves. Not everyone thinks grace over good works is the central teaching. I think good works are important too, but I do love grace and mercy. I think the church needs to be more open minded also. And the church needs to be more accepting of all people. I also would have liked to have more creative and prayer opportunities, I felt that they just taught the Bible over and over again. There is no healing sessions there is no prayer sessions. So, I over all disagreed with some of these teachings.

Home-​based christian fellow ship group here, whose consitutents are mainly youth. Some accusations of being cultish, but nice people, who are okay people. Spreading word of god is part of their tenets, which is fine. Good coffee also. Good for young people looking for a community and god.

Just saved a sister in law from this terrible cult at Capital Univ. Run away from these people, don’t walk. They tried to alienate her from her family, used all sorts of hip music and drinking alcohol to entice young people. Witnessed several people being thrown out for not strictly following their views. Tried to coerce her and others to live in college house for «cheap» rent where more indoctrination takes place. Run away! It’s a cult, a modern manipulative cult that will tear you from your family and friends in the name of Jesus if they aren’t involved in Xenos.

I enjoy going to church here. Nobody tries to impose their beliefs on me. It’s non-​denominational. There is an 11 o’clock service for people like me that don’t do mornings. They have a decent coffee shop and it’s not taboo to bring your coffee/​snacks into the service. They also do alot of community service which to me is a big part of being a Christian. I have felt very welcome there. I feel that everyone I’ve meet there has tried to include me even though I can’t attend on a regular basis. My only complaint would be I’d like more music.