Northrock Church

This church was extremely welcoming for the first few times we attended, back when it was still in the auditorium of Reagan HS. Since they moved to their own building, the church has lost a little bit of its crowd-​friendliness as it has grown in number. The pastor and his wife are beautiful, Christ-​like people, and I have nothing bad to say about them at all. They always made us feel at home. However, once we went through the Growth Track, I feel like we lost our shine and were expected to immediately jump into assisting with some area — essentially running the church. I did not feel that I was spiritually in the right place to be taking on responsibility for other people’s journey. This church models itself by the message of bringing people who don’t know Christ to salvation, reaching out to those who have lost their way, and rehabilitating the ones who have strayed. I didn’t feel that this was the type of worship that I am called to participate in. I craved more structure and a less free-​spirited environment — having been raised Catholic. I felt that at times it was more about the singing and church-​building than it was about learning and revering. My husband and I stopped attending once he began working on Sundays again and we were unable to make the service times. It is a beautiful group of people, and I hope they continue to grow and become everything they pray to be, but I never really fit in there, and not from lack of trying. Maybe we’ll try to rejoin again someday? God Bless!

Extremely friendly and judgement free. Just come as you are and meet Christians. Great place to be and also a great place to get involved and volunteer.