“I'm a Roman Catholic Christian. I LOVE Jesus in the Eucharist. However, sometimes I "visit" Christ Community Church, mainly for the fellowship. (I have two older siblings that go there.) Their pastor is, well, cool. He's in his late 50s and his sermons are scriptual, prepared, and profound. He is very HUMBLE and nonjudgmental. (He knows that I am a Catholic, but never argues or snubs me.)Their services always begin with praise and worship. The praise music is similar to a soft rock band: guitar, bass, drums, and piano. Their lead singer is always spot on: lyrics are posted on "screens" through the help of projectors. The songs are usually contemporary and easy to learn. You're free to sing with you hands up or down. The congregation always participates. It is beautiful. This lasts about half an hour.After worship there are announcements and then the sermon. (The sermon usually lasts about 45 minutes.) After the sermon there is usually a closing prayer. Afterward, people hang out and "catch up" with one another.All-in-all, the sevice is well worth your time. I recommend any Roman Catholic Mass first, but this particular Christ Community Church is special and their pastor is a REAL Christian leader: he cares more about people than about his status.”
Churches And Places Of Worship
Churches And Places Of Worship
Churches And Places Of Worship
“I'm a Roman Catholic Christian. I LOVE Jesus in the Eucharist. However, sometimes I "visit" Christ Community Church, mainly for the fellowship. (I have two older siblings that go there.) Their pastor is, well, cool. He's in his late 50s and his sermons are scriptual, prepared, and profound. He is very HUMBLE and nonjudgmental. (He knows that I am a Catholic, but never argues or snubs me.)Their services always begin with praise and worship. The praise music is similar to a soft rock band: guitar, bass, drums, and piano. Their lead singer is always spot on: lyrics are posted on "screens" through the help of projectors. The songs are usually contemporary and easy to learn. You're free to sing with you hands up or down. The congregation always participates. It is beautiful. This lasts about half an hour.After worship there are announcements and then the sermon. (The sermon usually lasts about 45 minutes.) After the sermon there is usually a closing prayer. Afterward, people hang out and "catch up" with one another.All-in-all, the sevice is well worth your time. I recommend any Roman Catholic Mass first, but this particular Christ Community Church is special and their pastor is a REAL Christian leader: he cares more about people than about his status.”