Kingdom Community International

Super friendly place to go. Love the way the pastor preaches the word. He speaks truth and he is down to earth. He does not pretend that he is perfect. The praise and worship is fantastic and they do a lot in the community.

Great church to be a part of,they are like family and the atmosphere is just beautiful

The presence of God is wonderful, from the worship to the anointed preaching to the beautiful brothers and sisters. they will know you are Christians by your love". So grateful to have found this church."

Just not for me. Never attended a church where the pastors were called First Lady". Felt bizarre. Two stars for the welcoming people

Great community and atmosphere. Always feel welcomed when I go and the people are true to their mission and values

I love the new pastor! The preaching is very informative. I learned a lot here. This is predominantly African American church but they don't treat other races any different. It I very easy to feel comfortable here. I do hope to see more diversity under this new management.This praise and worship is very lively. Please be advised that there is a random woman who randomly screams. So don't be too alarmed, as I was. You get used to it. Hopefully that will not always be the case.Nevertheless, no church is perfect. I am not sure if they still label themselves as Pentecostal. They have the charismatic feel but I believe that the doctrine is shifting closer to a non denominational or Baptist.Overall, it's worth visiting.

Great atmosphere,Jesus is the center of worship. People here are amazing, loving, friendly tell your friends and bring yourself too.

This Church is a great Christian Church. The Pastor and his Wife are Beautiful people.The people of the Church are are very nice as well. They love GOD and they love people. If you truly want to get close to GOD/JESUS then attend this Church. They really know how to have a relationship with our Mighty and Beautiful GOD.

I did not expect my first service to this Church, which I was told was evangelical and a part of thr Holiness Movement to be a sermon against Pentecosalism. To top it off, a baby was baptised with oil similar to Catholics. I found this very odd as most protestants do not baptize babies, and most baptisms are performed by full wafer immersion - most certainly by any charismatic movement.Although the Pastor seems to be well educated and biblically educated, the church itself was very bizarre is that it does not seem to base it's practises on any particular denomination or doctrine - and is not affiliated with any other church denomination or authority, but rather the interpretations of the Pastor and the community.I give this rating as a Christian Church, not as their conduct or behaviour. The ushers and congregation were more than welcoming and friendly, and I will pray for them all. Likewise, the Pastor is clearly an educated man who's intentions I'm sure are for the Lord. However, I did also feel that as a Christian Church (of whichever branch or thought(s) they are), it missed it's potential of being a gathering of believers doing the work of the Lord through the Holy Spirit, and unfortunately felt far too focused and caught up on polishing it's earthly image and processing it's own doctrine as opposed to God's unaltered. This was my impression.However, it was nonetheless interesting to see such a large congregation and a talented musical band. Despite my disagreements, my prayers are with the Pastor and the community.

Church of fun, not of God. This new church seems to have abandoned its previous values and biblical doctrines and now teaches open heresy and sin which it would have previously condemned. Did not feel the spirit, despite the kind people there. Very sad at this destruction of a once good Pentecostal church and the great souls there that now seems more interested in keeping up with the times. Not honest with their transformation and name change either. But kind people and best intentioned nonetheless.