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  Yes I was just there today you had a couple of people who work who was not so nice and I have a big family and that was not enough food for only 5 people and too me discrimination plays a factor when you don't add the other 2 I won't be back there this is not the first pantry I have done a review on if you want people too feel welcome start being more nicer too them. Don't say if you don't like it here go too another pantry or even tell someone you can't go back that way with no sign no nothing stating that we was there hoping we would get enough food too feed are family and you left 2 people out and using all those points up by adding more on your stuff was ridiculous.

  Added July 14, 2017 by Patty Harrison
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  Sadly one of the most painful experiences I've had. My wife and I attended for nearly 6 months, I became heavily involved in volunteering, and unfortunately the deeper you get into your church sometimes you end up witnessing some bad stuff. When I brought my concerns to the lead pastors and other upper personnel at the church, they wanted for things to remain quiet and behind the curtain. This was very hard for my wife and I, because we both thought we had really found a home, but instead we were told, "Good luck in finding another church." We didn't want to leave, so that was their way of telling us to leave without actually having to say it. A heart breaking experience.

  Added May 16, 2017 by cjordan
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  Happier now because of this church than EVER! Thank God for this church!

  Added February 09, 2017 by Patricia Conner
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  Grace Church has been a completely life changing place for me. My brother-in-law invited me to Grace in 2004 to do an internship. I did not really have a relationship with Christ and was making terrible decisions. Something was pushing me there, so I said, "yes." At the time, I didn't know that "something" was God, but now I do. Grace completely changed my life.
  
  I've been attending Grace Church since 2007 (when I moved back from Florida). I've been involved in several ministry areas: Women of Grace, Grace Groups, Grace Kids and Teen 180 (a recovery group for teens). Because I've been a part of these various ministries, I've gotten to know people who have played a significant role in my life. For instance, my Women of Grace group helped me dive deeper into the Bible while gaining life long friends and learning from women in all life stages. Our Grace Group has been together for 7 years now. While it took us about 3 years to find our groove, that group is my family. We have been through so many life altering events together: weddings, babies being born, loss of children, loss of grandparents, adoption and family members, new jobs, financial problems, graduating, going back to school and so much more. Most of us don't have family within a 4 hour radius, so we are each others family. For instance, when our daughter was born 3 weeks early, they went to our house and put her nursery together to surprise us. And, they had a refrigerator full of food ready for us. We are each others life-line.
  
  Grace is the most welcoming and challenging church I have ever been to. It might seem overwhelming when you walk in, but once you get to know a few people and join a few groups, you'll see that we are all one great big happy family. If you haven't been to a service, you have to come check us out. Our senior pastor and teaching pastors are dedicated to teaching God's truth and not shying away from hard topics. They're honest and accepting. Also, our worship is amazing! You will get something new every week. You'll see every style played on any given week along with every instrument (no joke, the senior director of worship knows how to play piano, guitar, drums, accordion, keys, organ and anything else he can get his hands on). Some weeks might be contemplative, while others are upbeat and soulful, while others are a mix of organ, hymns, jazz, choir and more. No matter what weekend you're here, it's good and God is certainly in the midst of it all.
  
  Another thing that I love about Grace is the fact that the church is dedicated to healing the broken places of this world. It's not just about coming in and getting filled, it's about going out and making a difference. We do this through our 40+ partner ministries, dozens of short-term trip opportunities, our Care Center (which feeds 450+ families a week!), and so much more. I grew up in a Catholic church, which did not focus on volunteerism, so this was new to me when I came here. It's a life transforming opportunity when you get to serve others and that is the expectation here. Each year, the church even gives $1M+ to outside ministries in need! I know that Grace has been life-saving for so many. So, we hope you join us!

  Added December 02, 2016 by Kristen Raves
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  When they first opened before they expanded anything they were amazing. Now it's just like one big concert scene and it's horrible. I will never return back.

  Added September 05, 2016 by Brittany Hall