What an amazing group of people!

They welcome everyone and truly serve their community.

The worship is first rate and powerful. Think "Hillsong" or "Bethel" style. All the musicians are top notch with hearts ablaze for Christ.

Pastor Jay Coleman's sermons are insightful, funny, relevant and he is truly a humble man. That's a rare thing in the ministry these days.

It's a no pressure service, no "holier-than-thou" or "self righteous" types running around. It's almost as if most people there know that they aren't perfect either and are grateful to have found out that God loves them just as they are! What a relief...

humble real people who are accepting of others. Journey Church is the real deal, my family has benefited tremendously from being there.

This is an amazing church. The Pastor is a genuinely good man with a sense of humor who delivers wonderful messages about God. We have been attending Journey for a year now and are so happy to finally have found the place for our family. The Worship Team only sings 4 songs, which I like, and they play so well together. Journey also has age appropriate classes for the kids. My son, who is almost 7, LOVES J-Kids. I highly recommend this church to any who is looking for a place to attend.

(Oh yeah, let's not forget that they serve CC's coffee before church-Frozen too!)

Journey is a pretty good church. The people are very nice, and the atmosphere is pretty inviting. The only thing I didn't like was how there were like 6 women on stage at the beginning of the service. Not only did it seem that they were fighting for attention or to out sing one another, they sung these really long repetitive songs that when you thought it was going to finally end, and you could sit down, they sung another one, and another one, and another one. For some reason the music part really urked me- and made me and my family uncomfortable. Besides the music issue- The Pastor was Fantastic! He is very personal, and funny, and uplifting for Christianity. If it wasn't for their music performance at the beginning of service this church would have gotten five stars for sure.