Autumn Ridge is a warm and friendly church. The teaching is biblically sound and worship is contemporary. It is one of the biggest churches in the area, so it might feel overwhelming if you are not used to a larger church. If you are willing to work that and get involved with a small group or serving team, I think you will enjoy this gem of a church and the people who call Autumn Ridge their church home.

If you’re searching for a church that feels like home and an experience that leaves your heart full, you must visit Autumn Ridge Church! I attended their Christmas Eve service tonight, and while I’m not a regular churchgoer (let’s be honest, I’ve gotten a little lazy and usually stick to YouTube services), this evening completely changed that for me. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and genuine—no pressure, no awkwardness, and absolutely no focus on asking for money. It was simply about connection, joy, and the true meaning of Christmas. They handed out cookies and hot cocoa and had a brass band playing. The vibe was 🤩 instantly. The opening song, “Joy to the World,” completely caught me off guard. It was so moving that I found myself smiling and tearing up all at once. I didn’t realize how much my soul needed this service until I was in the middle of it. Pastor Rick delivered the Christmas story in such a fun and refreshing way—it wasn’t stuffy or overly serious. And he even mentioned Shaboozy’s song Good News! I listened to it on the way home, grinning ear to ear. Oh, and their rendition of “The First Noel”? It felt like a full-on celebration—like we’d been transported to a huge concert! The energy in the room was electric, and it was impossible not to get swept up in it. All the feels, all the joy, and honestly, my heart and soul feel so full. I can’t wait to come back and become a regular in-person attendee. Autumn Ridge Church has something truly special, and I couldn’t recommend it more highly!

I've only ever attended it as a venue and not a church. My experience was great - good seating, great acoustics, nice facilities. However, the parking is atrocious. The first shall be last and the last shall be first - unless you're here, where everyone is the last to leave. Make sure you give yourself an extra half hour to get back to the babysitter, because you're going to need it if you're leaving an event with the crowd.