Attended World outreach church this past Sunday, and it was a great experience. The way that total strangers came up to us and welcomed us was amazing. And we aren't talking about just saying hi and leaving. They stood and were interested in us. We are believers, active Christians at our home church, and traveled here to hear Dr. Ben Carson. Biblical truth was spoken by the head pastor ( not judging Dr. Carson because he was the guest speaker). It is a welcoming church, where love and kindness is on full display... Don't get this confused with acceptance of sin, because conviction and biblical truths will be preached. Phenomenal kids ministries too :)

This is a real truth telling Church. Its so refreshing to hear a pastor that is not afraid to tell the truth and preach the bible. There is no hatred here; only biblical truth. Now that may sometimes be hard to hear if you are being convicted so I suggest going to the bible reading and praying so God and help you discern the truth...the real truth....God's truth...not what you think it should be in this world. Our country got to the place it is now because well meaning Christians let the world direct their path instead of standing up for our Father in Heaven and speaking truth in a kind and gentle manner. Misleading people away from the bible is not kind. Love you WO and love you pastor Allen. Also, to those who encountered someone that may not have been so kind. I think it's important to know we all have good days and bad and we all get stressed so give them a break and instead of being offended....pray for them. :- )

I attended the Easter event to check out the church for Friday service, but I encountered some of the rudest people I’ve ever met. They spoke down to me as if I didn’t belong. I was with my husband and toddler, and while exploring indoors, we found the kids’ section. I asked the staff at the door about toddler activities, and instead of clearly explaining it was a child care setup, one of them abruptly told me only people with a ticket could enter and that I needed to move my wagon (used to carry our chairs). It finally clicked when I saw parents leaving service with tickets that it was child care. When I said, “Oh, it’s child care services,” she corrected me and said, “We don’t offer child care—it’s Christ services.” We won’t be back.