Adventures Academy

My husband and I visited from out of town. We really appreciated the Bible-centricity approach. The reverence for the word is refreshing. We were greeted, instantly, by a couple that guided us to grab some coffee and tea. While we were, clearly, not from the area and it showed in our dress/appearance, we feel comfortable enough to come back if we are in the area again because the Bible is the most important thing here.

What a wonderful place to come where I feel peace and connection. Every Sunday is a lesson in the teachings of the Bible and where Jesus leads us if we just open our hearts and minds. I need that. The elementary and Jr/Sr high programs are amazing and the opportunities for young and older adults are many. The staff is always ready to help and the leadership (Pastor) is visible and welcoming. The worship music is outstanding. (Don’t tell the Pastor - it is my favorite part). In all my years I have not attended a church that has pulled me in the way Flourishing Grace has.

We have been going to FGC for almost 10 years now. We are so thankful for the community it has brought us in Christ for our family. In addition, mom co (mops) has been a huge blessing to me over the past four years as I navigate the role of being a mom.

This place is home to my family. When you step through the doors, you are greeted with warm and welcoming people. My husband and I got connected with other young adults here and have been plugged in ever since and these are the people we do life with. Everyone here feels like family. The worship music and the messages each week are sure to draw you closer to Jesus! Best church around!

recently visited this church hoping to find a welcoming community and a place to connect spiritually. Unfortunately, my experience left me feeling quite the opposite. From the moment I walked in, I felt like an outsider. The atmosphere didn’t feel warm or inviting—there were very few greetings, and most people kept to themselves or their familiar groups. What stood out most was a subtle but clear sense of judgment. Whether it was the way I dressed or simply being new, I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was being quietly evaluated rather than embraced. It’s disheartening when a place that’s meant to reflect love and acceptance instead feels closed off and critical. I understand that every community is different, and perhaps this church works well for others. But for me, it didn’t feel like a space where someone new—or someone different—could feel truly at home. I hope the leadership will consider how they welcome visitors and reflect on whether the environment matches the message of grace they preach.