Home Church - charleston - Charleston (IL)

1 /5 Rachel Stenger: Leadership puts leaders like Andy Stanley and Craig Groshell above following the leadership of Christ. They follow and emulate a business like mentality and mindset while trying to replicate whatever the leaders of these mega churches are doing. They have grown shallow. It’s all about the lights, sound, and “experience.” They have lost their heartbeat for Christ and continue to loose staff and congregation because of big pride issues.

4 /5 Yaara Onyebuchi: I really enjoy Home Church. I wish there were more opportunities for small groups so I can make friends and grow roots into the community but their options are very limited for young moms with difficult schedules. I havent made any friends yet/no community outreach and Ive gone here for over a year, but I know I have to join something to actually meet people. Its just very hard for young moms. Other than that they have a lot of options for youth and people who have more open availability.

5 /5 Krayten Willison: Home church was originally named Salisbury if you were wondering. But they changed the name. The church is a very great place for worshiping. If you have children this place is a good option for you. There are rooms for the children. A room for baby’s (nursery) a 2 and 3 year old room. A 4 year old room and a 5 year old room. Their is also a big room upstairs for children that are 6 and older when taking children to rooms there is a check in counter we’re you type in your last name and the machine prints out sticker for you and your children. The adults stickers are used for check out when you go to get your kids after the service. There are two services one at 9:00 and the other at 11:00. The services are about an hour long and are very good. The pastor at the time is Witt. The former pastor the retired was Scott sims. Please join us on Sunday fir services. Have a great day.

3 /5 Aaron Tardy: Its a pretty solid place of worship outside a few staff and volunteers members who make the environment kind of uncomfortable for me. Despite that Ive been coming to this church on and off for the last 5 years and consistently for two years now and it is a great place to call "Home".

5 /5 Doris Lawhorn Brown: I have always called Salisbury Church my home church since 1993. In 1998 I left the area and stopped attending service there. I’ve never forgotten how welcomed I felt from day one. Still to this day I feel it’s the best home church and church family anyone could ask for. I’ve been back in this area for some time now and I think it’s time I should start attending again.