Central Community Church — Attraction in Niagara-on-the-Lake

The Central Community Church is a blessing in disguise for our family as we were able to celebrate Sunday service here during our family get together at Niagara on the lake. We arrived early to check in our grandkids who were really excited to meet other kids at their Sunday school. I noticed that there was a counter to buy coffee for those who rushed on an empty stomach. I believe it feels like a mega church. The hall was full and the foyer had a great, warm atmosphere of fellowship. The Sunday service started right on time. The praise and worship was full of joy! The sound system was awesome highlighting the good quality of vocals of the worship music. The Pastor was God-sent delivering the message of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Transforming our lives was the focus of the preaching. The Bible is a strong foundation of the preaching and it was embodied throughout the entire service. My family and I were spiritually nourished. Thank you and may the Lord continue to sustain, bless and provide the needs of your church! Highly...

I have attended one church service, two concerts, and a "market" at this venue. It is bright, clean, modern and spacious. I disliked having to wait in line outside to access the venue for the concerts, especially on cold, wet autumn days. The cafe was open, but they only sell beverages and snacks, no meals. We arrived at 4:45pm without eating dinner prior, so that was frustrating. The concerts themselves were great! Good sound quality, lighting, monitors with lyrics, comfortable seating. Church was very... professional. Everyone was friendly and welcoming, but also very impersonal. It would be quite the experience for a new believer, but I don't know how they would truly connect. I will never again attend a market here. Please vet vendors so you don't have satanic/new age items being sold in the same space you worship the next...

Even if I love the place, I never give a huge church five stars. It's just impossible for it to be as beneficial. A common misconceptions is the bigger the church the healthier the church. Actually it's usually quite the opposite.

I remember when my wife stopped going to church. I attended every week and was on the platform to lead worship twice a month. However it was almost 9 months before anyone even realize she was gone. It was ridiculous and that happened in Southridge Community Church. Oh they will always have an excuse for that kind of stuff. But thats big church!

Well surprise! Jesus also attends small churches! I know it's just great! Who knew?

Anyway I think you get...