Grace Pointe - Monroe (LA)

5 /5 Robert Deal: I am so glad to enter into our Lords house as often as possible. Where our Lord leads, we should follow The Just One journey. Thanks to the Bishop and all that was in our Lords present.

5 /5 Collinson Jeannie: Been going on 4 years now. Worship is amazing, the spirit is there every Sunday and every Wednesday. The groups are fantastic. They have GP31 for the womens ministry, the Hub for teens, branches for pre-teens, and then childrens church for 5-9 and a nursery for infants and toddlers. If you want to be pushed in your walk, come here.

5 /5 Larry Goss: The praise and worship music are some of the best in Monroe, La and possibly the tri-state area(yes, they’re that good.). The leadership team care about each and every person that walks through the doors, as well as the ones who don’t. I’ve never felt more welcome or made to feel apart of a church in my life as I do attending here. Come give them a chance to feed your soul and to offer their fellowship. This church is an oasis in the desert.

5 /5 J Lewis: Great church! The worship music is the best! The people are all friendly and truly caring. The Pastor is anointed. Kids ministry is awesome.

1 /5 Laura: I have been desperately searching for a comfortable place to worship and connect to God. To experience church music and fellowship again. I went to Grace Pointe because of what was on their website and facebook page. "Our vision is to create a community that Unchurched people love"... and on facebook, "this church is organized as non denominational." To be non denominational means to not associate with or claim a specific denomination. Yes with in the first 20 or so minutes of the service, the minister or pastor or whatever he is called there says "We are Pentecostal in nature and we speak in tongues." THAT IS NOT NON DENOMINATIONAL. THAT IS THE OPPOSITE. It made me extremely uncomfortable and I left and I will not return. It truly feels as though because of diminishing congregation numbers because of modern day people with modern day beliefs not wanting to associate with groups that spew hate and condemnation to Gods children for living their lives and living their LOVE as God made them, that they want to try to claim to be non denominational just to try and get people in the door. I have had extreme religious trauma around the Pentecostal religion, and to make myself vulnerable and go to a place I have never been, claiming to be a neutral safe place to worship God, just to immediately claim a religion strongly associated with hate, judgment, condemnation and intolerance, is sickening. You may not think its that serious, but is is. I wanted so badly to be comfortable and have a safe space to worship and connect with other people in touch with their spirituality, only to be reminded that I will probably never be comfortable participating in worship in the south because of the hate speech the majority, if not all denominations, claim. I just wanted to connect with God, and yet again, people are what pushed me away. Do not claim to be non denominational on every front and immediately claim a denomination. Non denominational or not Im pretty sure intentionally misleading people to manipulate them is a sin in the eyes of any person trying to live a life with good morals.