Citizen Church

This church is so good, the pastor is amazing, but the pastors wife is even better. And the youth group is amazing and the youth pastor is extremely talented. The coffee shop runner Mariah Greer is so good at making coffee. I love her.

Authentic, excellent teaching from the Bible, welcoming, making changes locally and worldwide. There are many ways to plug in and connect with others as well. Best church overall I have been to

A great place if you are 15-35 and sexy and handsome or pretty. For the rest of this, "Come and go," give us your money and listen to the Pastor's shout into microphones. If you are over 35, no one will befriend you or fellowship with you. Just come in, listen, give your money, and then leave ASAP. So go there for sure is you are sexy, handsome or pretty, and under 35.

I've been a Christian for a long time. I'm very close to many people in the community that belong to other churches. They have their gift, their place. Their purpose. Citizens is very outreach centric. We seek to make a difference in our community by getting involved in supporting schools, CYFD, the families and children, our first responders, people on the streets and so so much more. My family has grown with them through the ups and downs. No church is perfect cuz people are a part of it. But Pastor Dustin and Mandy are genuine. They use resources in our church to support other churches- who does that! They aren't just focused on serving themselves but helping other pastors. We have a huge focus on the next generation. It is a modern way to communicate God's love to a Tik Tok gaming media generation. There is so much good and passion. People can come in truly as they are, not pretending to be good enough or righteous enough. Eventuality they are around others that they transform. I'm humbled and honored to be part of this church! It keeps maturing and growing and innovating. It's a pretty special place!

This church made me stop believing in god,. I was going through a tough time, needed someone, anyone to talk to. I've been going for about 4 years, went through their classes, grew with them paid into their classes and such. So what happened? I needed someone, anyone when I was having a rough time in my life. Who did I reach out to?? Each and every pastor through their emails, their instagram, the Facebook page, the lobby and information center on 3 separate Sundays looking for anyone to try and keep me from blowing my head off. Did anyone talk to me, nope!!! We're they friendly in the lobby, sure they were but they forgot about me and left me standing there with the wait here I'll be back. 2 hours later I only got, were locking up and we need you to leave. Small group leaders, I called a couple, sent a couple emails but never got a response back, seemed like they didn't want to bother with someone in pain but they were all really happy when I donated about 13k a year. CC and the pastoral staff love money, it appears, love to speak a good game but I stopped short of knocking on the pastor's office when they walked right by me and paid me not even a hello to my getting, so when it came to backing up their claim of we love our people they feel VERY VERY VERY VERY SHORT. Like an things in New Mexico this is a click, and if you aren't from here they really make sure you don't feel welcome, but your pocket book certainly is.

I do like Copper Pointe. My mom's co-worker suggested I try it out (Wake) to meet other young adults my age. The worship service feels more like a concert (but in a good way). Great music, great dedication. Pastor Brandon and Delaney have a way of relating to this age group (I will always remember the story Pastor Brandon told about Chick-fil-A and how young people need to stand up for their beliefs, even if they may not be popular). Cute cafe and a variety of meals afterwards from pizza to Saggio's to Last Call. Lately, they've started talking about the differences between Catholics and those that came to their church from the Catholic church. While it is good to know the differences, several Catholics do attend and it should be inclusive of all faiths that just want to hear a good message for the week

This is one of the best church is I have ever been to. Whether you have been a Christian your entire life or you are exploring different religions or if you're an atheist... you will definitely experience God's love in this church through the people and pastoral staff. COME AS YOU ARE.

In the beginning, my family and I were absolutely thrilled to have found this church. They were always super welcoming as soon as we walked in but that's where the friendless ended. The service should focus more on spreading the word and not about putting on a show. We attended for a few months but quickly started noticing that if you weren't part of their "click," a generous donator, young or white, they paid no attention to you. Immediately after service, security ushers the main entourage out of the auditorium and they don't come out to fellowship with the regular people.. It's clear as day that they are only concerned about wealth and receiving money.

This is my favorite place to be. I love the people. I have never felt so seen and included in this community. These people radiate the love of Jesus Christ and because of that I have come to know Him deeper as well. The Lord is doing big things here!!

Easter Sunday. New to town. Registered to attend the 11:15 service. Walked in, saw the newcomers' table and signed in. Very crowded (several hundred people to be a conservative estimate). Me and 4 other people (less than 1% of those present) wearing a mask. I made it to the door of the auditorium and turned around and left. Just not comfortable given my known health issues being in that environment.