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  Fellowship North can be a very legalistic church. Most members care more about how they appear to people rather than allowing grace for a process of sanctification. There have been of people who have felt like they have to perform or achieve to win the approval of God at this church. This church says that they care about racial unity but you still see the same Dogtown cliques hang together. Members will smile in your face and talk about you behind your back. Your business will be passed around like it's theirs to tell. People will only talk to you if they want to know something or need something. If you serve in a certain area, they will work you to death because the same few people serve. As far as new people, if you weren't invited by someone you know that goes there, good luck having anyone talk to you in the lobby. Certain black people will be placed on a pedestal for certain ones to say, "Hey I did my Christian duty to be racially unified." If you like surfaced level relationships by all means, this is the church for you. Most people here don't like to go deep or be known unless they're finding information out about you.

  Added June 27, 2017 by Shannan Stewart
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  22 years later, I’m still so glad this is the place where I’ve been planted.

  Added February 28, 2017 by Bryan Jones