Gateway Family Church

Welcoming , warm, unassuming , positive, fun original,open, giving, minicaring, open,real,comfortable, musical and Jesus would be pleased and very happy with those of whom are spreading God's word and the way it is being done.

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Pretty crazy Church in a good way. They have a live band at the beginning for around 45 minutes

The first time my husband and I entered this church, it felt like home. It is a Spirit-led, supportive and loving environment. Pastor Landen preaches on healing (soul and body) and walking in kingdom life through the Holy Spirit. Each message seems to revolve around the Gospel message in a fresh and unique way. They also have a school called “Kingdom Life school”, formerly known as “Gateway school of supernatural.” If you’re looking for a church to challenge and grow your faith, this church is what you’ve been looking for.

I really enjoyed visiting Gateway Family Church after I had researched them on their web-site which was very helpful. Loved the praise & worship & the pastor's message on valuing the presence of God was just what I needed that day. I was greeted by the pastor & one other person. I will come to worship here the next time I am in the area

The tendency happens where there is the stigma that going to a new Church by yourself for the first time is intimidating. I didn't feel that way at all. I honestly didn't know what to expect walking into Gateway Family Church. It kept coming up in my prayers which was fascinating, and I realize that the encounter that I experienced with the Holy Spirit was so much greater than I thought it would be. I like that it is a smaller church especially within the congregation. Bless this church for what Pastor Landen and others are doing in the Body of Christ. I go to a different Church, but this is a place I could always come back to if I needed to do so just because of what is happening at Gateway Family . There is something different here that I haven't seen at other churches. They focus on the Kingdom of God, believe in intercessory prayer, other things. A lot of Churches are missing that nowadays where it seems to focus on an agenda style approach. The notion that this Church is helping people to get equipped and think in a Kingdom sort of way is unique . Honestly, in all my years of looking at different churches, this has to be one of the top 3 I've been too in my entire life. I could feel the presence of the Holy Spirit. I also like how friendly the people are there and how focused it is on making you feel like Family. I hope to come again in the future to visit and I pray that this Church would help disciple people and help people grow and to send people out to do the work that Jesus calls us to do. Incredible and an unforgettable experience I could go on, but I will be back, and who knows what the Holy Spirit will do. Thank you Jesus!

This church promotes the false theology of the NAR and or Bethel Redding under Bill Johnson, the same ones who had to close their "healing rooms" due to Covid-19, the same one who while claiming that you must be disease free as disease is not in heaven, the wife, Beni Johnson, is in an advance stage of cancer.

I grew up with this church and I was a foster child of Landen's mother. Not only do they preach harmful theology at this church, in my personal opinion (which you would have to decide for yourself upon attending, but my warning is to be critical, thoughtful, and careful), but this negative experience I will describe perfectly illustrates why this is not a safe place, again, in my opinion. When I was a teenager I needed community, support, and most of all, radical, loving acceptance. This is what Gateway seems to represent on the surface. However, once, at a church event I, in a moment of brave vulnerability, went to Pastor Landon himself and showed him the fresh self-harm marks on my arm. I wanted help. I didn't know how to handle what I was going through on my own. That's the point of community, isn't it? He didn't even say anything... He just awkwardly walked away and didn't address what I had presented to him at all. He didn't get me help from anyone else in the church or outside of it. He didn't try to get me the necessary mental health support I needed. I view this as a failure in his leadership and duty to serve his congregation. Additionally, someone they had on their youth leadership team who'd known me for years when I was underage hit on me after I became of age. That is grooming. No, it is not "fine." If they had a relationship while the minor was still underage, they shouldn't romantically approach them once they become of age. The power imbalance in that kind of relationship structure with that history is clear. This outcome reflects poorly on Gateway's hiring and volunteer screening practises. I cannot, in good faith, recommend that anyone attend or involve themselves with this congregation.