Eugene Faith Center

Finesse

There are great people here. There are also lots of good opportunities like kids camp, middle school, and highschool camp in the summer and it's just overall and great atmosphere. Additionally, there's a little coffee shop that's open for a while after the service.

Janet King

Pastor Steve is kind and easy to relate to and he has funny stories. Nice people who attend service, and worship music is nice.

Mike Conard

I went three weeks in a row and nary a person spoke with me and this was AFTER the Pastor gave a message about that EXACT subject. I felt completely unwelcome and I know another who had the same experience there. Click church.

Destiny Fargher

I've heard it said that a good children's show is written on two levels - the child's and the parent's - because it is valuable for children and parents watch together. I feel like a good sermon is similar: it needs to provide nourishment for those beginning their journey, as well as depth and insight for more seasoned Christians, so that everyone can come as they are and grow together. That is a very difficult thing to do, and this staff does it well. There is a deep maturity there not only among the staff, but also in much of the congregation. I very much appreciate the "intellectual holiness" - I never feel like legitimate theological questions are hand-waved away with a flippant "you just have to have faith". This place isn't scared of real, hard-hitting questions, and the staff actually discuss and answer them rather than just trying to sweep them under the rug. The pastor is intelligent, introspective, and incredibly mature. Still waters run deep. If you've found yourself disillusioned by churches that view reason and rational discourse as "of the devil", you might give this place a try. It is still a "standard" American church (contemporary Christian worship, 3-point sermon, and summer BBQs), but with a solid foundation of love, mutual respect, humility.