"A diverse and multi-generational community gathered to do life together. That can look like growing closer to God, His people, and being transformed into a better way of life. Great place to get involved in serving others in need locally and around the world. I, like several others, have been here my entire adult life; from the beginning of my marriage & career, through raising kids, and serving in several ministries that Foundry offers."

"I'm not a Christian but my wife is a follower of Jesus christ. I have accompanied her here a few times now and it is always a pleasant experience. No one trying to recruit me, or judge me for not being like them. Just friendly people trying to do good."

"Please do a better job addressing safety concerns related to the parking lot of the church. At the time of posting this review, there are no traffic calming measures or signs at the entrance to alert drivers of an intended speed limit for the lot. Drivers should abide by traffic laws and drive with caution when driving anywhere. However, a parking lot attendant has been stepping into the pedestrian path of oncoming vehicles, flashing his flashlight at drivers, and telling them to slow down. I was driving under 10 mph before the attendant stopped me and told me to slow down. The pedestrian path is in the middle of the lot and drivers tend to go even slower at that point anyway because of the posted pedestrian walkway signage and it requires a right turn to proceed further into the lot. While I understand the intent behind the efforts of a parking lot attendant, the attendant's approach is unsafe for the attendant and drivers. Without properly placed signage or speed-control measures at the entrance, drivers do not have advanced notice of an intended speed limit for the lot. Implementing these changes would much better ensure safety of church attendees, trail users, pedestrians, and drivers."

"Good place to worship God. Great people. They serve Coffe and Jesus."

"Attended this church for over 11 years, from childhood to early adulthood, and subsequently left along with a lot of the youth. They have very flawed rhetoric. Science and religion can coincide, but here it was frowned upon. Women were attacked by purity culture, victim blamed for the clothes they wore, and men upheld as more deserving of leadership opportunities. Their “inclusive” and “welcoming” ideal did not include those who were different from them, and they spoke out openly against the LGBTQIA+ community. So much for inclusive and God-loving. Hopefully they’ve changed since then, but their harmful impact on my life, and others who attended at the same time as me, will forever be a stain on the community."