Church at the Cross - Orlando (FL)

1 /5 Andrew I.: This review isn’t about faith—it’s about power. The massive cross that looms over this area is not a symbol of welcome or community. It’s an imposition. Its size isn’t about reverence; it’s about visibility, dominance, and control. For Christians, it might feel like a statement of devotion. But for anyone outside that faith, Muslims, Hindus, Jews, atheists, and others it sends a very different message: this place is not for you. It’s hard to experience that cross as anything but a territorial marker, especially in a diverse community. Its presence reduces pluralism to tolerance at best, erasure at worst. Structures like this don’t arise from humility. They rise from the same cultural entitlement that has long used religion to marginalize others—through policy, violence, and silence. Faith doesn’t need to tower over neighborhoods. If it’s real, it meets people eye-to-eye.

5 /5 J: A conveniently located church with people that really care. The cross displayed in the back is a constant reminder of hope and love for all local citizens who commute daily on the turnpike. Love it.

1 /5 Diaz William: How very sad that this church never got back to any of my emails. I had asked them if They accepted and were LGBT friendly. They totally ignored both of my emails. I am a gay male who believes in God and I got baptized recently and it’s sad that this church judges people who are from that community. I wanted to start going to a church on Sundays and it’s very sad because God mentions to not judge people. I feel like this Church is very judgmental. You cannot believe in God and judge others.

5 /5 Jake Richardson: Great sermon and Worship. The sermon was Bible based, uplifting, and encouraging. The Worship was upbeat, contemporary with familiar songs, and beautiful. Great Lords Day!!

5 /5 Sheilah Champion: This is my home church, and I LOVE it. We have 7 language groups in our church including American Sign Language. We meet together, worship together, laugh and love together. If you are looking for the "Hatian" or "Filipino" section, there isnt one. We blend together and sit where ever. Racial boundaries are not "observed". We just received a new pastor from Gods hand after being without a pastor for a little over a year. We are excited to see how much more we can affect the community of Orlando through outreach, other communities in other states, and communities of the World through mission trips.