Pine Terrace Baptist Church - Milton (FL)

5 /5 Debra Herring: I have attended Pine Terrace at least 7 times now. I find the music engaging and the sermons are relatable and easy to understand. I have enjoyed every sermon and always learn something new. The staff is very friendly and courteous.

1 /5 Tony Trulock: My spouse and I was invited to worship, after two visits the pastor wanted to know how we were kin because we are both men. So my partner Dr. Greer who went to the same theological college said well he is my spouse. Well the next day the pastor and his intern showed up at our house and ask us to never come back and that we are the perfect example of what he teaches his congregation to not be, needless to say word spread really quick and many of his congregation lived in our community so for two years no one wanted to befriend us and it was like living in a cave so we sold our house we loved so much and moved to Sarasota were we were totally welcomed and have found a real church....... God is good!

5 /5 Mary Gore: This church family is one of the most friendliest, loving people you can ever meet. I have been a member of the church all my life. They are my second home away from home. The pastor is an amazing man and so is everyone there. You never feel alone or left out when your here at pine terrace, they will be there in a time of need and a shoulder to lean on and an ear to listen. They are truly Gods warriors here at pine terrace. I love everyone there because they are my second family.

4 /5 carrie jackson: Being new in town, this is the first church we were invited to attend. I am so thankful that happened. Because of the warmth of the congregation (both to me, alone and with my family) we will continue to attend and very much look forward to having Pine Terrace Baptist becoming this familys Church of Choice. (although, I will agree with D Barrow - while enjoyable, the music is only so-so)

3 /5 D Barrow: On my first visit, no one spoke to me or even smiled in my direction. On my second visit only two people spoke. On my third visit, three people acknowledged me: the man holding the door, the pastor (who greeted me warmly and shook my hand), and a woman who actually cared enough to carry on a conversation. The music was so-so my first visit, great my second visit, and so-so my third visit. I enjoyed the pastors sermons all three times. I visited because I appreciate the morning service time being earlier than most churches who have only one morning worship service; however, I dont know that I will go back. I just dont feel at home there. I certainly wish they had a "shake hands and be friendly" time during the service, but I realize some people dont want to be forced to speak to strangers/visitors. If you have children, you might check out the childrens program. They seem to have lots of activities and a large group of children and youth. Maybe families are more welcome than single people.