Clearwater Community Church - Dunedin (FL)

2 /5 Chelsea Cornnell: I attended this church for about 4 months. Its a nice, easy going, medium-sized church. I was happy there until I learned that they prohibit women from attaining leadership roles within the church (such as becoming an "elder"). I spoke with one of the pastors and was offered a meeting so that he could explain their reasoning in depth. I declined, as there is nothing that he could say that would convince me to continue bringing my daughters to a church that intended to teach them that they are someone less qualified to lead just because they are women. Jesus preached inclusion and love, not division and discrimination. I will not be going back.

5 /5 David Fitts: I love my church family. Have been a member for about two years. The teaching is sound and centered on God’s Word. Great programs for the kids, teens and adults of all ages. Come check it out!

1 /5 madison czerepak: Not allowing women to participate in leadership roles is not something I am willing to tolerate. Attending a different church.

5 /5 Valerie Nicholson: I’ve been coming here about a year now and the preaching is awesome, straight out of the Bible. The people are warm and friendly and I truly look forward to seeing EVERYONE. If you’ve been thinking about joining us, just do it. You won’t be sorry. The worship service is pretty great too!

4 /5 Cora: I attended this church 3 times after moving down here trying to find the right church home. Great church, sticks to biblical teaching not all about a performance, motivational talk or lights/smoke show type of sermon which is a relief. That being said the third visit the sermon was about Matthew 34-36 and the topic of telling the truth. My 8 year old was present with me when of all examples the pastor decided to go into detail how Santa is a lie and not real. Which IS TRUE. I became a believer 1 year ago, my husband is not. I talked about not lying about Santa, he had no desire to nix that tradition. So when the kids asked I said nothing. So not to disrespect my husband or my God. If I were at dinner with an unbelieving family would I say Mommy and Daddy dont participate in grace because the are going to hell and dont believe. is that true? Yes. Is there a GRACEFUL way to share truth that is not forceful or eager to spoil others family traditions. Yes. Dont lie is pretty self explanatory, the nuances of application require wisdom. Lacking grace when explaining Jesus teachings is just not for me, I wont be attending again.