The Kingdom Church - Orlando (FL)

5 /5 caleeyah chillous: After moving to Florida about 3 years ago , for 2 years I attended a church that I believed was great and thought I was getting fed the word the way god intended. After about a year and a half certain concerns started to come up in my spirit and me and my husband started having conversations of going to a different church. My husband was following a pastor on YouTube and seen that TKC was bringing him to Florida as a guest speaker, after going my husband came home and told me that he felt in his spirit that god was telling him this is our new church home. The following Sunday we attended and from walking in the doors I felt the Holy Spirit and love filling this building the word was fruitful and I left in tears. Me and my husband praised god for opening our eyes to what a church home should be like and showing us what we were missing for those years. TKC is and will forever be my church. I HIGHLY recommend coming here they are transparent, real, and offer resources free of charge to the congregation.

5 /5 Marc Antoine: Such a wonderful community! Dynamic and diverse worship, always an on time, biblically founded and relevant word and a host of ministries to cater to all types of people. I definitely suggest that you give it a visit.

1 /5 C. John Weir: Not very communicative about their Food Bank. I now know its every 2nd and 4th Monday and every 3rd Saturday. But when they put it on the window they did it all wrong(wish I had that picture) so when I wrote it down they had two events on Easter weekend. First picture is the revised besides what their little sign on the street corner says. Their text messages are all over the place as well.

1 /5 Linda N: I recently moved from south Florida were I attended The Faith Center for over 20 years. When I moved to Orlando I was looking for a new home church. I found TKC. I attended this church for the first time on Valentines Day service. The pastor was basically preaching that men are the prize, not women. And he was asking the congregation "what do women bring to the table?" The sermon was very distasteful especially that part because the bible clearly states "He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the Lord." He sounded more like a red pill podcaster bashing women than a preacher. There were men standing up in the audience while the women were cringing. Very sad. Especially because the black community is plagued with single mothers, broken families, high divorce rates, gender wars ect. So to hear the senior pastor bashing women instead of spreading love and positivity was a huge turn off for me.