V1 Church - Brooklyn - Brooklyn (NY)

5 /5 rossi kissoon: I’ve been searching for a church for the past few months, and last Sunday, I finally visited V1 for the first time. I went alone and was a little nervous, but from the moment I walked in, I was warmly welcomed. It felt as if I had known everyone there for years, and more importantly, I truly felt the presence of God in that place. I’m so grateful to have found a church that accepts me just as I am. Highly recommend!

1 /5 Joy Elisabeth Meekins: Came for prayer because I thought this was an anointed, Spirit Filled church based on a podcast I heard about the apostle who planted V1. Couldn’t even finish the service because the camera people were EXTREMELY distracting. Why on earth would I want the intimacy of my worship to be filmed - without my permission, posted, and distributed to the masses? Why are cameras in our face the ENTIRE service with no pause? Why is there a camera person attached to the foot of the platform for the entire service - literally standing in front of people trying to hear the sermon?! Surely the Lord can build his church without a constant fan club generated by incessant camera footage. Put the cameras away, honor the sanctity of worship, let people have their time with God in some semblance of privacy. Will never return and if I hear anyone interested, I’ll warn them as well to make sure they are ready to be publicized and constantly interrupted and intruded upon by the bombarding cameras. Also- there’s a bag check and a security wand like you’re getting on a flight before entering. So invasive.

5 /5 Jeremy Hammer: I watched a few videos of the pastor before attending in person. The venue is nice inside (warehouse area of Brooklyn) and clearly a lot of caring people there seeking to serve others. Messages carry deep insight from the Holy Spirit which is awesome and rare to find imo. Great especially for believers looking for deeper insight and to grow closer to God through a biblical and spiritual understanding of Him. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area or even passing through on a given Sunday.