Shoreline Church | North Campus

Johnny Rossi★★★★★2 months ago

If you read the story of pastor Rob and what happened to him 3 Christmas eves in a row that alone should let you know that God test the great not the weak! Back to back to back a family member died... How we stayed connected to God and passing on wisdom is why I attend this church. I'm more of a mortally correct type of person over beautiful expensive churches. But as a business man I know it cost to keep the lights on. This place is professionally done on the American Standard and money is not just thrown around in the wrong places... I have witnessed a women praying/singing along that I her years and passion was as if she was having a outter body experience... I have never in my life ever believed in such things! But those tears are not fake that passion was as she litterally was floating out of her body... I can't put the words together properly but wow.. I've been going for 15 years and seen such thing 5 occasions but never ever ever ever anywhere else

T W★★★★☆3 months ago

This is a nice e church. The biggest draw for me was the fact that they are very inclusive. It is very common the see folks dressed from shorts and t-shirt to full 3 piece suit each week. Overall the message is direct and doesn't stray too much into political or individual biased. If you want a place to try out and see how it feels I would recommend checking them out and see if it clicks.

Fer Ovi★★★★★4 months ago

My experience at Shoreline Church has been amazing. From the moment you walk in, you can feel a welcoming and positive atmosphere. The people are friendly, genuine, and it truly feels like a place where the community comes together. Pastor Rob delivers powerful and meaningful messages that are easy to understand and apply to everyday life. You can tell he genuinely cares about helping people grow spiritually and guiding them in the right direction. The church does a great job creating an environment where everyone feels welcome, whether it’s your first time visiting or you’ve been attending for years. The worship, the message, and the community all come together to make it a great place to grow in faith. If you’re looking for a church with strong leadership, a great community, and inspiring messages, I highly recommend Shoreline Church. 🙏

Z P (ThirstyDog4God)★☆☆☆☆a month ago

Beware. This is not a safe and supporting environment. Your feelings and thoughts are valid and when you ask for help and raise questions (seeking spiritual answers), but only get resistance or “we will get back to you later” but they never follow up, or they want to blame the devil instead of talk out your grieves in a guiding and helpful way. These are red flags. You have a right to seek help that is compassionate and respectful, not insecure and avoidance behavior.

Alex Stevens★★★★★3 months ago

Pastor Rob is outstanding and feeds my thirst for the Lord. Today's service was outstanding as we explored the influence of John Newton who was a slave trader turned abolitionist. Many Christians during the time of Newton interpreted the Bible as an advocate of slavery. After Newton encountered a storm on the high seas 🌊 he accepted Christ into his heart then eventually became a powerful abolitionist and wrote the song "Amazing Grace ". This sermon today reminds me how Christians sometimes interpret the words of our Bible incorrectly, justification for slavery, justification for murder. Today many zionest Christians believe it is justified to bomb, kill and take land away from Palestinians and the Lebanese and Syrian civilians. Newton also justified slavery until he had that moment with Christ and he found that peace only Jesus knows. If Newton saw the brutality of our military industrial complex in Gaza, do you believe he would endorse it or see it the same way he saw slavery. Lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. Would Christ fly an F15 and murder the offspring of Ishmael. Is Jesus the Prince of Peace? Very good service today. Made me ask some deep questions as to who Christ is.

Yvonne Sanchez★★★★★2 months ago

I worshipped at Shoreline for years. I’m grateful for the foundational teaching I received there. I made lifelong relationships there. I learned about fasting at Shoreline and that spiritual discipliné alone, prepared me for life as a Christian.

sharon farquhar -smith★☆☆☆☆3 months ago

No one was carrying a Bible.No one opened their Bible to read it.Not your traditional church.I pray for the Preacher there.He has his Work cut out for him.It felt like people just came there ,like they go to a show.Only no one seem to be involved or participating,just warming the bench.Come in,get up &leave.Like I said I feel sorry for the Preacher there .I will be Praying for Him.He has a lot of birds just sitting on the fence.So sad.A lot of lost people there.There is a Difference between being Saved &Baptized&being totally transformed by the renewing of your mind. You have to be willing to do the work Bible Reading,studying and walk it out in your daily lives I am really praying for this church.The people were friendly.

Ren★☆☆☆☆a month ago

Horrible child care experience when we went looking for a preschool. My daughter was asking if they can play outside and I saw all the children looking out the windows just crying with nothing to do. If a child is crying staff should be more concerned and try to calm the child not ignore them.

Amy Chapa★★★★☆2 months ago

Attended graduation here. Place was comfortable, good environment but security was a bit harsh with some visitors. They have a good choir. We found nice areas for pictures.

Eric Maina★★☆☆☆a year ago

I visited Shoreline Church in early February 2025 with high hopes. The church has a diverse community, engaging preaching, and a fun kids' play area with a slide. I really wanted to like it. But my experience with the kids' service was disappointing enough that it became my first and last visit. The first thing you notice when you enter the child care center is the sound of crying children. That alone isn’t necessarily a red flag—kids take time to adjust—but what stood out was the lack of adult intervention. When I picked up my 3-year-old, I found out he had been crying for over an hour and he rarely cries especially for such a long time. Despite providing my contact information, no one reached out. That was concerning. The kids’ area seemed to be run mostly by older kids, which isn’t necessarily a problem if there is proper supervision or if they are trained to handle upset children. But it was clear that wasn’t the case. Meanwhile, there were plenty of adults at the church entrance, welcoming newcomers, guiding them through sign-ups, and making sure the visitor experience was smooth—an efficient church funnel. But why not place more of those adults in the child care center, preferably ones who actually enjoy working with kids? After my visit, Jonathan from Shoreline Family Ministries reached out, and I shared my concerns. He assured me he would look into it and follow up. That was back in early February. As of writing this, I have heard nothing. It’s clear they don’t take these concerns seriously. The initial outreach was just a formality—an effort to win over newcomers, not to genuinely address feedback. This was disappointing because the church has potential. It offers many activities and a welcoming environment. But when a church’s child care service fails at the most basic level—ensuring kids feel safe and cared for—it’s a deal-breaker.