Faith Community Church

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• Bobby Salas★☆☆☆☆a month ago

  While Faith Community Church claims to support the St. Croix Valley through its Care Ministry and local outreach, their financial assistance policies heavily penalize innocent community members.Our family approached the church for critical rental assistance during a crisis. Despite having four young children (13, 6, 5, 21 months) and a baby due in August, we were denied aid. The church explicitly confirmed they have the resources, but refused to help us solely because our landlord (Paul L. Anderson Properties, LLC) is currently facing criminal charges in the county.A tenant has no control over their landlord's personal or legal actions. By implementing a blanket ban on assisting families who rent from a specific individual, this church is actively withholding help from vulnerable children and pregnant mothers who are completely innocent bystanders. If you are a renter in the Hudson area looking for unbiased, compassionate crisis support, please be aware that this ministry vets your landlord rather than evaluating your family's actual emergency.

• Chris Willeke★★★★★8 months ago

  Having moved to a new city later in life, it can be hard to make new friends and find a place where you feel welcomed and encouraged. FCC has been a wonderful place where we have experienced great teaching, found great friends, and have had many opportunities to serve and make a real difference in our community.

• Pat Stream★★★★★8 months ago

  My wife and I have been part of FCC for 30 years. We weren't Christians when we first walked through the doors, but this church became our home and has been central to our journey of faith. We've raised our family here, and FCC has given us countless opportunities to grow spiritually and serve others. I'm especially grateful for the privilege of serving as a pastor here for the past 6.5 years. FCC is deeply committed to preaching and teaching the gospel so that everyone can experience the life-transforming power of Christ. If you're looking for a church family that will welcome you, disciple you, and help you discover your calling, FCC is that place.

• Josh Hansen★★★★★8 months ago

  My wife and I have been coming here for almost 3 years. This church is a wonderful place to have community and learn more about Christ. They also have wonderful childcare services.

• Sandy Allaire★☆☆☆☆a year ago

  FCC leaders behave more like businessmen than shepherds of God's people. In a time when compassion, truth, and courage were needed, they chose silence, legal strategy, and image management. This is a call to truth, repentance, and justice. When we came forward with a serious concern about the safety of a child at FCC, we expected the church to act swiftly, biblically, and with care. Instead, we encountered months of avoidance, misrepresentation, and cold indifference. We were treated like a problem to be managed, rather than a family to be supported. FCC leadership followed lawyers over the Lord, and PR tactics over pastoral care. We waited over two months to have our first real meeting with leadership. In the meantime, they spread dismissive narratives, cut off communication, and manipulated others to turn away from us. Staff who once promised to help suddenly disappeared. Not one elder’s wife reached out. Not one staff member stood with us—not even for the safety of other children. What could have been addressed immediately was dragged out unnecessarily over a year. They refused to provide financial support for therapy or medical needs. They minimized our child's trauma. And worst of all, they failed to act with urgency when the incident occurred. Police were never called by the church—they were texted by a friend of a pastor, who eventually made the call herself. This negligence is shocking. We asked for truth. We received silence. We asked for integrity. We were treated as a nuisance. And when we tried to speak to leadership publicly, we were condemned in a member meeting letter. An additional blow came as a letter read publicly from the pulpit by our former friend and idolized pastor. It was hateful, manipulative, and a gross abuse of power. They had Police stand outside the sanctuary doors as if we were a threat. We were denied the right to speak, to defend ourselves, or to simply be heard. Let it be clear: FCC is not a safe place—not for victims, not for the truth, not for the broken. This is not a church that has stewarded safety or responded with the heart of Christ. This is my public testimony, written for the sake of truth, protection of others, and for the healing of my own soul. What happened in secret must be brought into the light. There is no healing without truth. And there is no justice without accountability. You can clearly see the pattern of harm, cover-up, and misrepresentation that has devastated our family and endangered others. To any church leader reading this: I pray you find the courage to humble yourself, to listen, to repent, and to act. Stop hiding behind silence, behind lawyers, behind closed doors. Christ is not in cowardice. God, I call for a revolution and a turning from sin to You. Let Your church rise in righteousness and truth, not image and silence. Let the idols fall, and let Your justice be done "Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them." —Ephesians 5:11 “For they loved the glory that comes from man more than the glory that comes from God.” – John 12:43 “Love... rejoices with the truth.” – 1 Corinthians 13:6 “Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God.” – 1 John 4:1 “Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You are like whitewashed tombs… on the outside you appear to people as righteous but on the inside you are full of hypocrisy and wickedness.” – Matthew 23:27-28 "Woe to the shepherds who are destroying and scattering the sheep of my pasture!" declares the Lord. —Jeremiah 23:1

• Danny Kemps★★★★★3 years ago

  I just love the refuge, best worship program I've ever been in, the most friendly leaders, and overall just a friendly ace and vibe. I am excited every Wednesday to go to the refuge, I highly suggest you have your kids go to this, because this is an opportunity to not miss.

• Bill Brinkman★★★★★8 months ago

  A great place to hear true biblical teaching, find community, and raise a family!

• Holly Reyolds★★★★★8 years ago

  We have been attending FCC for about 5 years. Their children’s programming is wonderful, very organized and the kids enjoy it. I have gotten a lot from Tim Porter’s sermons. He is intelligent and thoughtful. Glad we have this option here in Hudson.

• Susan Marquand★★★★★6 years ago

  Our family has called Faith community Church our home churchf the past 4 years. From the moment we walked in the front door we were greeted and welcomed as we are. The teaching is biblical and personal W were encouraged to get involved in a missional community and that is where we grew in faith and and relationships with others. Come! See for yourself. I love a new saying you hear often at FCC.....you matter to God, you matter to us.

• nikita choate★★★☆☆4 years ago

  I went this church this last Sunday the message was nice and worship but when I walked in i was barely spoken too except by nice man helping seat people. Other then that I did not feel very welcomed.

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