Widefield Community Bible Chr

My husband and I attended WCBC when we lived in Colorado Springs. We are a military family so it can be hard to feel like you are a part of a congregation because you transition so often to different parts of the country. We still look on our time at this church fondly. We were treated like family and the doctrine was Bible based and solid. The people really strive to help one another out. We had our first child prematurely and the congregation really came around us with meals, visits, cards, everything you could ask for. We were truly blessed by this precious congregation! The older people in the church really seek to mentor the younger ones. I can't say enough good things about it! more

At first, I was'nt interested in a conservative atmosphere. I like modern worship/praise music & was looking for something that had more to offer me. Fortunately...God had different plans. I found a place where people care for one another like a family. God also put me somewhere where I was needed. Although the church is currently in transition, the Elder leadership of the church as well as the congretation are committed to teaching God's word & serving others. I never felt like a ""visitor"". I was welcomed into this ""family"" with warmth and enthusiasm. The current interrim pastor (Ken Schubert) & his wife, Barbara, are 100% committed to the Lord's will. They are good leaders/teachers with a servant's heart. I have no doubt that the permanent pastor chosen will be the same, since this is a church after the Lord's heart. Pros: loving family grp, good bible teaching, growing Cons: small congregation, conservative music, one service a week more