Community Bible Church

I’ve read the other 2 reviews about my church on this website and I must say, they clearly weren’t attended to worship God or glorify Christ.
I’m sad they didn’t feel welcomed, but to call us “segregated within” and “unusually large”?
I must say I’m not that surprised considering some of the other things I’ve heard about it.
Our pastor does NOT say that women HAVE to be workers at home. However, just like the Bible, he does preach that our highest calling is to our family, our husbands and children. Which is true. What higher calling could there ever than to raise the next generation?
Our pastors in no way belittle women.
If you believe or think that, I’d suggest meeting with our senior pastor, Pastor Broggi, and discussing your feelings with him. I know he’ll be glad to explain himself further and within your range of understanding.
The other reviewers honestly have me questioning their true intentions and salvation.
CBC is not a place to get your ears tickled, it’s a place where the Bible is open for the entire sermon and where our elders do what God has told us to do in His Word.
It’s a shame that those people claim to know things, but they haven’t read the Scripture passage where it’s clear that women are not to lead the church.

This church is led by men. There are no women leaders in this church. The Pastor preaches that the highest calling a woman can receive is as a wife and mother. He hammers in his belief that women are to be led by men in the church and at home while skillfully stating that we are all equal in the eyes of the Lord. If you want to raise your daughters with these beliefs then this is the church for you. If you want your sons to grow up with this mind set, then this is it. But this church is not for me. There are classes for women that are unbelievably archaic in their thinking. They are even taught that a woman's salary should not be utilized in the support of the family but should be set aside for vacations. I don't know how that is possible in this day and age. I know the Bible well enough to see that this is a cult-ish church.

This is an unusually large church. It claims to be a multi-cultural church but the people have segregated themselves from within. They have many Bible Study classes where you will find that the races have separated themselves into separate classes. However, the greeters are very friendly and make you feel welcome upon entering. Unfortunately, the members are not as friendly (somewhat aloof). The women are particularly odd and do not appreciate new female members. I attended this church for more than six months and never got over feeling uncomfortable there. I was initially drawn by the preaching and teaching of the Pastor but that wasn't enough to make we want to stay. The deal breaker for me was a Christmas Service where the people behind us made it clear that we were not welcome. And the Pastors invitation of a Politician that he endorsed in the coming election. I felt that this was inappropriate.