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  I had been out of church since 10yrs old when I entered this church at around 25. They have many programs, celebrate recovery, campus ministry as well as a non-denom style church called vessel for the younger ucf crowd. I would suggest to any college students to go to vessel at 11:45 (great location to ucf) and to link up with the Pastor of the campus ministry Wesley that meets on Tue around 7:45 at the back end of the church. The campus ministry is an amazing place for community, friendship, growth, guidance, support and many other positive fruits the campus ministry will produce through Christ into you. The pastor of the campus ministry is down to earth, patient and loving. Vessel the non-denom style church service around 1145 is a great relaxed service for the youth, the pastor there is a great down to earth cool guy who is very good at capturing the attention and emotion of the audience and the music is great. Celebrate recovery is a great place for anyone with a hurt hang up or habit. The pastor there is a great friend and easy to talk to guy, celebrate recovery is THE place for killing your character defects habits and hang ups.
  
  Overall the church is growing at a fast rate and I suggest this church to every UCF student.

  Added February 11, 2017 by Spencer Study
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  God has blessed this place with wonderful people, an amazing pastor, and a talented music team! We decided to attend this church after my fiance did some research, and we immediately fell in love. They welcomed us with open arms and with absolutely no pressure. We have been coming here for over three years now and we look forward to going every Sunday!

  Added January 20, 2017 by Brendan OConnell
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  I grew up in a small, friendly church. The first time I stepped foot into University Carillon, I not only felt like I was back home but I was impressed how much this place had to offer yet still retained that small church atmosphere. The difference is the people and their outreaching focus. The pastoral staff and members genuinely care about every single person who walks in the doors and they are constantly looking for ways to grow the church and build a close-knit community. They have traditional services, contemporary, college-aged and 20-something focused services, and services for young families. They also have an unbelievably strong youth program that incorporates a safe environment with fun stuff like video games and live bands with bible studies and teen-appropriate sermons. They even have Celebrate Recovery services for those struggling with addiction. I'm so blessed to have discovered this church and been a part of it for the past several years. I've had the privilege to get married here, witnessed both of my kids get baptized here, and love watching my kids grow up here. University Carillon is my home.

  Added December 05, 2016 by John Hope
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  Was cursed at, called 'worthless' and 'hopeless,' and trespassed off the property by Paul Jackson. Would not recommend this church if you are seeking help with any problems as my experience left a very sour taste in my mouth that in no way (in my mind) reflects the teachings of my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. If you see this man I would suggest avoiding him unless you'd to be shouted out and called names in the parking lot for not being able to fully attend his 'service.'
  
  Edit: Spoke with Reverend Akers (the executive pastor) about the incident in which he defended the actions of Mr. Jackson before even reviewing any related evidence. Clearly senior clergy will defend their own regardless of their actions. I seriously recommend you consider other churches if you are interested in pastors that practice what they preach.

  Added November 12, 2016 by Adam Rynczak