Jubilee Christian Youth Center Urgency

I started attending Jubilees mid-​week service in January of 2015 and I have to say this is a place where you actively see Christians living radically for Jesus Christ; reading the word of God, praising, worshiping and fellowship. Jubilee Christian Church is now my home church! This place gives a breath of fresh air in a city filled with darkness. Lost souls are found, hearts are repenting and lives are being transformed. I have never met a community of Christians more rooted in love, leaning hard on the LORD and each other, living Christ-​like lives, and going against the culture that we live in. It is living proof that the Church is the people not the church building, and that God builds His Church not man.
I love the people that make-​up this church and you will too. Come check it out, you will not regret it! God has a plan, purpose and a destiny for your life.
Peace be with you.

I freakin’ LUV the Wed service here.
Would like to learn more about what the church stands for

I have been attending this church since i was little and call it home. The youth center is one of the best youth buildings i have ever seen. It has video games, basketball courts, and a snack area to buy drinks and snacks. Not only is the outside great but the worship and preaching is awesome with relevant preaching and music i’d want to listen to in my car or at home.
If you’ve never been, try it out and see how you like it. There are a lot of friendly faces and people wanting to genuinly get to know you.

Has no problem with taking money from young teenagers and children, under the guise of tithing. Most of these youth members do not even have jobs or incomes, so they get the money from their parents, who are probably tithing next door at the big church for the adults. It doesn’t make sense from a tithing perspective (it is often justified by «it gets them used to tithing at an early age,» but that just sounds like brainwashing to me) and it looks like a money making scheme from any other perspective.
Don’t get me wrong. Giving kids a place to go is fine, but they shouldn’t be asked to give offerings like this. When I went, kids left their seats, went to the front of the room, and dropped money in buckets. The effect was ingenious; any child who had no money to give was left in his seat, while his friends were at the front of the room, effectively excluding that child from a major group activity, and putting that child in the spotlight. I’m not sure if it was intentional, but it struck me as a very manipulative way to get money from children.

This place is great. It makes you kinda feel like your not at church. The have a whole bunch of games systems hooked up to Tv’s and a variety of games you and your friends can play before church. What I thought was even greater is that they have 2 indoor basket ball half courts, pool tables (i think 6), a computer section (those teens stay on myspace, while i YEL =]) and they have a whole bunch of ipods you can sit in front of and listen to christian/​gospel songs. And they have a little café to get snacks from thats pretty cheap and a good selection of junk food.
NOW THATS JUST THE HALF OF IT!
They have a great band (alt christian music) and they play really well, the preaching is very good and it makes you want to pay attention. Great staff members, makes you feel like home & you actually walk away with more than you came in with.