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  Who Would Jesus Tow?
  
  I work next door, and I can only say that this Church somehow lost the message, "love thy neighbor." Yes, there are marked spots, but towing cars when the Church is closed on Tuesday?
  
  I've spoken to a member of the Church in the past, and at least she took great pride in their towing policy. #HorribleNeighbors

  Added February 23, 2017 by Don Crow
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  I just have to write a review on this church and the way it operates. It is appalling. We went to Perch Beads last night to have a jewelry making party for a friend of ours and arrived at approximately 6:15 p.m. This was a group of Christian friends, not drinking just having a birthday party and having a little time away from all of our children. When we pulled into the parking lot, the signs were not clearly marked as they share a parking lot with Trinity Lutheran and with Amsterdam restaurant. When we left the party, my friend's car had been towed. Apparently, we were in the church parking lot. The really sad part is, the lot is not clearly marked and we are mother's of small children who really don't have $100 to spend after having a car towed. Worse than that is, the gentleman that towed our car said there is a person from the church that sits there and watches for someone to park in one of their spots and then calls the tow truck. He said that is his job, how sad of a Christian to do this for no monetary gain, just meaness and spitefulness. And on top of that, there were plenty of empty spaces in the lot. I'm leaving one star only because zero isn't an option.

  Added December 08, 2016 by A Google User
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  The spaces in the lot have been clearly marked for some time. They've been clearly marked since the lines were painted in the newly paved lot, which was at least 3 or more years before the bead shop opened, where Kelly and her friends had visited.
  It is a shame that people don't pay attention to those signs. Any person living in Auburn should be aware that there are similar warnings posted at virtually every business, church and apartment complex within walking distance of the stadium. I would advise Kelly and her friends to be more vigilant of the tow truck guys. I found out from one that they don't need to be called. If they drive by the lot and see a vehicle without a parking permit, that's all they need. We only have members monitoring the lot when we have a function. If you've got small children with you, or need to carry in food and other items, it's nice to know the parking lot is safe, and that one doesn't have to walk all the way around the block. Membership has its privileges. Don't let rumors about some parking lot troll hinder you from meeting some of the nicer members. This church also has some of the best parking rates for home games, and you can have one or two cold ones in our lot, and use our restroom facilities before heading over to the stadium. All in all, it's a pretty sweet deal!

  Added November 14, 2016 by A Google User