This is by far the best Christian church I have ever been to. It accepts people as they are, it…read moredoes not spread gossip, it loves the community and the world. It allows Gary Job Corps Students to participate in services and functions as well as Texas State students. It offers free coffee, cookies, prayer and hugs every Sunday morning and throughout the week. Pastor Robin Steel is really connected to God, and he allows God to speak through him to connect to others. They meet for service on Sunday's at 9 AM and 11AM and Saturday's at 6PM. Currently they are creating a servolution. A revolution of serving others. What have you done to help others lately? go to www.psmchurch.com for more information on this wonderful church full of wonderful people of God

We love this church. love the missions in place. love the people…read more we are seniors in age and find this church meets our needs.

Question is this place open now with the pandemic I'm looking to go back to church mass for my soul…read moreheart, spirt and mind. I really need a closer church and I think this is pretty close to me I used to always go to a Catholic Church in east Austin

Santa Cruz is a spirit filled Catholic church. It is home. We are blessed to have Father David as…read moreour priest. His has the gift of making our faith accessible and engaging through Saints, Scripture, and Sacraments. There is also a beautiful small stand alone chapel on the grounds. It is a wonderful place to pray and reflect. Note on 2015 2 star review: The reviewer speaks of robed off pews. While this was true at the time of his review, I have not seen this for a long time.

In search for my church home and decided to give The Connection Church a try. As soon as you pull…read moreup, it's clear they really value first-time guests. You'll see a sign that says if you're a first time guest, to turn your hazard lights on. From there, the team will lead you to front-row parking and will escort you to the first-time guest booth. We were warmly welcomed and received a welcome gift--which, interestingly, was a book by the pastor... I've received beautiful mugs and tumblers from other churches as first time gifts, but to each their own. We attended the 10:30 AM service (second service of the day), and were surprised with how packed The Connection Church service was. The program of service flows perfectly, 2-3 worship songs, and church updates followed by the sermon wrapped up in an hour. For those seeking communion for the day, they have it laid to the side as optional. Parents with children can drop off their kids during service in Connection Kidz. If your child needs you, their number will light up on the monitors to the side of the church. While I enjoyed the experience, it can be very intense for some. For new guests, they follow up by sending you an invite for a special dinner with the pastor and his family via mail and email.

10 million STARS!!! First Tim & I want to Thank everyone at The Connection Church in Buda for…read morewelcoming us for the Christmas Eve Service on 12/23/23. Tim & I went to a new church near us on Sat 12/23 for Christmas Eve Service The Connection Church in Buda was absolutely AMAZING! Pastor Cole & Pam Phillips along with so many others welcomed Tim & I as family They are bible based 100% They then went above & beyond to message us during this past week to see how they can pray for us The Worship team is phenomenal & we can't wait to go again on Sunday Here's some info below if you're looking for an excellent bible based church with amazing people! Most know that Tim was raised in the Assemblies Of God church with his grandfather as Pastor & I was raised in the RLDS church with my father as a Minister so we want & need that FIRE from Pastor(s). THIS church has that & more! We would LOVE for you to join us anytime! Just message me

I had an amazing experience here. Hopefully my mom can make it next time. Great campus that caters…read moreto youth and family. A joy to see! The sermon today was about being and seeking a good friend. Great message! They create a very welcoming atmosphere and want you to get connected. Love that! Also the coffee is delicious with lots of sweetener and creamer available. Definitely a plus to one's Sunday service!

I am truly grateful for this community of genuine, amazing people. Thank God for Pastor Mica. Every…read moretime I attend I receive value. To anyone looking for a Christ Centered community church, I would definitely come by. You will not regret it.

A small, country cowboy church that is solely Bible based with a congregation that feels like…read morefamily. You will feel at home there the minute you walk in.

Sound Biblical Teaching! Wonderful Kid's Program! Welcoming People! Live by their Mantra:…read more "People are Worth it!"

This church has it all! Music is on point, greeters are always at the ready, children's ministry…read moreisn't about baby-sitting but educating, community involvement is a big deal and the people are genuine and sincere. I've been challenged in a great way! Looking forward to what's next.

NB Presbyterian is a wonderful church within our community! Such a warm welcoming place, I…read moreautomatically felt right at home! And the minister is something else.....He connected with me right from the beginning of his sermon, and I learned so much! I'll definitely visit again!

So refreshing to see a Church that retains the traditional liturgy. It is the liturgy of the…read morehistoric Church and should be cherished. So blessed to be able to attend.

I am between Austin and Dripping, but normally go to Austin if I feel the urge to go to church. I…read morehadn't stopped in since the "New" Liturgy. Decided to go to midnight Christmas mass at St. Martin de Porres for the first time. I have a special bond and love for St. Martin de Porres, the patron saint of Social Justice, interracial marriages, ethical vegetarian and healer of people and animals, but for some reason, had never gone to this church, probably because I kind of avoid dripping springs and highway 12 because people are so impatient if you are looking for an address on a busy road and I don't want to get run over or bullied by people in menacing big trucks. Anyway, the church is small and built more like a home than a church. The priest seemed kind and tried to turn the homily into a sunday school lesson trying to get the crowd to participate, which I liked. To be honest, however, I am so very very disappointed with changes in the mass. Just what the Catholic Church needed - to alienate more people. I grew up with the vatican II mass and loved that everyone knew the words and participated freely and with gusto. It is something that has made the church, even the Catholic church, with all of its many many many faults, home. The new Roman hierarchy has made sure that the people can no longer participate freely., making much of the mass in an incomprehensible Latin and adding ridiculous language and $20 words to common prayers. St. Martin of Porres, defender of the poor, would surely disapprove of disenfranchising the people like this. Shame on them. Shame also on the Catholic Church for fighting for shortening the statute of limitations on molestation claims so that people harmed by evil priests can not get justice or peace. Kudos to the priest who said Christmas eve mass for bringing up issues of helping the poor and charity. He seemed like a kind man. Not sure if I will go back though. I believe that it is ok to challenge your church. My 12 years of Catholic school taught me to be engaged and not to be complacent. Therefore I recommend a blog for all of you who are fed up. The Progressive Catholic Voice, which has a lot of great articles for those who see things in a different way. http://theprogressivecatholicvoice.blogspot.com/