Went to a wedding here and it was beautiful. The place is a little cold inside so I would recommend…read morebringing a sweater or jacket. It was very beautiful inside with the walls in the ceilings. Lots of parking outside around the area. Bathroom door also very clean and tidy. Floors were very clean.

We moved to Carrollton in 1998, did a lot of church, hopping and shopping. St. Catherine of…read moreSienna is our nearest church, then we tried St. Rita, and then we finally after a few visits decided that Prince of Prince was our parish. Why? Well the sense of community is amazing, yes we don't have kneelers, but that actually encourages us to be in communion with those around us, we greet each other, talk, find out about each other, welcome newcomers, and if you choose you can quiet yourself and pray and reflect. The arrangement of the church is definitely different and it does make you take notice the first time you come into our sanctuary, but it is like a tent in the dessert you can see the bones of it. You face each other, you are close no matter where you sit. The homilies always reflect current events and the readings, our liturgy is excellent. Our priests are really wonderful, Fr. Tom is our shepherd he is wonderful, calm and cool and funny, and always delivers a fantastic homily, you will learn from him each mass. Fr. Stephen our newly ordained parochial vicar is also growing by leaps and bounds, he has an old soul, a big booming voice and he loves to sing parts of the mass, he delivers a very nice homily and always uses the readings as his guide. Both our priests are very active with the parishioners, they get to know you, and appreciate you. We have many ministries for young , old and in between. We even feed you coffee and donuts, most Sundays and the days we don't it is the first of the month, time to eat a wonderful breakfast cooked up by our Knights of Columbus, you can't beat it. Omelets cooked to order, pancakes, waffles, eggs, sausage, bacon, biscuits and gravy, eggs benedict, hash brown casserole, fruit, coffee, juices, if you leave hungry then you can have a refund! It is all you can eat and it's a great way to meet your community. Very active Knights of Columbus , who are amazing in how much they do for the community and also they raised nearly $130,000 this year for wheelchairs! We have a wonderful event, monthly on Tuesday evenings during the school year called, Exalt, like a concert, fantastic music, lighting, a speaker and adoration, with several priests available for reconciliation. It is loud, bold and very well attended by young and old. College kids especially love this event. We have so much to offer, the list is long. Once you get used to our interesting architecture you will find that we are not only, VERY Catholic, but we are very welcoming and we have something for everyone! Come see for yourself!

My partner and I have only attended a couple services but already love it here. This inclusive and…read morewelcoming church provides for our spiritual needs and has made us feel overwhelming welcome. The sermons are thoughtful and encouraging with just enough humor to keep you engaged. Pastor Scott has a wonderful knack for pointing out things in scripture that help you hear familiar biblical stories in a new way. His knowledge of historical context adds a whole new layer of understanding and application of these teachings to our daily lives. Arapaho UMC's acceptance of everyone is what drew us to this church and will keep us growing our faith there. It's definitely worth a visit by anyone looking for a church home or anyone who is genuinely searching for a spiritual addition to their life.

Arapaho United Methodist church is great. My parents have been going here for 15 years. The staff…read moreare very welcoming and the sermons are inspiring.

Fantastic neighborhood church in West Plano. About 500 each week in service on Sunday. Very…read morewelcoming and great for families. I've been going here since 2007. Pastor Sam preaches from the Bible and keeps it interesting. Associate Pastor is also very energetic and biblically-based. Lots of activities for young and old alike. Get in a LifeGroup (aka Sunday School class) if you want to really plug in. Huge new building for preschool both Sundays and 3-day weekdays. If you want a more personal experience, I would definitely look at ParkwayHills.

My family has been attending this church since the arrival of the new Senior Pastor, Josh Allen…read more(several years ago), and we love it. Pastor Josh is a young gospel driven pastor with a great teaching style to his delivery. The people are warm and friendly. It's big enough to offer all of the services you would expect, but not so big that you feel lost in the shuffle. We have found it really easy to meet people and get involved. I have 3 kids from high school to 2nd grade and they all love it as well (the children's ministry is exceptional). I highly recommend visiting!

I grew up in this church and had very good experiences here. I've also made lasting friendships…read morefrom the people that I met here that have continued to support me in my life. FCBC is a relatively small church where everyone knows each other. There's definitely a feeling of being a part of a larger family at this church. FCBC runs a large children and youth ministry along with 4 other fellowships. There are 2 services; the English service, which starts at 9:30am and the Chinese service that follows shortly after around 11:00am. Sunday school is held in those time slots as well and there's usually lunch served by the church afterward (except for Summer months). If you are looking for a small Chinese church FCBC may be a good fit for you.

Local congregation to Plano and where lifelong friends attend…read more We joined tonight for Vespers on July 6th. It was a nice service of hymns and songs.

Beautiful church, the front alter is impressive the stained windows are impressive and the priest…read moreare all wonderful and inviting.

**Gift of Christmas Event** This annual "Christmas show" is a full-blown production!!! Think…read moreCirque du Soleil meets Barnum & Bailey meets the Rockettes, all backed by a massive professional choir and live orchestra, and wrapped in a beautiful, reverent message about the birth of our Savior. It's obvious that an extraordinary amount of time, talent, and heart goes into this event. The dancers, singers, musicians, stage crew, honestly everyone involved, are operating at a level you'd expect from a Broadway or Vegas production. If you enjoy quality music, elite vocals, powerful choreography, acrobatics, and a jaw-dropping laser show, this absolutely delivers. We've seen the commercials. We've seen the social media hype. We've heard people say for years, "It's spectacular." And somehow... going in person is still so much more than the advertising can capture. The energy and emotion simply don't translate through a screen. Reasonably priced tickets. Not a bad seat in the house (seriously). The auditorium seating is made of pews with tiny numbered "spaces," which is wildly efficient lol. A large, friendly, well-organized team that helps guide you directly to your seats -- don't stress about that. Free parking. Everything runs smoothly and intentionally .. no chaos, no confusion, just incredibly well-executed hospitality. TiP: They don't allow outside food or drinks, but bottled water is available for sale if you need something during the performance. TIP: We noticed children under the age 10 did not have the patience or attention span to enjoy a production this long. At least have the courtesy to leave when they are (tired, bored, fussy, talking etc). Everybody is too close together for that. If you're looking for a Christmas experience and a meaningful message, Gift of Christmas does not disappoint. It's inspiring and genuinely memorable, the kind of event that reminds you what the season is really about. We'll be back. Every year.

I note that most of the reviews that rate this Laodecean Church low are locked up in their App…read more Why? I will not put apps on my device. Yes, it is a textbook example of the Laodecean Church. They are so busy doing "stuff", but if you don't fit in to one of the clicks, you are dismissed as irrelevant by the body. I attnded this church for about 1-1/2 years. it was so very cold. on one occassion, I spoke to Pastor Jack about the hersay of Good Friday (in two plaves in Scripture, Jesus said He would be in the grave three days and three nights) and Easter "Ishtar" and instead of providing an apolgetic, he just dismissed me. I was in a Bible study group. I am an older, single guy. I lost my precious wife years ago through her passing. As a single guy, every time I would talk to any lady, the other ladies would swarm over us, engage the first lady, and lead her away. If I was a creeper, that would be one thing; but, I was faithful to my late wife for 28 years. I have had a good stable job‐-career for over 35 years, own my house, while I know I am a sinner, I am not a bad person, etc. In fact I regularly go to the streets to witness. Why would they act this way? Hurt the hurting? The final straw was when we went to lunch one Sunday. I ordered my food, set my drink and plasticware at the seat where I was sitting. When I went to get my food, one of the ladies pushed my stuff aside and took the seat. Obviously, I was not welcome. I shared with the leader why I left. But it was not just me who they treated like crap. My youngest daughter who had graduated college tried to get into a 20-something group. She was rarely invited to lunch after church or to group events. My prayer is that a great revival comes to the leadership and members of this church. All your great conferences, showing of movies, outreach ministries, etc., are no substitute for the cold, callouse treatment of outsiders that don't fit your clicks. I do not want Jesus to say to the majority of their membership, "...depart from me you workers of iniquity, for I never knew you!"

All Saints Church is great place to worship.Very welcoming and friendly. I love adoration chapel…read more You can feel presence of God there.

We have been members for years, have donated a lot of money and volunteer. And yet somehow I leave…read morethis place aggravated most times that I go. The level of disorganization is incomprehensible to me. When my daughter was scheduled to be baptized, we attended every class, and submitted the paperwork months in advance. My family flew in from out of state, and I had a restaurant booked with catering, etc. Someone from the church called me the night before and said something was wrong with the paperwork that they *just* noticed, and my daughter couldn't be baptized. They literally cancelled the whole thing hours before. Then, my husband spoke to the priest and he agreed to baptize her later on in the day.... Without any sort of correction to the paperwork. If it was ok to be done why did they put us through this stress? Every step of the way after that with trying to get the kids an education in Catholicism and to receive the sacraments has been equally aggravating, disorganized, chaotic, and has left my kids asking to go to other churches instead. At one point a couple years ago, they did have a good Sunday morning teaching session for the kids but the priest fired the lady who runs it. The parishioners I have spoken to say this priest is sexist and rude to women and that played into him firing her. He has also nearly destroyed the music program by partially defunding it. Then they asked the parishioners for money, saying they needed millions of dollars to fix this place up a few years ago. They stopped asking and I have no idea what happened to their big ideas of fixing things up, but according to some people I have spoken with, this priest was not supposed to be doing asking for money. There's a handful of people who I think truly care but it is overshadowed but the aggravation we experience the rest of the time.

I thank God so much. I found me my peaceful church I love everything the vibe the peoples the…read moreServices God's Grace amen

If you're neurodivergent or disagree with this church on even the slightest of secondary issues,…read morethey will explicitly pull you aside and ask you not to contribute further. Their women's ministry resources are condescending and treat the people there like they're stupid and can't dialogue ecumenically. They will lovebomb you until you leave because of their terrible behavior and then have nothing to do with you, not even a goodbye. They will wax eloquent about love and authenticity and then ignore you when you go against them on even the slightest thing in the slightest way. This played out for me in 4 ministries over a year and a half. As a devout believer I am profoundly disappointed in this church and I do not recommend it to anyone who doesn't "fit the mold" of a typical evangelical.

Pastor Brian Stone is humble and relatable. Scripture-focused sermons with stories applicable to…read moreour daily lives. Worship music is excellent too! Growing church with a small church feel.

Great preaching. Good church for the whole family. Went to visit a few weeks ago. Very Bible based…read more Felt like a Calvary Chappel church.