I came to Clear Creek about 4 years ago when they started their "Shine" series. From the moment I…read morestarted the "Shine" series, I felt safe. I felt my sins, troubles, and sorrows were washing away as I stood before Him. The sermon resonated within me, the voice of Kerri (who is their lead singer) brought me to tears. Nothing is better than coming each Sunday to remind yourself of the goodness of Him. Though you may not forgive yourself, He does. Each pastor teaches differently. My favorite is Yancey, who adds humor, yet depth to his teachings. I highly recommend to those who are new to the community, who are lost & need to be found, or anyone that needs to find a new church to call home.

Let me start by saying that I am not a Christian, if anything I lean more Theist or Buddhist. That…read moresaid, this church pretty much ticks all the boxes for anyone in need of a little spiritual healing. Lets start with all the good stuff. *Childcare- It is provided here for all ages and it is STELLAR! The kids area is beautiful, clean and well run. They have the whole place on lockdown and you can leave your children knowing they are well cared for and safe. The peace of mind is priceless. The staff is awesome and my kids love coming. They also do bible related crafts and activities. *Coffee- It's plentiful and it's free! They have 2 well stocked coffee areas with sugar, cream, tea and on a good day some gorgeous soul will bring donuts. They also have lots of tables and chairs. *Service- It's relatively painless! I approach service as more of a philosophy class and although I don't always agree with what's said I can usually walk away with some valuable nugget. There are about 3-4 senior and junior pastors that rotate between this location and 2 others. Yancy is our unofficial favorite. They're very good about not using the "Christian" label, I suppose it's to attract more folks. *Community Service- CCCC really stands out here. For example, last Sunday they cut service short because they had over 20 organizations set up in the lobby for the congregation to walk around and find something to get involved in. They had everything, refugee assimilation, foster care, women & children's shelters, Habitat for Humanity, etc. They have bible studies and groups to get involved in. I believe there is also a service on Weds. They are super hands on in the community and truly do give back. Honestly can't think of anything bad. See you on Sunday!

Life Church is one church with three locations. The League City campus opened in the summer of…read more2022. Life Church is a Bible-based church with messages that are based in the Word of God. Although it is a three-three campus church, each campus is still small enough that you don't get lost in the crowd. Each campus has live worship. At the same time as service, there is a separate service for children with Life Kids. There is also a nursery available during service. Life Church also reaches into the community. You can join a small group (Life Group) that take place throughout the area. There are also serving opportunities if that is what you need. Please check out the website at Life.cc for more information. Bottom line - If you are trying to get connected with a home church within your community, check out Life Church. Check the website at Life.cc for service times. If you decide to come, ask for Doug M. I'd love to meet you.

The Watershed Church is a thriving faith community with a passion for League City/Bay Area/Clear…read moreLake! If you're looking for a community that will support and help carry your faith to new heights, this is where you want to be. The Watershed does "church different", so come experience what sets them apart.

This is an amazing church! We are all imperfect people serving a perfect God! I have learned and…read moregrown so much in this church. The messages are anointed, the Spirit of God flows heavily, and the programs for my kids and teenagers are bar none. Come give us a try!

Highly anointed church,fun Christ loving people truth teaching in scripture of the Holy Bible,if…read moreyou are looking for a church family and learn more on how to be a better servant of God and better a relationship with Jesus this is the place to be

My daughter went to classes there to get baptized after she finished all her classes. On Saturday…read morethey baptized her with over 10 other kids. They didn't use any water. They explained to me that we don't like to get wet. He gave a sermon about how we should listen for God's word. God Provided a Bible so we can know how to do things like baptism. It doesn't say this is a guideline and if you don't feel like doing it, you don't have too. Do they think the 10 Commandments are suggestions?

Extremely welcoming community. It was so nice to be greeted by so many people as I walked in as if…read moreeveryone knew me. The message was wonderful. This is a great parish to join if new to or visiting the area.

This is a small church, like a family. No judgments and VERY caring! Come as you are, even off…read morethe streets. There is room for everyone. Everyone tries to make you feel comfortable and the teaching is spot on.

From the owner: Find comfort in the word of God from a group of firm believers at Mount Hebron Missionary Baptist…read moreChurch in Dickinson, Texas. We are a non-profit Christian organization that is dedicated to corporate worship, biblical education, and community service.

I visited last month after hearing the pastor speak at a No Kings rally, and I was looking for a…read morenew church home for my son and his girlfriend who do not like traditional places of worship. I was surprised that not one single person spoke a word to me or even offered a smile. This is not at all what I expected.

Oh how I was so wrong about this church. After I had attended this church in the year of 2013, I…read morehad fell very ill and couldn't attend services on Sundays anymore. When I decided it was time for me to come back in 2014, I attended the church and the experience was quite different for me. The staff of the church wasn't as friendly as I had experienced at first, I even decided to attend the newcomers church program in December and discovered that this church doesn't welcome all kinds of people. I was rather placed in a rude position with one of the ushers or pastors when I told him that I church hop, he wasn't very nice about it and he made a very rude comment about it. Hint here: Every church worshipper, church hops when they don't even know it, I mean everyone does it, I bet you don't attend the same church you grew up in, now do you. After that encounter, I left the first day of the newcomers class and didn't return to the church until 2015, which I thought maybe could change my mind. I was coming for the Hindu religions class that one of the speakers was a professor from a local university, the class was very interesting, but the people of this church didn't treat me well and I often felt like an outcast, like I didn't belong, and it made me feel very uncomfortable. Even after church service, where everyone would meet in this large community room, I always felt uncomfortable, it could be since although everyone is nice, but you can easily tell when the majority Caucasian population is being treated sweeter than the minorities. I always received stares when I walked into the church and it just made me uneasy so I've stopped attending the church. This church has left a bad taste in my mouth and I can't say I will be back. Although, the community garden is still cool, but I won't be viewing it anymore. When you first attend this church, you feel as if it accepts all kinds, but once you get into the system of things, you will easily watch how people true colors come out and reveal what they really are about. That's what I experienced and it was definitely a horrific one.