Shoreline city has been my church home for over 7 years now. This new location bolsters in size ,…read moreaesthetics, and the spirit of Jesus! Pastor Earl and Oneka leads this church with kindness, love, and prayer . They have tons of connect groups to grow and build community . Different opportunities to serve at the church and be the church in the world . This location gets busy and the earlier service is recommended. Parking is efficient however spots fill up quickly. There is other parking located all around the outer parts including a garage. Everyone here is kind and welcoming. They have a bakery to fill up on coffee and snacks . Water fountains and bathrooms are spread throughout including upstairs . Great church and even better people to meet and worship Jesus together .

I've been going to Shoreline for 2.5 years, and I love it! The sermons and worship are always so…read moregood!!

Such a welcoming and hospitable community of faith. It feels like family! Always enjoy visiting…read morewhen we're in town.

First Presbyterian Church of Richardson is a church focused on serving others. The congregation is…read morewarm and welcoming, and the worship services are thought provoking and meaningful. The choirs, including handbells, are excellent! They have a program called First Friday that reaches out to the neighborhood families that has been existent for 10 years. Also, Arts Alive group there is very active. The church also serves as a nesting church.

We attended Central Christian Church last Sunday and the church was welcoming and friendly. The…read moreperson that spoke from the pulpit who based his sermon on the Bible was also very interesting!

We regularly attend this church and like everything about it. It's small enough to get to know…read morepeople but large enough to have quality classes, music, sermons, teaching, etc. Being completely Bible-based, we know we are hearing and learning only the Truth. Speakers rotate so it's not necessarily the same person preaching week after week. The emphasis is on living what we learn. For example, one mantra is SANMAN - See a Need, Meet a Need. Everyone is encouraged to take the initiative to meet others' needs. Let God love us and let God love others through us. A nice bonus is a delicious full breakfast 8:30-9:00 every Sunday morning - homemade biscuits, bacon, eggs, pancakes, fruit, juices, and of course fresh coffee. Come see what you think!

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.

So very well-coming but not over-bearing Strong, powerful messages; kindliness, helpful in your…read morejourney wherever you are.

If you're in Central Dallas and you're looking to hear truth - inspiring, powerful, convicting and…read moreuplifting truth - I encourage you to visit The Village. Pastor Matt Chandler is a gifted messenger. Generally, he is videoed in from his campus in Flower Mound, and the other campuses, including Plano, tune in the same way. There is a local pastor who will also speak and also preach, but the majority of the time for now, you will hear Chandler. The truth is powerful, and so is the delivery. A few things to prepare you for your visit: Yes, the church is large. There are multiple services throughout Sunday, we generally attend the 11:15. You do want to arrive 15-30 minutes early to park. People flock to the church, which is a huge blessing and a huge testament to God's work here, but it also means parking gets crowded and you may have to park in the remote shuttle lot if you're not there in time. There is child care - and lots of children and happy families here. The congregation is young - ranging from college kids to young professionals and families. But you won't feel completely out of place is you're above the median age of 25 - we are in our late 20s and mid 30s, my husband and I, and this is a great place for us. The music / worship service is impactful and inspiring. Last week we sung half of our songs in Spanish to reach out to the Spanish speaking community, and particularly to love the visiting in-laws of a staff member who were there from Mexico. They care about connection and about spreading the Gospel very much. I read in another review that it can be hard to meet people. This is completely true. People attend in packs, and they seem to sit and stick together. I've actually only been reached out to by one very kind girl who chatted my husband and I up before service a few weeks ago. And the pastor has introduced himself and welcomed us. We've been visiting for about 4 months now consistently and haven't established any consistent faces to know, mostly because it's so large and many already know each other. We can and will do more to establish relationships, but I do wish that covenant members would be encouraged to extend themselves when they see new faces. We'll be taking the steps to Connect with a life group next, which will help establish some steady local Christian relationships in our lives and we're excited to do so. The Village Church has been a blessing to us, and, again, I would encourage anyone to visit! I'd even be happy to meet you there! :)

I listened to Pastor Matt's Easter sermon, and I found it both engaging and profound. F4L is a…read morewelcoming place--a place for folks who are broken and need healing. But also a place where people from all backgrounds come together. I would strongly encourage anyone to give F4L at least one Sunday morning....you'll probably be back!

Great community church. The message was very well presented and the members were very friendly and…read morewelcoming.

What can I say about mt. Pisgah Baptist Church that is already not self explanatory. Pastor…read more R.W. TOWNSHEND has took the reigns and ran with it. Looking for a place to worship, praise , and grow in Christ then stop here and join us as we begin a new era at mt. Pisgah Baptist Church at our new location. God bless!!