This parish is spacious but comfortable. People are very friendly. The pastor, Father Frank, is…read morewonderful and a great listener. Lots of handicapped parking and a drive up circle to drop loved ones off. The artwork and design elements inspire prayerful meditation. Convenient mass times- Saturday 4:30 PM; Sunday 8 and 10 AM in English; 12:00 in Spanish. Great location, lots of excellent brunch spots up the street. Family friendly atmosphere.

Faith is pretty big with my family and being raised Roman Catholic, it's pretty amazing to know…read morethat my family has grown up under the guidance of Father Frank. Father Frank oversaw Mother Cabrini for many, many years and that's where I received a few of my sacraments alongside my siblings and cousins. When my parents moved to the Westside, we were pretty bummed honestly because we knew that although there were plenty of churches we could join, none would feel like the home and comfort we built with Father Frank. My family was ecstatic when we learned Father Frank was going to be the Pastor for St. Matthew. The services are always wonderful and very welcoming to all. We even held my sister's wedding vows and ceremony here.

I've never posted a review before, but I feel like this church is worth it…read more Anyone who has ever thought about going to Abundant, formerly called Alfc (Always Looking For Cash), should discard that thought immediately. As someone who has attended Abundant for 17 years, I think I've given them a fair shot, and the only reason I have sat through that many attempts to get my money (they call them sermons) is because my family has been going there for decades. In the beginning, I actually enjoyed going there, but over the past ten years or so, my view of that cultish place has changed drastically. I first started questioning the sincerity of the pastors when the son of Pastor Charles started to get very annoying. He would always try and be funny with his dumb face-making and low-quality jokes, but when he started tooting his own horn about how great his marriage is and bragging on how his wife is the city attorney, which I'm sure she got that spot with the help of a few favors for people , I couldn't take it anymore. But that was just the beginning; then he starts talking about his public speaking degree, which makes sense that he has that degree, considering how bad his book is, and on top of that he would say some pretty dumb things. For example, one time when he first got on stage, the first thing he said was, '"Sex is amazing," with a huge smile on his face, like he had just gotten some before service. Something people don't know about him is that when he was a teenager at the church, a close family friend of mine who was working at the church saw Jared standing awkwardly outside one of the bathrooms. When the worker went into the bathroom, two of Jared's friends were taking turns doing sexual acts to a girl, who was supposedly Jared's girlfriend. The worker told Charles and then was immediately fired. No better than Jared is Shannon, the entitled princess of abundant. She reeks of arrogance and entitlement. if you've ever wondered about her sermons, let me break it down for you. First, she asks for your money while wearing designer clothes and a Rolex watch on her wrist. Then, she talks about how her mom died and how "devastating" that was for her, which I'm tired of hearing about because a lot of people have lost someone in their life, but most don't have a huge home and an inheritance of expensive items and trips to Europe; most just have to pay for the funeral of that person whom they lost, and all they get is a bottle of ashes. But back to the sermon, next she "paints a picture for you" of how good God has been to her, which I'm sure he has been good to her considering how nice her house is with its pool, courtyard, and huge square footage, plus the fact that she probably gets a housing allowance to pay for that house by doing the "lord's work." Then towards the end of the sermon, she just gets loud and raises her arms in the air and gets everybody excited. then she is escorted out of the auditorium by her security guards, whom she doesn't even thank for giving her a water bottle or helping her on or off the stage. End of service. Lastly, there's Charles, the big kahuna, the head honcho, the man who started it all with a dream from God. He's the reason his kids have turned out the way they are--entitled, arrogant, and self-absorbed. With the demographic of his church, it's easy to see why he has been able to manipulate so many people for nearly fifty years Overall, the Niemans just want your money to fuel their lavish lifestyles. They try and direct the attention off of them by offering expired food on the weekends and having prayer groups for the broken, but it's all just a facade to cover their wrong and sinful lives of stealing from desperate people who are hurting and have nowhere to turn but them. I can't stand how they stand in their multi-million dollar buildings and ask for money while they wear watches that cost more than most people's cars. They claim that they were poor when they first started out, but there are numerous stories that disprove that. They are corrupt. They are frauds. Their sermons are total garbage with no effort or intellect, and it sounds like the same thing is said every single week. These people need to be exposed. People treat them like they are gods and listen to everything they say and cherish every word. It's disgusting.

I have attended the West side church since they opened. After spending time here you learn more…read moreabout God as well as yourself. There is no perfect chuch but what you get out of it. All have to to see if you can fit in. There are plenty of churches in El Paso. I tried a few. Abundant has three pastors who are different but you get a good message. I tecommend trying out the church a few times. The church also has a coffee bar with snacks.

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I do not recommend this church. They are extremely disrespectful and judgemental. They present…read morethemselves as "christlike" but the moment you look any different, they will kick you out. I was judged immediately when i walked in because of my pink hair and my lip piercings. They told me i did not look like a child of god and they rushed us out the door. Not friendly for different looking people.

I highly recommend this church…read more.. We were referred by a friend and could not be more elated , and happy with everything they have to offer us in our walk with God, and the services and pastor are amazing! Everyone is super friendly and make you feel right at home from the moment you walk in the door. Thank you Karen Washington my dear friend that was the one that had me first come with her... We have never been more happy ... God bless ....

This isn't my regular church. I go to St. Stephen in the eastside. I bring a friend here on…read moreoccasion. Should I ever quit practicing Catholicism, I would consider coming here more regularly. The pastor and churchgoers are very kind. They usually greet everyone with a hug or handshake, even if they don't know you. This usually happens before and after the sermon. You feel very welcome, as if you belong. That's one of the best feelings. Churches are always supposed to welcome anyone without being judgemental. That's not always the case but it should be. There's a very nice and energetic vibe here. Most are enthusiastic when it comes to praying and singing. I also like that One For Life helps other churches around the world with various donations. They also help out locally. The sermons are pretty interesting. It's always nice when you can relate to one somehow. They host other prayer events throughout the week. I haven't attended any of them. I've only attended their Sunday service. Their sermons are also filmed and added to Facebook. You can watch it live or at your convenience. I'll continue bringing my friend whenever she wants to attend.

From the owner: One with God. One with each other. We're a church on the Westside of El Paso, TX and we're here to…read moreserve all of El Paso and the surrounding area! One For Life Ministries is a non-denominational Christian Church with a vision. Our vision is to generate an atmosphere where God is honored through worship and prayer and where believers are inspired to become like Christ through the preaching and teaching of the Word of God and by the examples of those who are in leadership.

My husband and I have not gone to church in a long while. We felt it was time to get back to…read morechurch. We had seen Westside Community Church around for years first at a school then an old building by an industrial area and now off Sunset. We thought to ourselves if it is growing there must be something there. We walked in to hugs and love in this non-judgement zone. At our last church we felt out of place sometimes as we were not fancy people. What I like most is Pastor Joe he wasn't always a pastor but a retired school teacher so he preaches from what I feel is a more realistic approach to life. He is humorous and has a passion for spreading the word of God. The church truly cares about you. We hadn't been members for very long when we asked if they can do a memorial for my father who just passed and wasn't a member or hadn't even stepped foot into a church in a long while. I really appreciated how the whole church family stepped in and offered help. No matter your walk with Christ this is a great place for you Are you a believer? Or still struggling? Haven't been to church since you were 10 years old? New to the area? This is the place for you and your family. Small groups and Bible Studies Awanas , children's and teen ministries Christian Counseling Free Meals Food Pantries Clothing Pregnancy housing Are all available here! I am a grateful believer in Jesus Christ and love this church.

This is where you'll find me on Sunday mornings at 10. I have been a member of this church since it…read morewas back on Northwestern and I remain loyal and faithful because this is truly a family of Christian people. One HUGE difference is when you come here you don't feel like you're being judged or that they are only after your money...they don't even pass an offering plate. Instead, when you feel comfortable and God has spoken to your heart, you can place your offering in the collection box on your way out. And no lengthy speeches or bible series in giving money. Pastor Joes is truly a man of God and his series n bible studies continue to push me to grow spiritually and faithfully! He has counseled me several times and I always find his guidance reassuring, stern but applicable, and comforting. Pastor Joe definitely will show you how the bible and the life of Christ still apply to our current times. Also, he does a great children's ministry at the end off every praise and worship, which is always great since you never know what kids are gonna say! The building is a wonderful mix between the old and new with large, exposed wooden beams, a baptism pool, a cry room, comfortable chairs, and an inviting entryway. Don and Gloria are usually at the door and are the most lovely people inviting all to enter. Overall, this church family it's so warm and inviting and does so many things so unique that I look forward to attending on Sundays. I hope to see you there too, one of these days.

This is a beautiful church…read more Noah's mariachi group had a performance opportunity there to advertise enrollment into area Catholic schools. St. Francis does NOT have a Catholic school associated with it, that's why all the area schools were promoting their organization along with the new Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) season which closes on Tuesday, 17 March. The church is beautiful on the outside in a stucco southwestern style architecture. When you walk into the main sanctuary it is very roomy. The pews are new and clean. The lighting is natural, colored by the surrounding stain glass windows. The services were very nice, and the message is very Christian. The father is very welcoming and his message/sermon today was very humble and easy to follow during this Lenten season. If you live near Doniphan this is a nice church in your area.

This is a well-established Roman Catholic parish located in the Upper Valley (West Side) on 5750…read moreDoniphan. It is serving the wider community in Spanish and English. It operates under the Diocese of El Paso. The architecture reflects a serene Mission-Style church that is welcoming and supportive.

The Rock Faith Center is a place where your Pastor makes it a point to know your name. Pastor Eric…read moresends out Daily Empowerments to get your day started right. He truly is a man of God and is a true blessing. El Paso is so lucky to have an awesome Pastor. His wife is the Co-Pastor and is so humble. Pastor Yaisa's spirit is real and honest. Both Pastors are open and approachable. If you're lost, confused, tried church but didn't like it, been hurt, angry you should come to the Rock. You will be welcomed with hugs and a great message.

This Church is the best I've experienced in El Paso from the beginning to end. You are surrounded…read moreby people that will give you a smile, hug and pray with you no matter what! Even the kids are happy you came by. I haven't ever seen such a giving group of believers in a long time. The praise and worship is Excellent and will lift your spirit to a progressive level of positive thinking and love inside of you to share. The Pastor Eric and 1st Lady Yaisa Hallback has a calling on their life that is undeniable from God and honored to be ushered in the presence of God ever time I attend.