Wedgwood may be hard to find but well worth finding. The church loves people by having Missional…read moreCommunities (MC's). These are like the old Sunday School, but better. The MC's meet together AFTER the message so that they can apply what scripture and the message is giving us to be more Christ like (being discipled).The MC's also serve in our community as well as our church, together, building close relationships. If you would like to be discipled and build a relationship with Christ as well as other people walking through life together, come visit. You won't be disappointed. But come at 9:00 to worship and hear the message.

This is an awesome church! I've been on staff for 11 years and have previous history as a church…read moremember an have been associated with the church for over 20 years. Our people truly care for one another and those visiting us. God's Spirit has always been very real here. Our pastor has brought a new vision of disciple-making that I am so very excited about!! Come visit us and I'd love to grab a cup of coffee with you- Aaron Lynn, Associate Pastor.

It was the first Sunday of 2026 and I decided to visit Impact. It was a wonderful experience. Let…read moreme, describe my experience. It's an easy commute. It right off I-30 and Cherry Lane , then head North till you see the Christian Center to the left. Parking was easy to find. There was a Greeter to hand you a Church Bulletin. It's easy to find a seat. The Worship Band was so good!. They performed several Contemporary Christian Songs. The Pastor preached about the importance of words. He also used the same declarations as Joel Osteen. He preached from the King James Bible. He used lots of scriptures to support what he was saying. Rhonda blessed me with a gift since it was my first time. It was a well thought out gift that included a Journal, Pen, Tissue, Breath Mint and Heealing oil! The crowd is mature and married. There's also a lot of older Women. The crowd is predominantly White.The Restrooms are clean too! Free water in the lobby is available. Theres so many opportunities to serve! There's also alot of activities on their Calendar. Check out Impact Christian Center. They would love to welcome you into the Church.

Great church, great people. Definitely doesn't receive the recognition it deserves. I've been to…read moreplenty of other churches and I highly recommend you come hear Pastor Darell give the word if the weekend doesn't work for you do not be shy to swing by on a weekday!

If your looking for a Church home, then you should come check out the weekend experience here. The…read moreworship music is awesome and the pastor is really great. The mission of this church is to Love * Serve * Lead. Come check out the Worship Experience at either 9:30 or 11 Am on Sunday's.

I really really enjoyed this church. I came here because I was looking for a smaller church with a…read morefamily type feel. Pastor Landon has some really great sermons and he truly tries to connect with people. He speaks from a point he's not above people but he lives life beside them. Also, I got to join part of the young adult bible stud group which I enjoyed too. Great worship too. I would recommend to anyone trying to find a smaller church in Fort Worth!

Beautiful church with vibrant community. Father Kelly is a very warm and welcoming priest.read more

St. Jude Catholic Church is located in Mansfield, TX, offering daily and weekly mass for the…read morecommunity in a wonderful and welcoming setting. They have ample parking in front and on the side of the church. There is currently a project where they are raising funds to build a bigger parking lot in the future and have already broken ground for it. On Saturdays, they celebrate mass at 5 pm, and at 7pm its in Spanish. On Sundays mass is offered at 730 and 10 am. There is also a mass on Sundays at 1130 with no music. At 1pm on Sundays, the mass is offered in Spanish as well. As for the daily mass, it's offered Monday through Saturday at 830am. They also broadcast the mass on the radio where you can tune into 104.1 FM. Inside the cathedral is very beautiful, with ample seating and lots of rows. They also have 2 big screens where they provide lyrics of songs and daily readings of the scriptures and prayers. The Deacon and Father are very easygoing, and the homily they provide each mass are great to listen to and provide instruction for a great daily living in faith. Outside of the church, there are many statues of Saints, and they also have a nice waterfall in front of the church to gather around and admire the natural beauty of this Holy place. St Jude Catholic Church is a great place to attend mass with your family while strengthening the Catholic community. After mass on Sundays, usually at the 10 am. mass, they have breakfast items for sale or donation such as breakfast pastrys, coffee, and BLT'S.

The pastors and people at this church are wonderful. In my work through Find A Grave, I wish all…read morechurches were as understanding and open-minded as these people. Most other churches don't take the time to truly listen and understand. They simply say, "No!" without fully understanding what they're saying "No" to. From the first interaction, to the in-process work on the project, to finishing touches, the pastors and congregation have been so loving and kind. Today I worked one wall of their columbarium, logging the many memorials on to the Find A Grave website. With a low battery in play, I needed to save the other wall for tomorrow morning. I look forward to heading back over there and will miss these kind folks once I'm done. Please check out this church.

From the first day I came to Trinity, everyone felt like family. This is one of the most inclusive…read morecongregations that I've had the privilege to be a part of. The messages are always hopeful and inspiring. If you're looking for an inclusive, diverse, and loving congregation, Trinity is it!

People treat you like family. Join a Community Group! They are a bilingual church. Spanish service…read more@9:30am English service @11am.

My friend attends this church and she loves it! If memory serves, I believe the Dean of Women's…read morePrograms at SWBTS attends here too! So, with that being said, let the adventure begin! This is an enormous church the resembles an auditorium. Greeters are out front to hold the door for you and make you feel welcome. The church is secure with Police officers watching the grounds. I felt really safe, as I walked in. The officer wasn't on his phone like, many others. He was alert and ready for action. Sunday School was a nice experience. Ladies were welcoming. The teacher helped us understand scripture better, by reading each verse line by line. She also asked us thought provoking questions. Morgan showed us how our lives our applicable to the scriptures. To the lady, who worked in Childrens Ministry and whore a cute Disney Mask. Thank you for living out scripture. See Mathew 25:35. Your presence was calming, sweet and reassuring. Worship Pastor was the best! He resembled, the Christian Comedian, Michael Jr. He really focused on hearing from God. He demonstrated Hebrews 12:10 Let us fix our eyes on Jesus the author and perfector of our faith. He performed not for the audience but, for Jesus. The sound was crystal clear like the Omni Theater! The Worship Band performed my current favorite songs, such as Holy Spirit, Do it Again and Promises! The drummer was a female and she was as good as Suzette Quintanilla! ( The sister of the late Tejano legend, Selena.) Pastor Jason Paredes was well spoken. He had a subtle Spanish accent but it was cute. It really worked for him. He was also dressed to impress. He told us that he had a sermon ready to preach but, the Spirit was telling him to tell a different story because, someone needed to hear it. Pastor JP delivered his sermon without missing a beat. He spoke about how to pray in the name of Yeshua and delivered a compelling story about sharing your faith. I was so moved by his preaching, I began to weep. I had an encounter.The spirit spoke to me and told me, I need to witness to particular person, who is Agnostic. Pray for me, Ya'll. This is a safe nurturing environment. A spirit lead Church with an incredible Worship team and Staff. It's a must attend!

Great sacred & historic faith based community and a wonderful place to worship! Fr. John P. ROCKS!read more

Wow, our experience was very different from Celeste A.'s. Perhaps there is a new priest? Oh, and I…read moredo believe some renovations have been made, as I thought the Church looked quite good, especially considering its age (92, see below, or http://stmarysftw.publishpath.com/ ). What a breath of fresh air. The last Catholic church I went to is a very large church in Keller. While that church is large and beautiful, it lacks warmth. My favorite part of a Catholic mass is the "peace be with you" part. You can really get a feel for a church's soul at this time. There was true warmth from the other parishioners that shared this moment with me. After the Mass, as we gathered up our things (it was a cold night in FW), Father Jaison came by and spoke with. This furthered my appreciation of the smaller church. It's a warmth not experienced in larger churches. My only regret is that we do not live close enough to attend Mass here more often, but we most certainly try to visit again. Oh, a little about the church. It's very old. From the website: "The first Mass at St. Mary's was celebrated on May 4, 1909, in the small wooden building that constituted the first Church. After a fire destroyed that building in 1922, the present Church was constructed and the first Mass was celebrated on July 20, 1924. A jewel of Romanesque architecture, the new St. Mary's instantly became a prominent landmark on Magnolia Avenue and a center of worship, education and social activity for the near south side of Fort Worth. Initially, St. Mary's was under the care of priests of the Congregation of the Mission (Vincentians). In 1928, the Order of St. Benedict (Benedictines) began a ministry that was to last for half a century. Their tenure saw the development of Laneri High School (now Cassata Learning Center) and St. Mary's School, both staffed by Benedictines. The current rectory was constructed during that time. Priests of the Society of the Divine Savior (Salvatorians) staffed the parish from 1978 until 1982. That year the Society of Mary (Marianists) assumed pastoral care of the parish." Bottom line: While the Fort Worth Cathedral (St. Patrick) is a short distance away, given the choice, I would much rather celebrate mass here at St. Mary's.

I've attended this church many times, and my experience has been consistent. The service usually…read morefeels more like a concert for the first half, followed by a sermon that heavily emphasizes tithing. Week after week, the main focus seems to be on giving money rather than exploring the full depth of the Bible's teachings. Of all the virtues Scripture highlights--love, mercy, forgiveness, justice, humility, faith--this church tends to return again and again to financial generosity. Even verses that have nothing to do with money, such as "storing treasures in heaven," are reframed as calls to tithe. That kind of interpretation is misleading, one-dimensional, and self serving. I attend church to be spiritually challenged and encouraged in my walk with God, but I often leave feeling like the central message is simply "give more." A church should cultivate growth in faith, character, and community--not reduce discipleship to weekly fundraising. Until the teaching broadens to reflect the richness of the gospel, I can't recommend this church to those seeking balanced, Christ-centered instruction.

Very friendly and welcoming church. Meaningful worship songs. Loved the sermon straight from…read morescriptures . They have ministry for kids and youth !! Loved being there.