This is the place from where the Walk for Peace has started 3.5 months ago: the Hương Đạo Vipassana…read moreBhavana Center in Fort Worth, Texas -- a Vietnamese-Theravada Buddhist meditation temple and community center that has served its neighborhood and the wider DFW area for more than 25 years. Founded by Vietnamese Theravada monastics to be a place of meditation, study, and compassionate service, the center offers retreats, mindfulness practice, cultural events, and community support rooted in the Buddha's teachings. On October 26, 2025, a group of monks from this center, led by Venerable Bhikkhu Paññākāra, set out from here on a historic 2,300-mile Walk for Peace toward Washington, D.C. -- a moving meditation to share peace, loving-kindness, and compassion across the United States. This temple continues to be a spiritual home and source of guidance for many, a reminder that peace begins within and radiates outward.

This is a great family church, its small but a great place to praise GOD. What I like most about…read moreattending this church is the music they play and the friendly openness of the people who come here. They also have a great band and you can hear them praise even if you are not inside the church.They are also very involved in the community with fundraisers, activities, and outreach. Not only are they involved in the community but also all over the world, and have missionaries helping everywhere they can.Like there mooto says "a local church with a world vision."

It's a great place to visit and immerse yourself in a peace and loving environment and understand…read morethe Buddhist culture. They welcome you with open arms and cast no judgement. It's a place one must experience to understand the difference it will make on your heart and soul. May you be well, happy and at peace.

I missed seeing the beloved Aloka, but I had a wonderful time visiting the temple. It is a…read moretranquil paradise in the middle of a bustling city. They are vert courteous to foreigners, you will feel welcome. I hope to go again, someday.

Home to great people who pibe God and all people. This church organizes several community outreach…read moreprograms, mission trips, and is always helping people in need.

Best church I've ever gone to! The pastor, Scott Sharman, is…read moreAMAZING. The teen and children's ministry are both amazing! The kids and teens learn so much and grow closer to Christ ever Sunday, as well as enjoy what they are learning. I haven't met a single church-goer that hasn't agreed with me. Also, everyone at the church gets along so well and we are like a huge family.

This church has helped me with so many spiritual problems I've had in life, the people there have…read morealways been so friendly and Pastor Martin would come up and talk to me just to see how I was doing. The YG (younger generation) service is amazing, the sermons and music are perfect for those at any age that want to feel moved. The singers vary in ages and you can really see young adults helping in the church. Come check them out! SATURDAY WORSHIP EARLY SERVICE 9:00 am YG CHURCH 10:15 am CLASSES 10:15 am MAIN SERVICE 11:30 am

Small real world church that has a strong belief in God and helping you fully understand the…read morebible... This is great for our family so that a more outgoing version and understanding for all of the bible is available for the entire family.

I am a client in Cornerstone's Housing program and I have been very grateful and happy with their…read morehelp. I myself have worked with non-profits in the past, in jobs, and I know that they are not perfect. But Cornerstone does have heart and the desire to help. They may not always be perfect(though I have not seen that) but I think they have the desire and the willingness to try to help you. I know they work with many churches, such as my church-Christ Chapel Bible Church-and I am glad for the prayer and the spiritual support-in my own recovery and my own life, trusting and having faith in God is what is helping me to recover. As with any non-profit, I think you have to take the good with the bad, and for me, Cornerstone has been all good. For the people who would be homeless without Cornerstone, or without groceries or even without a decent wardrobe, I am very appreciative and grateful for them!

Went for the first time, and I saw nothing but a spotlight or no choice but to feel obligated to…read moregive and tithe. I'm sorry but we live by faith, not by works. It was very evident that your work is to do (at your church) and that is not the work of the God we serve. Galatians 2:20-21 I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. I do not frustrate the grace of God: for if righteousness come by the law, then Christ is dead in vain. There was nothing but a 10 min message and a guest taking about some organization (which seem for a good cause but that is just part of an announcement - for it should be)

I attended this church from about 6 years old until high school. On an average week, I would spend…read moreat least 10 to 15 hours a week at this place, including multi-day revivals, Saturday prayer mornings, Wednesday nights, and of course, Sunday mornings, not to mention additional holiday events. My mom and I started attending this church and upon our first visit, we were approached and invited to lunch with an "elder", who began courting my mom and ended up marrying her, against my will. Suffice to say, this man was not a godly man, and the church treated our family like outcasts instead of helping me. I was made fun of by the youth group and called a loner, was ignored, isolated, and humiliated to sit on the front row of this church with my "family", yet we were cordially ignored and avoided, eventually being asked to leave the church. It always confused me, how people who sang about helping others, grace, helping the helpless, chose to turn their backs on me. When I finally had the strength to leave Irving in 2008, I called my so called pastor of this church to seek guidance, support and finally use my voice and share the truth, something that I had not been able to do since 6 years old. No matter how many times I called his office, how many messages I left, I was repeatedly told he was busy, or unavailable. I even reached out to his family, which was of no use. It broke my heart, that a place that boasted they were so full of God's spirit, could reject our family instead of intervening. An entire organization who Saw ME as an embarrassment instead of being an advocate for a defenseless little girl. I can never again take this church seriously as they have put their money where their mouth is and have shown me for over a decade, their true colors. My advice would be hard pass. Like most churches, they will have modern affects. Fresh coffee. Bright, shiny smiles. Even wonderful people who are being unknowingly exploited for free labor AKA serving, however the "warm fuzzy" feeling that coats you as you walk in isn't the holy spirit. It's a song and dance to get you to fund their illusion and kush lifestyle. So incredibly sad that the gaudy, prideful and arrogant people of this church never took the time to see I needed help, that my mom was too worn down and emotionally weak to take care of me and leave the "Elder". We were surrounded a sea of religious leaders who never intended to get their pretty shoes dirty. Thanks for everything, Calvary Church, what a gem!