Our family loves Westmont Church! It is located behind the Whataburger on 50th and we call it the…read moreWhat- a- church! Friendly people, great teaching directly from the Bible and fantastic youth programs. We are a family of believers lifting each other up and sharing a blessed life.

This church is truly amazing! The congregation is a group of wonderful, welcoming people who make…read moreyou feel right at home. The worship services on Sundays are absolutely spectacular. It's traditional and filled with beautiful hymns that lift the spirit. One of the things I love most is that they celebrate communion every Sunday, which makes each service feel especially meaningful. If you're looking for a place with heartfelt worship and a strong sense of community, this is the perfect church to visit.

Very friendly parish! We first attended a diaconate ordination here for two seminarians. The church…read morewas beautifully decorated with white, pale blue and pale pink arrangements. They were prepared for overflow crowds! Extra chairs were already set up! The 2 hour long ceremony was quite moving. To see 2 young men, my age in fact, come one step closer to their goal of joining the priesthood is inspirational to say the least. May God bless their next year as they get ordained priests in June!!!

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Not my cup of tea Church. If your new to the area and looking for a church to call home this isn't…read morethe place. Unless you're conformed to religion. Being new to this church, your first expression should always matter.. right? I was expecting most church-goers & staff of the church to be very friendly when my sister and I first walked in. Wrong.. everyone seemed to talk amongst themselves & to the people they only knew. The ushers of the church were there to do one job and that was to seat people. To think about it, I only really saw one usher helping people. My sister and I sat ourselves. Everyone else was still trying to find a seat to rest their butts especially when the service had already began. It was annoying having multiple groups walk in front of my view, because the church had limited amounts of seats. You would think this is a non denominational church... again wrong. The pastor Dusty Thompson kept referring to the crowd as Christians & if you're not one it was problematic. As if this is a church of Christianity. He kept repeating, this is a method for Christians and if you're not a Christian pray that God would help you convert. WTH? Pastor Dusty Thompson, as a monotone teacher would do. He read his from the Bible word from word. He didn't even attempt to put it in his own words, tell a story, or put motivation in it. It was very humid, stale, boring, and unstimulating to bear. Myself and the guy sitting right next to me found ourselves in a bore state almost falling asleep in service. As like the Catholics do, here at Redeemer communion is done very similar. Instead of everyone drinking from the cup; everyone instead dips their bread into that one cup of wine.. germs spread this way! And you wonder why Lubbock is the #1 in nation for STD.. stop the spread of germs! I find that extremely unsanitary. With that being said think about germs from each individual who attends. Disgusting! No matter where you are if it's blessed or not germs don't care who you are. After that first time attending and experiencing that awful service, my sister and I decided to listen from our home to our pastor Joel O. on a podcast, because pastor Dusty is confused on what he wants to preach about.

Started coming as a freshman in college in 2011! Grateful for the relationships and gospel teaching…read morethat have formed me here!

Welcoming, kind, our church home for years and not another one like it. So grateful to be here and…read morefeel loved unconditionally

I love traditional worship and contemporary thinking. St. John's, with its location beside the…read moreTexas Tech campus, has both. Mary V.

Second B is an incredible church! From the moment we walked in the door, we felt welcome &…read moreaccepted!! Their interim senior pastor, Charlie Johnson was simply outstanding & made such an impact on us! The congregation is sweet, nice & so friendly! We will be back!

I attended Second B from 2003 to 2007 while I was an undergrad at Texas Tech and it became my home…read moreaway from home during those years. I found a loving community here with a small but mighty college and young adult ministry that was led by an incredible group of mentors who planned insightful Sunday school lessons, helped us with the transition to adulthood, offered advice and warmth, and planned fun events to keep us active and engaged in the church. I was familiar with the church and some of the youth from growing up at Broadway Baptist in Fort Worth and attending church camp with Second B every summer. During my time here I was able to strengthen those existing relationships, as well as make many new friends, many of whom I still keep in touch with all these years later. I was welcomed as a "watchcare" member by Pastor Wise, allowing me to keep membership at my home church but still be a member of the 2nd B family. Second B stays very active, with many opportunities to get involved not only with the church, but the whole community. While there, I led children's bible study and missions, taught Vacation Bible School, volunteered with the youth group, went on mission trips, helped at the food bank, and helped organize community and church events. There were always various music, mission, fellowship, family, and Bible study activities happening, with something for everyone. Most of the ministers I knew have passed away or passed on other callings, and I haven't been able to visit in several years, but I have such fond memories of my time with this church and its people. Based on my experiences, the legacy and mission of the church, and the people I still know there, I think you'll find a good home at Second Baptist, whether you're a college student looking for a home away from home or someone looking to join an active and faithful congregation.

This church loves God and people! We are a non-denominational church with contemporary worship. We…read morehave an outstanding marriage ministry and thriving youth and children's ministry. Come try us out!

Great place to worship. Friendly folks and deep messages from Josh. We felt right at home quickly.read more

Briefly about me: I was raised in a huge Methodist church, went to an Episcopal school, (forced to)…read moretake years and years of religion classes, my best friend was Catholic, and a roommate of mine in college was Hindu... Without realizing it I had a very holistic exposure to religion. Unfortunately, the church I grew up in was very heavy on gossip and politics and I was turned off completely. Skip ahead a few years and I was reconnected with a close friend from High School. He and his wife invited us a few times to the church and I was still a bit leery about church in general. Thankfully our friends were persistent and we joined them at Experience Life. I was immediately blown away because people were genuinely nice, the house band was as good as any band I've ever heard, the music they planned were things you would hear on just about any radio station, it was loud, and the preacher wore jeans and a T-shirt. I'll never forget something he said during our first visit, Pastor Chris said the fact that there are things called 'Sunday clothes' means that something is wrong. Everything about ELife was different then anything I had experienced and we were immediately impressed. If you are looking for a church that you feel happy to be attending then I would highly encourage you to give any campus of ELife a try. Worst case scenario is you'll get a free Tshirt, but most people see how nice this change of pace is. With that said, ELife may not be for everyone and that's fine. My grandparents would not enjoy Experience Life though a number of grandparent aged individuals attend, and some that want a more traditional church (you know, monotone hymns and shiny brass collection plates) would not like it. With all this said, I will admit that my time attending and volunteering at ELife has been a greatly satisfying experience.

Great expereince. No pesky passing of the basket, just a great service, done by good people who…read morecare and are "real". No Perfect People Allowed!