This is a pearl... multi generational with a passion for worship and the Word and is not for the…read morefaint of heart! If you want to get lost in his presence and the word then this is the church home you've been prying for

I came here because I wanted a church while I went to TXST. What I have found is life-long…read morefriendships, incredible mentors, and a new purpose to my life. To say Holy Spirit is present would be an understatement. This church is filled with people dedicated to live every day life in close relationship with Christ. I always love the worship and sermon but most of all I love the community and the contagious hunger and passion of leaders and pastors of HHC. Because of it, I can say confidently I know the Father and I can hear his voice!

A year ago an event I attended with my children, it was supposed to be a fun evening for us, more…read moreso specifically for my children. Since that evening those memories have lingered, the treatment I received from the organizers and some of those attendees, has left pain, hurt, and dark memories of that organization and the event they put on for the public. These photos are of my children from that evening a year ago. Last week I went back to see the registration details on that organizations website for this same event coming up in a few weeks, to only come across THESE RESTRICTIONS now plastered across their webpage. I took my children, I as the chaperone, my son as the prince, and my daughter's as the princesses. I was the ONLY mother/female there with her children last year. Everyone else was an adult male with a young girl. What was the harm, damage done by myself chaperoning my children to attend a "prince and princess dance"?? To now place restrictions on their annual event. The organizers made it obvious they did not welcome me there, they all kept approaching me questioning me. When I left that night, I felt I could not have left there fast enough. My children deserve equal treatment as any other child does. To treat a parent, mother, adult, who did no harm and had the children's best Interest first to attend that event. Those organizers should be ashamed of themselves for what they did and said. This organization hosting this event coming up in a few weeks, shame on all the organizers who have put their opinions into putting this on, how they mistreat parents, discriminate towards families and don't welcome families of different dynamics. I made a few phone calls around the city, and THANKFULLY there are other organizations locally that recognize the dynamics of families and WELCOME my children and myself together to attend their prince/princess dance. We are now registered to attend these events with these other gracious organizations. They will keep my business, with positive words, my support, and I will gladly give them referrals! Thank you to these organizations/businesses that open their doors to all families! (One day that other organization may hopefully open their eyes and mind to see how discriminatory they are to publically place those restrictions. Shameful).

It's an Awesome Bible- Believing Church! It's all about developing your relationship with God, and…read moreothers! Lots of opportunities to get involved and develop friendships with other believers and serve God! I've invited my whole community on our Facebook site and some have come and made it their church too! Check it out Sunday AM 9 & 11

Truly a place of refuge! You will find some of the most…read morewarm-hearted, genuine, and accepting people in this church. Demographically, it's an older church. Not a lot of young people, but they appreciate and welcome younger generations. Service to the community is a big deal and many people get involved. It's a good church for getting away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It's a lectionary, liturgical church that serves communion every week. They sing hymns with a choir, organ, and piano. It's quite traditional in that sense, but it s a theologically flexible church. Good place.

NB Presbyterian is a wonderful church within our community! Such a warm welcoming place, I…read moreautomatically felt right at home! And the minister is something else.....He connected with me right from the beginning of his sermon, and I learned so much! I'll definitely visit again!

We love Northpoint Church. Our family has been a part of this community for many years, and we're…read moregrateful for the people who have walked alongside us through every season.

So refreshing to see a Church that retains the traditional liturgy. It is the liturgy of the…read morehistoric Church and should be cherished. So blessed to be able to attend.

I am between Austin and Dripping, but normally go to Austin if I feel the urge to go to church. I…read morehadn't stopped in since the "New" Liturgy. Decided to go to midnight Christmas mass at St. Martin de Porres for the first time. I have a special bond and love for St. Martin de Porres, the patron saint of Social Justice, interracial marriages, ethical vegetarian and healer of people and animals, but for some reason, had never gone to this church, probably because I kind of avoid dripping springs and highway 12 because people are so impatient if you are looking for an address on a busy road and I don't want to get run over or bullied by people in menacing big trucks. Anyway, the church is small and built more like a home than a church. The priest seemed kind and tried to turn the homily into a sunday school lesson trying to get the crowd to participate, which I liked. To be honest, however, I am so very very disappointed with changes in the mass. Just what the Catholic Church needed - to alienate more people. I grew up with the vatican II mass and loved that everyone knew the words and participated freely and with gusto. It is something that has made the church, even the Catholic church, with all of its many many many faults, home. The new Roman hierarchy has made sure that the people can no longer participate freely., making much of the mass in an incomprehensible Latin and adding ridiculous language and $20 words to common prayers. St. Martin of Porres, defender of the poor, would surely disapprove of disenfranchising the people like this. Shame on them. Shame also on the Catholic Church for fighting for shortening the statute of limitations on molestation claims so that people harmed by evil priests can not get justice or peace. Kudos to the priest who said Christmas eve mass for bringing up issues of helping the poor and charity. He seemed like a kind man. Not sure if I will go back though. I believe that it is ok to challenge your church. My 12 years of Catholic school taught me to be engaged and not to be complacent. Therefore I recommend a blog for all of you who are fed up. The Progressive Catholic Voice, which has a lot of great articles for those who see things in a different way. http://theprogressivecatholicvoice.blogspot.com/

A few of the other ratings do not represent Cypress Creek church, so I feel compelled to comment…read more If you are wanting to know more about Jesus, you will find it here. If you want to feel part of a very nice community of people, living everyday lives, you will find it here. If you want a great worship experience and grow in your faith, you will find it here. If you want to be part of a church that supports mission work locally and around the world, you will find it here. If you are expecting a group of perfect people-you will be disappointed.

Know what you are getting into. It is a young crowd, which is both a positive and a negative…read more Negative in that they lack experience, training, wisdom, etc. Daughter attended a Focus weekend camp where they unwisely pitted boys against girls. What do you think will happen against a group of immature high school knuckleheads? No wisdom shown there. She ended up with a concussion, but no call was ever placed to her parents ( emergency contacts) despite the youth pastor having witnessed the entire event. No wisdom shown there either. They often state that they are a group of imperfect people worshipping a perfect God. No arguments there, but prefer to worship where they are equally concerned about my physical being and not just my spiritual.

Super warm and friendly. We are new to the area. It was perfect timing. They are starting a woman's…read morebible study specifically for woman new to the area! Also, are going to have a church barbecue coming up. I am just feeling blessed to have found a friendly church close to home.

They have great programs for kids. Infact the kids have so much fun they can't wait to go. They…read moreteach great lessons as well. I think one of my favorites is "You get what you get and you don't throw a fit."