We gave over $150,000 to this church for them to build a new church. For 10 years they kept…read morepromising a new church. They brought the commercial land, sat on it until it was worth more money, then flipped it and re-sold it to another church (The Bridge) and made millions in profit. Then we found out there was never any intention to build a church, it was just a money making scam from the start. The feeling of being defrauded is one that will sit with us for years. Lots of people have since left, because of this reason if the promised church that never happened. No attempt was ever made to offer any of the money back when the land was sold to another church! That would have been the right and honest thing to do - not put the money into paying for the pastors mortgage or his kids college funds !!! We will never trust another church again

Zero Stars should be an option…read more Please read before you attend. Searching for a church for our family & thought we found a home. Attended for a while with our teens. Our family suffered tremendous tragedy & we were all struggling. Going to church as a family was something we needed as a family but we were all hurting. We were all looking for peace. As parents we wanted our teens to keep their faith but after our life experiences, they were losing their faith. We looked forward to attending services & hoped our oldest son would get baptized here. One Sunday, the pastor discussed biblical scripture that detailed religious elite were not accepting people they believed to be beneath them & how Jesus was accepting of everyone with open arms. That has always been our belief. The ironic thing was, the pastor, Chuck Land, followed this scripture with basically the following statements: If you are here & not giving back, not volunteering & not going ti weekly group classes, not making a difference in the church then we don't need you. Let that sink in. Chuck Land stated that the church needed those in attendance to be known & actively participate or to "get up & leave because someone else needs your seat." Our family for the record always gave financial donations each & every week. We filled out visitor cards & made prayer requests. We were trying to become a part of the church family. We had made connections about volunteering & having our children volunteer. Our methods may have been slower than most, idk but it should not matter. Church should be a place to feel welcome, safe & loved. To hear the pastor speak such vile words, we were all shaken. Shocked... Waking to the parking lot, my husband asked if I felt hurt & could I believe what we were just told? I said I felt lied to & betrayed & basically felt that people like us were asked to leave, that we weren't important to the church, that they didn't want it need members like us. Unbelievable. The pastor's statements were the opposite of what he was preaching! Would Jesus ask a hurting, struggling family sitting in church pews week after week, praying & trying to heal & hoping they found their church home, to leave??? Seems so many church leaders are lost. I wonder how Chuck Land would react if Jesus stood up & left after he told people in his church in his pews, to go to group classes & volunteer or to get out. We left & honestly it broke our hearts. Our kids went off to school & our church bonding time was over. I am angry with pastors like Land who think they are better & that everyone should be who they want their members to be. We are all different with different things going on & different ways to give back. Some of us are out here truly struggling. People struggle & you never know the depths they came from to just be sitting in that church seat. He should be thankful that they are there! Thankful to see them week after week! He should welcome them with open arms as Jesus would do. & maybe with that love & acceptance that family would be healed enough to start giving back with volunteer time, etc. Our experience at Crossbridge was awful. I don't recommend Chuck Land or his "church".

The most friendly and well rounded church that I and my family have experienced in many years…read more It is easy to become a part of the fellowship to be found at the Sugarland Family Church and everyone there has been Great to every member of my family.

June 2009 my oldest son asked me why our family didn't attend church regularly. I didn't have an…read moreanswer. There began our quest to find our family a church. My son and I made a list of churches we wanted to visit. 7 on the list. Our plan was to go to every one and then decide which we liked best. Sugar Land Family Church was 4th on the list. Once we attended SLFC we knew we found our home. No need to go anywhere else. Ps Nathan and Dena Keller, and the SLFC family have been a blessing to our family. Church isn't a building. Church is who you are, what you do. Church is family. Sugar Land FAMILY Church represents "Loving God, Helping people".

Great place to worship and grow. Large church with small close knit feel. I love Pastor Ronnie's…read moreteachings!!

We selected this church for our wedding ceremony based on its proximity to our reception venue…read more(HMNS-Sugar Land, we openly said this when we initiated contact), and the folks here were so welcoming of us! The grounds are very clean and well kept, and the interior is spacious and open, ready to welcome all who venture there. Most contact went through FCCC's wedding coordinator Timberley. She was so helpful with all our questions and concerns. We hit a snag with the music CD (the AV system couldn't play our mp3 files), but she was able to make it work by converting the audio files. On our days on-site, she was very patient and readily available. Our minister Joel was great; he was such a warm person and was very easy to talk to. We enjoyed that he took the time to get to know us as individuals, even if that meant weekend evenings to accommodate our schedules. Overall, we have nothing negative to say about our experience with FCCC. The people, the site, everything was lovely!

Here today! I took…read morevisitors to River Pointe Church, very lovey Church. I like to point out as a visitor there was signage throughout to help point a visitor in the right direction. As we get older, we need help to point us in the right direction especially being such a large facility. I noticed the Church had a school and Day Care and the grounds was immaculate, plenty of parking too. If I had to guess it sits on 10 acres. Nice place of worship.

I've read all the reviews and wanted to add. I have been a Christian all of my life. I've been lead…read moreby Baptist and nondenominational pastors. I've even attended Pentecostal church with my sister many times. The Word of the Lord is my lifeline and know it well, Jesus truly is my best friend and Father. My family and I have been attending here for two years. Pastor Chad's sermons never waiver from the word. he doesn't add or take the hard verses away to appease. He is honest and genuine. He is called. So yeah, like thee reviews say, it is welcoming and everyone is kind, but most importantly, Riverpointe leads us to the truth and life change WITH Christ.

Although today was a solemn day celebrating the life of a friend at a memorial , the Bridge…read moreoffered a beautiful celebration of that person's life. As the bagpipes played to introduce the reverend and the care placed to show how each family member felt about the passing of their loved one, you can tell much thought was put to make sure this service was both special and memorable . The parking was a bit of a challenge since the memorial was filled with runners, triathletes and others touched by this person who was a coach , a race director and business owner that made an impact on many others lives. The Bridge had enough area to sit inside but with its lax policy on masking, I choose to stand at the back of the church so could social distance.( We are still in a pandemic with cases rising in Houston so better to be careful .) I stayed for most of the service and was appreciative of the kindness and care given to include his family and friends . I can tell the Bridge is a beautiful and spiritual place that gives comfort to others in times needed.

I do not understand why worshipping in the dark is so popular. Why hide? Intimacy is LIFE and…read moreLIGHT. I brought my 82 year old mom in love here to walk into darkness and have to ask for help to find a seat. It's worship not a concert..

Sugar Creek Baptist is definitely an International Church. There are many different cultures…read morerepresented by the audience that attend. Which is not a bad thing. But the Pastors & staff at the Church are Rock solid. They preach the word of God as it is stated in the Bible. They live it in their personal lives as well. So this is really a great church to attend. Im honored to go here every week.

Sugar Creek is a diverse church with an emphasis on Scripture and community. It's a great place…read morethat invests into the next generation.

I have been going to the church every Saturday or Sunday. I always pray with my family since I was…read morea young kid. There's good spirit when I feel good and comfortable. I see the colorful glass when I visit there. If you need to confess with the priest, make an appointment with the priest or the privacy room. The build is improving. It has a two catholic schools that your kid can learn from the catholic schools. The priest and the teachers can teach you about the story of Jesus and mother Mary.

Beautiful, welcoming, spirit-filled church. I love the choirs, all of them. Today (Friday) was…read morethe school Mass for Grandparents Day. It was packed. Watching these kid's animated worship renewed my hope for the future.

Yes, I have experienced better, but this is Texas: The Bible Belt, the Deep South, etc…read more This is a sister church of Houston Chinese Church. There are multiple congregations on site, but they all belong to Fort Bend Community Church. This is a historically Chinese church, with Chinese language ministers and congregations. They also have a contemporary English service, with one English Pastor. However, all the other ministers also preach during the English service, in their semi-broken English (which is pretty much all the comedy you will get during the sermon). The church is trying to go the multiethnic route, which is evident by the name of the church. They removed the "Chinese" from the title and set up the church to be "accepting" of all ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. However, all the ministers are Chinese which makes it seem like other ethnicities are guests and not part of the church family. I attend the English service only. The preaching is decent. They typically follow a "explain the Bible passage" model of preaching, which usually reduces the congregation to a bunch of idiots. Seriously, I understood the passage the first time I read it...I really didn't need it preached at me. However, that's the path taken by the majority of churches in Houston, especially Chinese churches. I visit this church though because I have gotten to know the people, which are very nice...also, I just can't seem to find a better church (I also don't look very hard - Bedside Baptist is just too tempting sometimes).

I grew up in this church. My dad was one of the people who helped find the land for the church…read more Although I do not go to this church anymore, it is a great place to learn about the bible. It is predominantly Asian, and that comes with cultural issues in itself, but there are people there who really want to grow and learn about God and who are passionate about missions. Much of their mission work focuses on Asia though, but because of that there are many new believers from Asia that have come to the church. The Mandarin and Cantonese church services are growing a lot from what I hear, and that is thanks to God and also great leadership from Pastor Lam. The demographic of the church is mostly people from Sugar Land so bear in mind that it is a church in a rich suburb. People may not be as aware of issues outside that demographic, but there are many strong Christians there that are aware. Like any other church or people group, there are good people and there are bad people, but we all need Jesus and none of us are truly "good" anyways. I will continually pray for this church and hope for more growth as they continue to do ministry.

This ministry changed my life - through their unconditional love, commitment to the word of God and…read morethe power of the Holy Spirit. Forgiveness is not just a concept with them but a visible manifestation of what we saw on the cross of Jesus Christ and in the words of Stephen. This review is based on 20 years of knowing this family of God. Precious in His sight is this fellowship which is wholeheartedly committed to spreading the good news of Jesus Christ.

We came here broken hurt from another ministry. We learned the true meaning of freedom. We don't…read morehave perfect leadership but they have a huge heart and love the body of Christ. Definitely love to serve next to wonderful people.

4 years ago I explored 5 different churches in my area before committing here. I love this church…read more This church has made me a better father and husband, and I am forever grateful for that. Be nice to the guys in the neon green shirts directing traffic ;-)

Lovely church people are very nice. They're welcome They are friendly. The owner of the building…read morehe's pretty nice too.