Amazing Worship, Music and Message…read more Music was very moving and message about Revelations was great to hear. Great service.

My Mom and I visited today for the first time, we both very much enjoyed Pastor Jerry Chaddiks…read more sermon and preaching style!! Everyone was very welcoming and again the Preaching was wonderful!!

We visited from Baton Rouge and were very impressed with the Mass. I wouldn't put much weight on…read morethe older reviews talking about it being too contemporary. In fact, this was probably the most high-church Novus Ordo mass I have been to. Everything except the readings were sung. The lectors did a particularly good job, I thought. It is a big church, and the 10 am Mass spilled into the overflow room, so there are a lot of EMHCs if that bothers you. The homily was on the long side, and I'm not a big fan of second offerings, but those are minor pet peeves. Overall, it was great and I would be happy to attend again.

In the past I have been somewhat critical of this parish, as It seemed to lack the proper reverence…read morefor a church of its size. However recently things have really been looking up for this church and I pray that it stays the course. Fr. Ramirez has done an excellent job as pastor, he does a traditional Novus Ordo that I highly recommend. Fr. Krusleski does more contemporary masses which are also okay but don't have as good of music in my opinion. Overall though this church has definitely improved and I pray for the preists and congregation.

My Disappointing Experience with The Woodlands Methodist Church Science Summer Camp (July 20-24,…read more2026) My grandson was registered for the week-long science summer camp at The Woodlands Methodist Church from July 20, 2026, to July 24, 2026. Four of his friends were also registered for the same camp. Unfortunately, while his friends were placed together in one class, my grandson was assigned to a different class with children he did not know. He was very disappointed and wanted to be with the friends he already knew. I requested that he be moved to their class, but my request was denied. I spoke with the registrar, Miss Kathy, who explained that there were over 1,200 children in the camp and that they do not make changes. When I asked how many similar requests they had received, she said, "Zero." I found it very disappointing that, despite this being the first request, there was no willingness to make an exception. I also spoke with the director, Miss Wendy, but received the same response. They suggested that he make new friends, but this was only a five-day camp, not a long-term school environment. I understand children come to camp to learn, but learning is most effective when a child is happy, comfortable, and excited to participate. A child who feels unhappy will not have the same opportunity to enjoy or benefit from the experience. My biggest disappointment was the lack of flexibility, compassion, and understanding. I expected a church-operated program to reflect values of kindness, support, and love. Instead, I felt that rules were placed above a child's happiness. I am not a regular church-going person, but I have always heard people talk about "our church" and wondered what that meant. After this experience, I can say The Woodlands Methodist Church did not feel like a place that represented those values to me. It is sad when people in positions of authority focus more on policies than on showing compassion. I had a very disappointing experience and would encourage parents to ask questions about class placement and policies before registering their children. The camp does not offer refunds, and they are welcome to keep my fee as a charitable donation. I would not send my grandson to a place where I do not feel there is genuine love, support, and understanding for children.

Beautiful church. It's a large church. They have regular private school here. Staff was really…read morenice. They are part of the Global Methodist branch, and have several services to select from. Their main pastor speaks at the traditional and contemporary services. There is also a "modern" service held in another building called the "Loft" which I see has its own Yelp review page. They have a younger man and woman speaking over there. I was told the main difference between it and "contemporary" service aside from the pastoring is the music, which is apparently heavier and more alternative rock. I'd go there next time but this time we went to the contemporary and heard their main pastor who is a good speaker and for once someone not totally into sports like most pastors I've heard. The kids program looked pretty comprehensive with an in depth study for 6th graders wanting to learn more about Christ. They have Spanish speaking service and I did read they have a mandarin speaking church group as well.

I have been familiar with Impact Church for a long time. I was introduced to the church on social…read moremedia. So I have followed. I recently moved close to Impact Church and visited for the first time. I was pleased to feel the spirit of God's Divine love from all the members. That sets the tone for what you are about to experience. Pastor delivered a word and taught in a very heart felt and pure loving way. The message was broken down and very concise. I will be back as I was blessed to in attendance. The spirit of love emanates from the entire body of Christ. God bless Impact Church and the leadership Michael Francis

We just relocated and we are visiting churches. This one was really nice and felt like a family…read moreenvironment.

Amazing church and amazing people. The church staff is the same inside and outside of the church…read more I've been at TWF for over 5 years and I've loved every minute of it. They have a great large Young Adults group. For married or for single people. Church is all about making disciples and being in community

I guess if you can't give your church a 5 star rating, you should look for another church. I have…read morebeen a member here for years and this is definitely the church for me. However, I recognize that selection of a church is a very personal thing and I respect anyone who does not feel led to go to this church.....as long as you go somewhere. With that said, let me tell you what I like about MY church. The pastor, Dr. Bruce Webb is a great servant and teacher. He always seems to have a message from God to share. The real strength of the worship time is Dr. Don Barrick. He is the only member of the staff that was in place when I arrived and I can't say enough about his ministry leading in worship. His talent, creativity and flexibility all lead to great worship services. My small group / bible study class is also a key part of why I go to FBCTW. Our class has a great class leader and we enjoy the learning and socializing we take part in every week. Check out the church website for all the current details but we have found there are places for service in missions (domestic and foreign) and a well planned Student program for middle school and high school students. It has been a while since we had anyone in our family in the Children's program but I think it is thriving under the leadership of the Children's Pastor, Kimberly T. If you plan to attend for the first time, be sure you check out the time the service starts....there are three services on Sunday morning you can attend, with the first one being a traditional (i.e., hymns and a chior) and the other two being more contemporary (i.e., a praise band and group). There is also a Children's service in the second service, where the kids leave after a few songs to participate in their own worship time. If you are looking for a new place to worship, I certainly recommend you visit and see if FBCTW is right for you.

It's been 5 years since I posted a review and it's been 16 years since my family and I began…read moreattending The Light Church in Willis, Texas. It just keeps getting better every year! In January 2026, The Light Church will be celebrating its 20th anniversary!!! There were 3 awesome services on Christmas Eve this week. The worship team is phenomenal. The pastor, Ron Bates, is terrific. He and his wife, Ava, are so genuine and they love the congregation so much. What you see at church is what you see away from church. There is the best women's ministry as well. It is called Radiance and there are so many fun things to do within that ministry. Check out the website at thelightcf.org. When you visit on Sunday at 9AM or 11AM, look for me! I am usually at every service. There is also a great bible study group that meets Wednesdays at 7PM. I love this church!! Hope to see you soon!!

This church is all about loving God, loving people, and shining His Light! They have a beautiful…read morebrand new kids building. The people are welcoming and the services are so refreshing. This is the place to be!

A Bible teaching church! Yay! It's wonderful to be taught truths from God's very Word. Thank you!…read moreAnd the praise and worship team was great, the Holy Spirit was in the room. On the way in, though we couldn't shake hands (covid) I was warmly welcomed by many, a sign of a well taught Christian community.

Conroe Bible Church is a wonderful, friendly church. We felt so welcomed & included right away…read more The Sunday classes for the children were not too large & our children made friends right away. The ladies in the nursery are so kind & nurturing to our little one. The church has a large homeschool community & lots of activities for families! They also have a fantastic library of books that can be checked out as well. The pastors are engaging & approachable- which is a rarity in churches. This church is a gem!! -E. Woods

The true meaning of neighborly love and a deep sense of community. Love the pastors, love the…read moreparishioners, love the educational programs. Thank you for sharing your love in our community!

Worst thing about this church is that the building is so small. The church is a small, plain…read morebuilding in the woods. This is a liberal congregation, gay-friendly, good-hearted, open-minded.