I am not a member of this church but I had the good fortune to meet Senior Associate Pastor Ken…read moreWarren of this church. He provided a powerful eulogy at a funeral that I attended and I was very moved by his heart felt presentation of the deceased. He was eloquent, compassionate and moving and really provided the support the family needed at that very trying time. I am not sure reviews are necessarily appropriate for religious organizations but I felt something needed to be said.

Fantastic place to worship and hear God's Word taught. The staff, lead by Pastor David Dykes is…read moreawesome.

Had the pleasure of speaking with TOM on the phone who is at the Lindale location (there's a couple…read morelocations so be careful you're calling the correct one). Tom was super kind and respectful. I look forward to visiting both locations in the near future.

Pastor Allen Townsend and his beautiful wife Julie are sincere,…read morepassionate and committed in their faith and relationship with God. They have a heart for God and for the people they serve. I truly believe that there is so much more to come out of this church, the amazing leadership team. Some of the best teaching you will find.

This church is like a second home to me. Always love being around this church family. Pastor Marvin…read morehas some of the best sermons that I've ever heard!

My husband and I recently moved to Tyler in hopes of finding a church with a message. If you want a…read morechurch that does not even mention the word of God, I recommend coming here. The entire service was a concert essentially. My husband and I have been to several churches since we have moved around Texas quite a bit, and I can say that this was the worst we have gone. When I say there was literally no message, the service started at 11, and we walked out at 11:42 because they were still worshiping at an hour long service. Where is the message from their pastor? Seems to be a feel good come and sing, but don't educate yourself on the word of God. Remember folks, God warns of false prophets and churches in the end times. Matthew 24:11, 24 (ESV) "And many false prophets will arise and lead many astray... For false christs and false prophets will arise and perform great signs and wonders, so as to lead astray, if possible, even the elect."

Beautiful service. Music was wonderful. Pastor was wise. I enjoyed it immensely. My daughter is…read moregoing to go next time. Went to Crosspointe Flint,Texas. Beautiful music. Beautiful service. Felt the presence of God!!! Thank you Lord!!!

Hmm, disclaimer! I'm actually qualified at this point to write about Brewtones, which is from what…read moreI can tell, the Vineyard's congregation-hall-turned-small-venue for concerts. After troubles from Googlemaps in getting there -- some craziness involving that U-turn at Rice, but oh wait the directions totally flip you around and it's at the other corner of the intersection -- we grabbed a bite to eat at Jason's Deli and headed over. The first thing we noticed was the mass of Indiekids gathered around the front. A different breed from their hair-in-face cousins the Emokids, the Indiekids are armed with mullets and gently used, fashionable-again apparel from Goodwill. It's ok though. 'cause the crowd was nice: lots of manhugging going on around here. There's a foyer area with couches and a beverage bar. It feels comfy. Beyond this area is the main hall. More couches. Pleasantly dim, though I'm hoping that's a little different on Sundays. I have to say this was the most personal concert I've ever attended. I had thought that Emo's inside stage in Austin was great, but this one takes honors. Sure it was a church concert, but I definitely got my money's worth. Acoustics were spot on for the space the sound had to fill, and you could sit or stand and feel close to the band. An aside, the lighting fixtures were awesome. What I thought were vines strung about the dull, 30watt chandeliers were actually Christmas lights filling the shades. Totally a home project I will never get around to. Cheers, Vineyard! Be fruitful!

Secretary did not allow to talk with a pastor about a community need and just said she would pray…read morefor the situation. Told pastors would not be able to talk for over a week or more. This did not seem very welcoming to anyone in the community having a need.

Our church is pretty awesome Bible based church NKJV , I invite everyone to join us in praise of…read moreJesus there's so much to learn and meet other Christian's there

Very very rude "staff" and volunteers here. They seem annoyed with questions and are not welcoming…read moreat all. I left shortly after arriving because of it.

Amazing church. Inspiring and relevant messages, love that on Monday's I'm looking forward to…read moreSunday to attend TCF and hear a great message. Members are extremely friendly and welcoming, so glad we found this church in Tyler!!

Great music. Pastor appears good. BUT No Grace. Seems…read morefriendly and accepting. But if you sin, which everyone does, you are basically snubbed by leadership. At that point, the pastor will become a different person. GRACE is not practiced there. Which what Jesus was all about. I've never been so devastated, betrayed and hurt at a church as I was here.

My family and I visited several churches before we finally found our home at Dayspring. We have…read morebeen members for five years and it is truly a church where you feel like you are part of a family. The preaching is great, fantastic music, the small groups are life changing, and the kids ministry programs are just what our kids needed. If you're looking for a great place for your family to worship I highly recommend Dayspring!

From the owner: Dayspring" is a biblical word that describes Jesus Christ; it refers to the first light of day- a…read morenew beginning. Engage with us in a fresh, simple and authentic approach to following Jesus and worshipping God. Since our inception, we have felt called to build a "church without walls" that hold people captive inside the church or keep people on the outside looking in. We want to create opportunities for people inside and outside of our community to connect with the ultimate Dayspring- Jesus Christ- as we grow in our faith and learn to love God and neighbor. Whether you're still searching for meaning and purpose in life or you've been a lifelong follower of Jesus, a warm welcome awaits you at Dayspring!