This is an Amazing Church that has a lot going on throughout the year for youth, kids, family's and…read moreall ages! They have free hot meal every Wednesday at 6pm before the 7pm service, which I love because I get a night off from cooking dinner for the family. Also, they have amazing activities for the kids and family during the Easter season. I love their Easter production, huge cast & professional acting. Then after they always have free barbecue, and 10,000 Easter egg hunt for the kids.

The people at this church were friendly, engaging, and eager to assist me in find everything I…read moreneeded (including coffee)! Their children's ministry is wonderful, and the Pastor was energetic and engaging throughout the service. The band and worship team were fantastic, and the overall flow of the service was perfect. AND... The guest speakers they host will blow your mind. Jesse Duplantis, Perry Stone, Randy Caldwell... I highly recommend dropping in to enjoy the whole experience.

Very welcoming church! People are friendly, pastor's messages are impactful, worship is heartfelt,…read moreand everyone makes you feel at home. A great place to grow in faith and community. 10/10

This church has been a part of Huntsville longer than me or you ;) I've attended this church mainly…read moreas a child with my father and siblings from the 1990s til now. I had moved away for about 10-12 years but recently moved back to the area and it is wonderful to come with my Dad and see many familiar faces as well as new ones. Even more exciting is that now I get to watch my children growing up here at FBC. My own daughter and I have both been baptized here as well. If you are looking for a church home, definitely come one Sunday to check it out and see if it is a good fit for you as well!

Pastor Hazelwood TEACHES you, not just preach at you. He is very knowledgeable and thorough…read more There are many awesome activities for kids and teens and many opportunities to serve and interact with peers.

I love this church and our amazing Pastor. I have been a member for 33 yrs. I have had the…read moreprivilege of watching this church grow in strength, power and members. This a spirit-filled church with wonderful scripturally Bible based teachings. Amazing Worship service, with freedom to worship as you feel led . Growing by leaps and bound is the Children's ministries of all ages. The children are ministered to. Not a typical babysitting program. But fun Biblical filled ministry on their individual age group level. From worship, to bible lessons, crafts and games. The kids love it. Their eyes just sparkle with joy. The Youth Group is strong, exciting. Reaching for the highest goal of a personal walk with the Lord and knowing Him better. Along with the Youth group we also have on Wednesday Royal Rangers and Impact. Which a bible based scouting programs for girls and boys it's amazing. The kids love it! Not to forget Chi Alpha, our college student. Men's and Women's Ministry, Prison and Jail ministry, door to door ministry. Prayer on the street, and many more. Something for everyone. I highly recommend this church to anyone searching for a place of worship and fellowship. It's a relaxed atmosphere, a warm welcoming place, where the Spirit is. I invite you to come experience the presence of the Lord Come and join us for Sunday School at 9 and 10 am Morning Service. Sunday night exciting teachings at 6. Wednesday free dinner at 5:45 then followed by Service. Come and be apart of what God is doing, we have a place for you .

Best church I've ever been to , loving and caring church family. Free food and message on…read moreWednesdays.

From the owner: Your first visit to Chapelwood Baptist Church will be refreshing, friendly, and enjoyable for your…read morewhole family. We want you to experience inspiring music, helpful teaching and preaching, friendly people, and a place where you feel welcome and “at home!”

My grandparents and my aunt Jennifer go to church here every Sunday. There are two services here on…read moreSundays: 9:00 AM (early service) and 11:00 AM (traditional service). I usually go to the traditional service. My grandma plays the piano here. There are a lot of nice folks at this church, including the minister, and a congregation that includes a large amount of college students from Sam Houston State University. I wish to join this church family when the time comes for me to move into the Huntsville, TX vicinity. Final grade: 5/5 (100%)

My hubby attended for Ash Wednesday and had an amazing experience. The church was dated but full to…read morethe brim with young and old worshiping together! We attended Friday fish fry during Lent and all the people were welcoming and nice! The fish was excellent and the shrimp was delicious! I enjoyed the salad and okra as well! French fries were cooked to a crisp and soft on the inside!

Faithful and friendly people, the priest sticks to theology, very warm and inviting experience.read more

Man-oh-man I was hoping for some pit gold here, but not the day I visited. This is the kind of…read moreplace that has all the intangibles, a place that you want to love, but my first time did not elicit the enthusiasm I came prepared to offer. New Zion is an old House set just a couple of miles from 45, slightly south of Huntsville proper. Started originally as a fund-raiser for the church some 30 odd years ago, the bbq garnered such acclaim as to warrant it opening for business permanently. The woman who spear-headed the phenomenon has long since retired as she's in her 90's now. And because this is the House of The Holy Smoke, all of the original church ladies but one have reached very impressive birthdays. I can't help but think that with the retiring of the original cast, something special left with them. I have heard of this place in myth and legend for years now, but have had horrible luck finding them during business hours. For the record: they are open Thurs - Sat 11am - 3pm. In the meantime I had been running through the lexicon of Texas BBQ heavyweights from Luling to Llano. So when I drove up Montgomery Road this past fateful Thursday, it was almost a feeling of gratitude that met the site of tendrils of smoke billowing out of their front yard smoker. I parked in the shade of a tree in the empty lot next door and practically ran to the door before they could change the sign to the dissappointing "Closed" I'd seen so many times before. Inside you realize that this is every bit a house that happens to be a restaurant. There can't be more than 5 lunch tables inside that work as community seating. Proceed past them to the man-in-charge, Clint, sitting at the counter to the rear. As you order, he calls the order back to the kitchen staff to assemble your meal. Meat from aluminum trays, beans from a crock pot, and potato salad all served on grandma's china! Not really, but it feels like you're at a small community pot luck. Like you've been personally invited into someone's home. I ordered what I always order, the Holy Trinity (sticking with the theme here) of Texas BBQ meats: 1. Brisket, ribs, links. If able, I order beans, potato salad and cole slaw. No slaw was to be had this day. I washed it down with sweet tea, which I'd bet dollars to dimes was a powdered mix. And for some reason I loved it. But then I realized that's what Grandma always made when she'd take me to the beach as a kid, so it was a bit of personal nostalgia. The beans were well-cooked, but bland. The potato salad was basically grocery store quality and of the classic mustard type. So the sides were nothing but average, but that isn't a deal-breaker for me. The brisket was just not very good. It was a well-trimmed lean cut with minimal smoke ring and a grey-ish color. It comes pre-sauced, which isn't my preference, but I try to check hubris at the door and eat the meal that the cook prepares. The sauce is good. Not too thick or sweet. The sausage is from a meat company in Bryan and is not the crumbling link style popular in the Central TX joints. It's well-processed and dense with a oh-so-slight kick. Once again, it was good, but I've had better sausage dozens of places. The ribs were damn good. Far better than LCM on Richmond, but nowhere near Burn's in Acres Home. So really, it was a satifying meal, but not in my top ten, and no single item would qualify either. I wanted more. I'm not dissappointed in the food per se, but just that I'd hoped my lofty expectations were reasonable. The staff, however, is top 5 quality. Unbelievably nice and courteous. As I ate my meal I began to laugh to myself as I realized what song I was hearing on the radio. It was a mix of shame and surprise as I made out the notes to Celine Dion's "Near -Far" (something like that) as played instumentally by KENNY FREAKING G! I laughed as I said to Clint at the counter that I would have never guessed that would be their music selection. The guy behind Clint, who was in charge of slicing the orders that Clint called out, asked "Which one's your favorite?" I begged him to not make me choose. We then joked for the next 5-10 mins where we'd all heard it, finally leaving it with "That movie." At this point, roughly 1:30, I was the only person in the room and it was a great opportunity to visit with these folks. Clint was wearing a trucker hat that said "Church" in small letters at the top with a large "Q" in the middle. It was classic, and I needed one. But alas, there were none to be had because Clint makes them himself. Seeing my dissappointment, he took my address and promised to mail me one. For that alone, I'll eat here every chance I get. All-in-all this place has above average Q, but not the legendary status it once had. And while I hoped it would rival some of the state's best, this is still the kind of place that needs support because it's part of the community.

I agree with the previous review that New Zion MBC BBQ is good but nowhere nearly as good as its…read morereputation. I had a sausage plate when I was there recently, and it was a little better than average. It tasted more like it was grilled than smoke cooked. The beans and potato salad were nondecript. On a previous visit, I had a sausage sandwich, and it was made with plain white sandwich bread. Sandwich bread is good on a plate, but for a sandwich I prefer a bun. I will probably take visitors there for the shotgun shack atmosphere; but iwhen I want barbecue I will go to McKenzie's in Huntsville.

It's a very small church where all the people are very friendly. Coffee, donuts, and fellowship…read morebefore Sunday school, and some good music and preaching afterwards.

Grace Baptist Church is a family church that desires to draw worshipers in a closer fellowship with…read moreGod. It is a conservative traditional church that still seeks to win the lost to Christ while maintaining the truth of the scriptures. Grace Baptist Church is actively involved in community with pre-marital counseling, marriage counseling, prison ministries, and SHSU outreach.