the love of Jesus is evident in this church. they devote themselves to Acts 2:42. One feels the…read moreSpirit of God during the service.

A place where the presence of God is active and moving. I have fallen in love with the community…read moreand the people are so inviting. Would recommend to anyone looking for community and to build their faith.

Always open to the public any day from 9 am to 8 pm, this Marian shrine, honoring Virgin Mary as a…read morerole model for Christian followers, is definitely a beautiful place to visit. While I'm not one to follow this religious sect closely, it's undeniably a welcoming and open place for visitors who wants a peaceful scenery for reflection, meditation, or a prayer. There's not really much else to say - since there's not much to do but to take in view as it mentally lift you to somewhere else.

The Schoenstatt Shrine is my favorite place to be in Austin! When I first had a glance of this…read moreplace, my breath was taken away! The Schoenstatt Shrine is perched upon a beautiful hill overlooking parts of Austin. Coming from the flatlands of Houston, TX, I was in awe of the gorgeous sight! When I'm in need of some peace and silence, I head straight to the shrine. Sitting on the steps of the shrine and looking out at the beautiful view, I can't help but smile at how God's creations can be so magnificently indescribable. The first time I came to the shrine, it was for adoration. I've been to adoration many times at different parishes, but nothing compares to my experience at the shrine. I enjoy being able to close me eyes and feel the wind with the shrine doors opened. It helps me to be at peace and makes me feel as if it's just Jesus and I there in the chapel. Not only are the adoration events spiritually refreshing, but so are the Sunday masses at 11am! Every week you can celebrate mass outdoors with some of the most inspiring and genuine people! The shrine is a place to spend time with Mother Mary, a place for reflection and a place to celebrate the goodness of God. The shrine is a home away from heaven!

All the people are genuine, warm, welcoming and non-judgmental. The music is some of the best in…read morethe area. The messages are based on the bible. There are events for children, teens and adults. Give Dripping Springs Presbyterian Church one visit and you will be hooked!

The first time we walked in to this church, everyone was so friendly and nice. We kept returning…read moreand joined the church soon after that first visit. There are programs for all age groups and great community outreach/ involvement. Each Sunday, we look forward to great music from the worship team and a thoughtful message to take in to the next week, and they are not afraid to have a sense of humor! DSPC has become our home.

If you're looking for a church where you can belong, be encouraged, and deepen your relationship…read morewith God, this is the place. What I appreciate most is the sense of family. People pray with you, support you, and walk with you through life. It's a church that truly reflects the heart of Christ. This church has become a place of peace and spiritual growth for me and my family. The teaching is thoughtful and biblically sound. Pastor Cameron his wife Stacy and Pastor Willie speak directly from Scripture, grounding every message in the Word of God with clarity and truth.

Love the worship service and the word spoken that changes lives. Enjoy both service times. Second…read moreservice the best. God Bless

After many years of church and soul searching, my partner and I discovered…read moreSWFF!!! We finally discovered an accepting and loving Pastor and Church Community. I have never learned more about the Bible and Teachings of Christ than any other church (I was raised Episcopalian!!) As a result - after 71 years - I was baptized at SWFF! A little 'shocking' to some of my friends.

We were not regular attendees at any church but were looking for something for our growing family…read more We knew this was the right place for us the 1st Sunday we attended (that was over 4 years ago). The band is great, my kids like going on Sunday, the people are really welcoming and genuine and the message is uplifting. I really love that the message has always been relevant and appropriate for each step along my faith journey. This is a great church to check out.

My husband and I visited Gateway Hill Country Church a few months ago because some close friends…read morerecommended it. We weren't sure what to expect when we pulled into the parking lot on Sunday morning. The building does not look like a traditional church. In fact, the building is a semi-converted warehouse. As we walked to the door, we were greeted by a group of the happiest, friendliest people you can imagine! We met Pastor Jeff within minutes of walking in the door. The number of young adults and children in this church is a true testament to the timeliness of the message, the vision to bring up the next generation in God and a desire to "love God, love each other and impact the world". If you've ever been to a God-filled church, you know it. You can feel the Spirit of God among the people, in the message given by the Pastor, in the intensity of the praises during worship. GHCC is growing without losing focus on the Gospel of Jesus Christ - the One and Only Path to salvation. When the Spirit of God is present - the concrete floors don't matter one bit. My husband and I are in the process of joining this church; we are home.

Feels like home! Everyone is so friendly and it's unlike any other church I've been to. The map…read morehere on Yelp shows the wrong location. It is located on Old Ranch Road 12 (past craddock ave) and near Dakota Ranch Apartments! You will not regret visiting this lovely church.

Mass was good. Father Barry is the best! His homily was spot on. He was very insightful and was…read moreable to make it personal.

I've been attending Mass and participating at St. Theresa's since early May and the hospitality,…read moreenthusiasm, and compassion here never cease to amaze me. I'd been looking for a parish for a few weeks and, after visiting 5 or 6 others, St. Theresa's was the first parish where someone actually shook my hand and introduced themselves - and on a Monday morning, no less! Although St. Theresa's parish body and I don't agree on everything, they are compassionate and have made it a point to meet me where I am. Now I am more involved in the parish than I ever thought I could be. I didn't give 5/5 because the parish body is largely uniform. As a young, unmarried, childfree person with tattoos I very much stand out. The vast majority of parishioners are white, upper-middle class, self-admitted WASPish families.