Great place to worship. Ambience is second to none. This is a good solid church with timely…read morepreaching from a committed Christian leader.

3 years ago my husband and I walked into this church and immediately felt like we had finally found…read moreour church home. The worship team is amazing, you can feel the Holy Spirit move as the hands of the congregation are raised to the most high, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Pastors Bob and Tammy Brydon are authentic in their passion for the word of the Lord. They do not shy away from the hard stuff, in fact they dive in and bring biblical truth so that deliverance and freedom can be found. The children's ministry seems to be loved by the children and their parents. We have adult children so we can only go by the children & young adults that smile and laugh while bolting down the aisles as they are being dismissed to go to class. This is not a mega church in size but it's heart is mega full of loving people who gather to worship, learn, and have fellowship with those around them. We are truly grateful to have found this church and made amazing friends while growing in our faith. So, if you have read all the way up to this point, then it probably means you need to come to a service We hope to meet you soon. God Bless.

This is another big box liberal church masquerading as conservative. Gays are welcome and you'll…read moresee lots of purple hair and stuff. Message is biblical but only with regard to Jesus petting baby lambs. You won't hear much about the Old Testament or the hard choices we face as Christians today in this degenerate society. There is absolutely no guidance from the pulpit on critical issues we face as Christian voters. There is no action against murder of babies. Their amazing audio video systems cost more than they spend on resisting abortuaries. There is no self defense for women or men. There are no firearms classes for men or women. Bible study is not challenging or threatening, and the overall theme seems to be "don't offend anybody." If you love Austin aka Soros City, you might be comfortable here. We are not. "I know your works, that you are neither cold nor hot. I could wish you were cold or hot. So then, because you are lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will vomit you out of My mouth. Revelation 3:15-16 NKJV

This has been my home church since it opened it's doors nearly 4 years ago. If you are searching…read morefor a church home, please come visit. You will be fed spiritually from the Bible, you will enjoy great worship music, your kids will love the children's and teen ministries, and you will find a new family!!! You'll never meet nicer people ready and willing to meet you where your are with nothing but love. Location has moved to a permanent facility "behind the Smokey Mo's" at the corner of Bagdad and 2243. Go to www.HCBCLeander.com for more information.

Awesome church that preaches the Word of God! Great people. Full of loving people and excellent…read moreteaching!!!

We came to this town not knowing anyone nor what church to go to. We found this church and we all…read morefell in love. They have a youth group and a kids ministry during the main service which is what we loved the most. By the second week of us coming here our kids were asking for Bibles! They even started memorizing all the books of the Bible!! We have had such a great time here and have been welcomed as if we were distance family. There are all types of ministries they have and we found our place very easily within the church.

This review is for the youth pastor and the Winshape summer camp that is held here. Thing Two came…read morehere for the first time this summer and participated in the week-long faith-based day camp from June 26th to June 30th, led by Pastor L.J. MuCulloch. This camp is designed for Kinder through 5th graders (who have just graduated 5th grade) and runs from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM each day. Children who participate in this camp play games, read scripture, and parents can purchase Chick-fil-A meals for $12.00 per day for kiddos. Each day, the children learn about various bible passages that align with the theme of the camp. Each summer, the camp theme changes, and this year, it was "Road Trip" (taking a trip to discover Christ). On the last day of camp, parents are invited to camp to hear 'the word' with their children, learn about what has been happening throughout the week, and have a meal with their campers. Aside from the faith-based center of the camp, as a parent, I appreciated the communication that was sent to parents daily via email and on paper as well as the security protocols put in place to drop off and pick up campers safely and effectively. As a bonus, professional photos of campers are taken daily doing various types of activities. Parents can view these photos on a private website and download photos of their camper(s). Thing Two liked this camp so much to the point that she asked to volunteer next year at this location. The cost of this day camp is $230.00 For parents with little ones (11 years and younger) looking for a faith-based local camp, this may be the place you have been looking for. The link below directs you to the website for the locations of camps in the U.S. and abroad. https://winshape.org/

This review is only for the Christmas Craft Fair. We heard about it through a flier that a few of…read morethe other churches in the area were passing out. We weren't expecting much as the others were fairly small but the size of this one can be overwhelming. It was multiple stories tall and had piles of things for sale. Each room had more and more vendors. If you're looking for the crafty sort of gifts this place has everything from wood-carved crosses to jewelry to hair ties. Parking was hard despite the large lots because it was overflowing with people. For mobility impaired folks there's only one elevator which can make it hard to navigate as it's also pretty slow.

I want to come to the church . I live in Georgetown. I don't know how to get there …read more My phone number is 5167372480

Just come for the first time yesterday, they was friendly to us blacks, but lots of womens was…read morethere not looking proper, one was the pastors wife and daughter rockin their hot bods in ripped jeans and tank tops. What the heck?? What kinda pastor let that happen? That aint right for a church, but the rodeo was OK. Don't think I'll come back for service. There is other cowboy churches around.

I go here every Sunday i love it here. The people are wonderful. Are greeters are nice. I love…read morepeople a part of the kids church. Rockstar's are amazing. Love my people and community. Look forward to coming here every Sunday.

Nice group of people! Services are amazing and reflect our everyday lives! Come see for yourselves!read more

9:00 am & 10:45am services Head Pastor, Paul Schulz, imo, is…read morean amazing and humble pastor. Who else has a pastor that subs in for the drummer on worship team? Ladies & Men's groups, fantastic youth group (Alex, youth pastor), small groups, etc. Thought I was looking for a big church for all this-but, as a 'smaller' church, have made the switch. SO much better..I'm not a number or invisible. A friend invited me to this church and SO glad I went. Have met the most genuine, non-judgmental & kind people:) This is exactly what my family's been needing. My kids are older, but looks like they have very involved babies/kids/pre-teen/teen programs. Btw, it's a genuine bible church (sound teaching-yet highly enjoyable sermons) and the worship? Perfect-gets me out of my brain and into praising our Heavenly Father. Come say 'hi' if you see me at early service:)

Good worship music and preaching. Friendly people. Plenty of parking. Meeting in a school but…read morepermanent space will be ready soon.

A wonderful, interdenominational church. I can't say too much positive about the church - I'm the…read moreMinister of Music, so I'm a little biased.

I am so sorry for the experience that John E. and his family had. My husband and I are members of…read moreThe Worship Place. We have lived here 2 years, and started out at a church in Georgetown, that was our protestant denomination. We visited The Worship Place with friends in our neighborhood, and found it very friendly. In fairness, we are a senior couple, and we didn't have visiting family. Ultimately, we did join The Worship Place, and we attend at the Rocky Hollow campus. I would love, love to see visiting families with children come to our service. I love it when grandchildren visit, and would be very comfortable bringing ours to the service.