So far we love it here! We never saw ourselves being interested in a "mega church," but out of…read morenowhere, a couple months ago, God called us to check this specific church. We understand we can't expect the same individualized care from the executive leadership that we could in a smaller congregation, but we look forward to navigating our walk here in the context of the system of delegation that is in place-- Thank God for the blueprint (Exodus 18). Anyway, there will likely be a learning curve. The campus is quite far from us, so we watched their services and podcasts online for a few weeks before deciding to make the drive to visit in person. Church is always better in person. We were welcomed warmly (not overly/fakely so but just enough), and we were given information on small groups which will be key for connection and discipleship. Pastor Ed and his wife Stephanie seem deeply rooted in and passionate about teaching the Word, and their love for each other and the flock appears genuine. Marge from the prayer team was so kind when I went up for prayer and anointing by an elder, and so far this has been a weekly option for those who want to obey the command of James 5:14-15. We're excited to learn more, go through the membership classes, and start serving on one (or several) their MANY weekend/community service teams.

I had a buddy pass away who attended this church on a regular basis and contributed $300 each visit…read more(I know because I was not only his friend but the executor of his estate) One of his finale request to me 4 months before his passing he asked that Minister Ed say a few words at his viewing. Well once he passed I call the church and spoke with the lady that handles this. Well don't you know that Minister Ed is booked out 1 yr in advance and could not make the time. I said ok, well is the any other minister or church representative that can attend the viewing and say a few words (the viewing was a week away). Don't you know that NO ONE was gonna be available, PERIOD So much for caring for their church members. We had another church pastor attend with a couple days notice.

I went to City Church for my friends grandsons dedication. First time I went to this Huge church…read more Get there early , parking is a bear! the lot was full, the side street parking was full and it's off of busy Bandera. The music was extremely loud, they'll give you ear plugs. Everyone is very welcoming. Since parking delayed us , the service had already started and The lights were low so someone helped find seats. The sermon was absolutely wonderful and hit home! They have a 3 month seminar, PTO ( Peel the Onion) that ends in a retreat. My friend and I decided to sign up for the class and it has been extremely helpful in processing issues. Glad my friend invited me to her church.

Visited on a whim. Stopped by hospitality tent and got a recommendation for a midweek small group…read more Great message on the spiritual disciplines by Jon Pyle. I met a friend in the cafe after the first service. Overflow seating there with screens. And not your typical church coffee. It was great...Ethos Coffee. I ended up staying for service two. I was amazed at how the sermon was just as good the second time around. Pastor Pyle used different illustrations through out. I have a home church already, but this definitely got my attention.

We attended The RIm Church with our daughter who is actively involved in the Church. Super-easy…read morelocation to find and parking did not appear to be a problem (but we parked in first time visitors parking). As we walked up to the entrance, it became clear there were lots of young adults and young families. Everyone was friendly and very welcoming. I had missed my morning coffee and it was great to be able to grab one which seemed to be part of the church routine for lots of folks. The kid church and classes for different age groups was extremely well organized. One thing that I noticed, was the mindset that if they didn't recognize you, they greeted you. It would have been difficult to feel ignored or that we weren't welcome. The music was contemporary but many songs were familiar. I thought the music was less of a show-production (no stage, or smoke & lights) And more about participation and preperation for the rest of the service. The music is very well done. Again, as I looked around it struck me that so many young adults filled up the room. Certainly there were more than a few of us gray-headed boomers so we didn't feel out of place. The message was well put together and nicely delivered but the thing that I truly took away was the sense that The Rim Church was a lot more than just a Sunday Service. They talked about their small home groups that meet Sunday evenings. We have attended a few of the Mega-Churches in San Antonio and while they are impressive and welcoming, Its not hard to get lost in the 1000's of attendees. The sense from The Rim Church is the opposite. If you find yourself looking for a welcoming Church to to make a home, I'd certainly recommend you check out The RIM Church. Sunday 10am...

A truly awful excuse for a church. I was there multiple times over a year ago. On my first time, I…read morewalked in and sat down for a while (which churches are not supposed to let happen) and it was so awkward. Real churches have somebody there to greet people at the door which they I noticed they did on subsequent visits. Eventually somebody chatted with me and welcomed me, but talk about not doing basics. The pastor said in the sermon that they wanted to get to knew newcomers. If they did, they would just introduce themselves like a normal true Christian, not tell people to sign up at a table for a dinner. That is asinine and surreal. Talk about dystopian crassness and low class. The next time I went a girl at the front door that visited my old church Bible study saw me and did not have the decency and class to greet me and introduce me to other people in the church, which is what a traditional church greeter does, which creates community in love. And she, I found out later, was "in ministry". The church breaks up the sermon to have short Bible study groups instead of before or after the service. That is bizarre and ridiculous. That does not create true community as it is not enough time to connect. Several people will sit next to you and introduce themselves to you, but that is not spontaneous, and they will never see you again or have you sit next to them next time. That is contrived fake Christian love. If you love people you introduce yourselves to them. That is what "class" is- kindness and graciousness. Everyone is supposed to greet people who are new and introduce themselves. That is basic Christianity for over 1,000 years that most churches in San Antonio do not have. The pastor's tats at the time make him look like a meth addict. Tats are an indication of a very erratic personality per psychological studies, and a effacement of God's creation. That's why God mentioned no tattoos in Leviticus. The final coup de grace was when I got a text inviting me to a "leadership conference" which the church charged 15 dollars for! This is not a church, but rather an ego project and a country club. And I am not going to talk about the music that is hokey, modern and lacking in depth that Biblical praise, what God's word calls us to sing prescribes --Psalms and hymns. If you look at which church planted this church, it makes complete sense, because it is the same failed pattern--full churches but empty of real love of Christ or real community.

This church is my home and has always been so supportive!! They are always there for my family and…read moreI!! God bless

Cornerstone is my church. They are family! Everyone in this church have been a blessing to my liferead more

We went to the Saga of San Antonio light show last night and it was amazing. The church, is already…read morestunning but I was so impressed and grateful that the diocese allowed such a wonderful living art piece to be displayed. What a gift to the community.

I visited San Fernando Cathedral during the daytime, so I didn't get to see the evening light show…read morethat many people recommend. The cathedral itself is beautiful and historically significant, and I appreciated the chance to see one of the oldest cathedrals in the United States. Without the light show, the experience felt fairly brief. The architecture is impressive, but there wasn't much else to keep me there for very long. I can see why many visitors plan their trip around the nighttime projection show, as it seems to be a major part of the attraction. It's worth stopping by if you're already in the area, but I would recommend visiting in the evening to get the full experience.

Very good first experience at this church.. Everyone was…read morefriendly and the vibe was upbeat.

A literal quote from this morning's message: "The time for a woman to be pro-choice is before she…read moredecided to have sex." I walked out and drove over to Oak Hills Church and heard fantastic, uplifting message focused on self improvement but in a way that was non-judgmental, loving, and inviting. Maybe I am just crazy, but I think that pastors should strive to attract everyone to the love of Jesus, wherever they are at in their journey, in a compassionate, kind, and gentle way. Colossians 3:12

Luminous a great church to help come and bring people together! Pastor Ben is very relatable and…read morelove how much passion he has when he preaches. I've been coming here for about 6 months now, since I moved from Hawaii. They are a sister church from my previous location on Oahu. We are also an Every Nation Campus and love the diversity of the church. Please come join us every Sunday at 10am at the Palladium! All is welcome!

I've been attending Luminous Church for several years now & I can give an honest review at this…read morepoint. A little about my background - I was raised Catholic but my family was not really active in the church life. Growing up, I feared God. I never felt comfortable with my faith/beliefs but I always felt like I wanted to believe in and pursue God. Well, in college I joined a Christian non-denominational group on campus and got a taste of what it could mean to have a relationship with Jesus. Ultimately, the group was not for me although I am grateful to have encountered them. I moved to San Antonio in 2014/2015 and my good friend friend TJ invited me to Luminous Church. I thought it was weird that they met at a movie theater but decided to go check it out. I met Pastor Ben who is the lead pastor that day as "PB" and one of my first impressions of him was that perhaps he was "loud" and "high energy" which was odd to me at first but I think that helped me feel more at ease as a new prospective member. I've always known leaders of a church to have this intimidating seriousness about them - so this was different but not so bad lol. Then in one of his first sermons I heard him say "MAN, I'm all Jacked Up!!" I thought to myself - MEE TOO!!" meaning that we are messed up humans and we need Jesus! It's funny now but I love Pastor Ben's REALNESS. Very knowledgeable and I have always been able to take some encouraging word from his preachings. In the past, I've struggled with feeling of unworthiness and a false idea of what a "Christian" is supposed to look like. There's no such thing as a perfect Christian. YOU ARE WORTHY OF God's Love, come as you are. This is what I learned at Luminous Church. I am very grateful to be a part of this church and that my children are growing up in the church - a life I never knew but my kids now get to experience. Oh, we still meet at a theater (for now)but I think it's actually fun now. For those shy peeps, you can kinda sneak in and out and it's dim hehe.

This church is not being led by the Holy Spirit. Handled my marriage poorly. Not afraid to share…read morethis truth as many others have had a bad experience as well.

I enjoyed the Coffee with Cars events 8/10/19. A lot of cool cars and meet some nice people. I did…read more5 min video of the events on my channel j7 enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6sU2ity_pU

Pastor Jeff is amazing. We will deeply miss his sermons. But have no choice but to leave the…read morechurch. The youth pastor Levi Yancy not so good. He took my children out of my home while I was at work without my permission. He took Joselyn Wilson with him. My kids were at her home without my permission. My kids both later told me they didn't wanna go with her without my permission, but she cohersed them. I have tried to reach out to talk to the lead pastor but not able to get an appointment. The leaders in the youth side OVERSTEP AND DO NOT RESPECT BOUNDARIES. They brainwashed my kids. Eucharia is a leader there also who said God told her that my kids were in danger. They take their job with them everywhere. They go thinking that they are CPS. I had to call the police to get my kids back. And then they accuse me of being a negligent parent and the cases were dropped. I have gone to Church for 45 years grew up in a Christian home with parents that have been married for 57 years and I have never had a bad experience in a church until now. I am so scared that the church is going to take my kids again from me. Why are adults texting and messaging my kids and not talking to me first?!! it is so weird and bizarre and now we are scared to go back to church. This is not ok.

My husband and I have been members of Grace Point for 9 years. Bible-centric teaching and unique…read moreSunday school program for kids 1st to 5th grade. My husband has been a Sunday school teacher for as long as we've been attending. The same Bible story is taught 6 different ways and the kids go through the rotation. Often I hear that the kids are the ones that bring the parents to church after attending Sunday school here. This Easter the church had the egg catapult as a unique way for kids to collect Easter eggs. Hot dogs and roasted corn were served for free. Recently the church had Kite day/Sunday funday where there were food and activities for kids including alpacas. There are Lifegroups that meet at people's home throughout the city to grow, have community and have Bible Study together. Ministries including prison, foster and adopt and human and sex trafficking. Local and global missions as well! Come check it out!

A welcoming, non-judgmental atmosphere where the Word is truly preached. Pastor Lee delivers every…read moresingle week with messages that are both meaningful and grounded in Scripture. It's genuinely a come-as-you-are environment--no pressure, just real people and real faith. I couldn't recommend this church enough.

I love this church. I was looking for a church near me that hosted a GriefShare class and…read moreCrossroads Community Church was the closest. I was also looking for a church that would help fill my spiritual needs after losing my wife. The Crossroads Community Church was so welcoming and loving to me. They have helped me immensely. I can't say enough good things about this church, I Will tell you that I love starting my Sundays here because it powers me through the week ahead.