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.

Very Traditional Southern Baptist with TONS OF MUSIC! They have…read more *2 Adult Choirs, *an ABLAZE Youth (teenager) choir (That travels) and *even brings the little ones in to sing on occasion. * There is also a Drama Troop that is a lot of fun. *There is an Orchestra and *a Handbell Choir. *They also have music lessons on piano for children. *There is also a Contemporary worship group in the church to boot. Between the ABLAZE choir and the drama troop they even feed the kids dinner. Truly something for everyone. Was incredible blessed to find it. Have made many friends here. They are now part of my church family. There is a lot of love here and yes people are often baptized. I've seen quite a few. Just today an entire family was baptized. Was so beautiful to watch. I was looking for a place to play Cello in an Orchestra for worship and I found it here with plenty to play as well as a wonderful, kind, funny and extremely knowledgable Music Minister, Corey Ash. He most certainly knows exactly what he is doing and has a lovely voice himself. His family also plays harp and sings. The orchestra and choirs and are just such wonderful groups of people. There are also many high school, College kids and Adults that come lend their instrumental skills to the Orchestra as well - even if just for one service. Our Pastor is on point and not afraid to talk about the things that many other pastors shy away from. This world needs a whole LOT more of that. In between the services they have a bible school and many different gatherings for that as well. The campus is large and well appointed. There are many different group of different ages and interests - something for everyone. The demographic tends to skew a bit older, but I love all kinds of people. Older people certainly have their gifts and they preserve the Texas way of life and Gospel that the crazy 2022 world has abandoned, in fact it feels NORMAL here, praise the lord for that! I certainly love traditional family values and am Very happy here. Very grateful to get to play worship music on Cello every week and be Conducted by a Pastor that isn't intimidated by people who can read music. Too many other church worship pastors (victory city) only know chords/play guitar by ear - have no clue what to do with a Cello and string those people along - pun intended. I spent 10 months waiting for an opportunity to play at Christmas only to have them try to mic my Cello (when I have a mic on it and they knew it - but decided to use theirs) and then tell me they can't use me because there aren't enough inputs on their mixing board. Yet they had 4 guitarists and an entire choir of singers individually mic'd. Doesn't seem to be a problem for them when they want to use a someone, then excuses for when they don't. No matter, God - found me a much better place to play at Crestview Baptist in Georgetown. If you want a Traditional Southern Church with amazing music then come on down. If you are also looking to share your musical talents - then contact Corey there to audition (I know they are looking for a Tuba player 12/22 - but open to a lot of other instruments - could sure use more Violins) this can be your wonderful church family too!

House full of Jesus followers. Different times and opportunities to worship. Both the pastor and…read moreassociate pastor bring a Bible message that is sound and easy to understand. Great youth group.

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.

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.

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.

Many of the people at The Worship Place are very cliquish. Many are quite welcoming and cordial…read more However, the leadership (especially the worship director/Minister of Music) is a self-centered man. He is actually an excellent choir director and worship leader, but he does not tolerate any positive suggestions from anyone. Having been kicked out of the choir was quite a blow. As I have been in choirs from elementary school-college, as well as church choirs, it was my conclusion that the worship "minister" was solely about himself - where he had eaten, where he had been, and "it's my way or the highway." Friends also told us that they did not feel welcomed at all, and they went elsewhere. We appreciated the Sr. Minister, but some of the Sunday School leaders were quite "off base." There was no independent thinking amongst the ministerial staff. They automatically agreed with one another. I would not recommend this place of worship to anyone.

We happened to be in Georgetown on other business late afternoon on a Saturday, so we decided to…read morestop by Saint Helen's Catholic Church for 5:00 PM Mass. Very cute little church, not overly ornate. Mass was celebrated by Ft. Hai, who we have known from around the Austin diocese for years. Mass was very nice! And, we always enjoy experiencing the celebration at different churches...

We've been going here for almost a year and we love it! The parishioners have made us feel welcome…read moreand the music is awesome! Sunday night mass is my favorite! Father Hy and Father Joven are fantastic! Warm, welcoming atmosphere.