Lifepoint has been a literal Godsend to me and has really changed my life. If you're looking to get…read morecloser to God or explore your faith, I highly recommend this Church.

I absolutely love this church Pastor Danny and so so many people at Life point have become such…read moreimportant people in our lives!! Amazing people and church such a loving environment!!

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!

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.

Preserved mission - like it was before San Antonio became a big city. Everything is within brick…read morewalls with a big courtyard and rooms that were kitchens and sleeping areas. There's even the wells where they drew their water. You get to see the church from the outside as well as inside. There are interpretive signs throughout. Well-maintained; feel like you're back 100 years ago. It is right off a trail system that connects the parks through San Antonio. One small thing. We got there at 9:00 when they open - but the gift shop didn't open until 10:00.

FREE This place is huge and still in great shape, took them…read moreover 38 years to build. Native Americans were not allowed to pass through the arches until they converted to Catholicism.. a lot of history here. The grounds are kept up very nice. The people that work inside were absolutely wonderful, quite kind and very helpful. Unfortunately we didn't have time to do it all before it closed. Note to self they close at five. Have a video and there is a lot of stuff to look at in the gift shop.. Plan a couple hours. I WOULD RECOMMEND

My teens and love Luminous. There was an immediate sense of home and warmth when we first entered…read more I love that there is rotation in our worship & pastoral teams. One of the things that brought me back time and time again was the number of younger people in church freely and undeniably professing their faith and worship and it was beautiful to see and the type of environment I wanted for my teens. We are so grateful for finding out home church.

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!

Cool place. Must be a nice church…read more Wish they were selling coffee or water for the concert. Katinas were a good Christian group- and I know I am about to sound old - but too loud! Sanctuary was not filled so sound was kind of shrill and clangy with all the keyboards and mixers involved. Overall a good concert and venue.

Best church in ALL of San Antonio! Bishop Hawkins and pastor Dustin Hawkins are truly blessed men…read moreof God. I love the staff, the congregation, the children's ministry. Everything. No one preaches or teaches like them! I always feel like the word taught wad for me or someone I could relay the message to. The worship is awesome. I love how they include the kids in the worship before they leave for their item class. This house is awesome!

There is an impressive history light show at night, and definitely a must go in San Antonio.read more

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.

While visting San Antonio, the missions had been on our agenda for a full day of biking to each of…read morethe five missions on the San Antonio Mission Bike Trail, which is approximately 12 miles. I was told that there are self rental electric bicycles available near the missions. Our plans changed and we decided to walk from Mission San Juan Capistrano to Mission San Francisco de la Espada a 4 mile round-trip walk. At the start of our walk, we visited the small church at San Juan Capistrano and learned that a larger church was to be built, but never completed. Walk around the compound for a bit of history. Definitely worth visiting if you're there to see multiple missions. The trails provide an easy walk amongst nature. We enjoyed Mission San Francisco de la Espada as well. A larger church, a gift shop, and plenty of spots to enjoy a snack or lunch.

When searching for the Mission churches, a certain search engine sent me to this one first, so away…read moreI came. San Juan might be one of the smaller churches on the mission paths, but you could easily spend some nice time just waking the grounds. Unfortunately, the main inside soace was undergoing renovations when I visited, so I didn't spend a lot of time here, but took advantage of the nice day and enjoyed my surroundings for a bit.

I had a few extra hours in San Antonio and visited several of the mission churches. While this one…read moredidn't take a long time to tour, I felt the church and the surroundings were so beautiful. The Spanish influence here was very apparent and the small garden next to the church was spectacular. If you actually came to the church to commune, this church was perfect, small and quiet and a lovely space to just spend some time. Even thought this one was sort of the end of the path, I wouldn't skip this mission church.

A smaller church and the farthest from central San Antonio. The interior of the church was nice. It…read morewas enjoyable to read the history and walked the ground. Parking was free and plenty of spaces.