Very peaceful and calming temple/mandir. First time here as I was visiting a new city. I…read morespecifically enjoyed how quiet it was in the main prayer hall. I also enjoyed the gift shop as well as their Shayona cafe.

A Beautiful Experience the Staff was exceptional in explaining and it was an eyeopener literally…read moreand spiritually

Sugar Creek is a diverse church with an emphasis on Scripture and community. It's a great place…read morethat invests into the next generation.

The best church I have ever went to. This church has gotten me closer to Jesus and God, and finally…read moreI have understood the word better than I have ever. I love pastor Mark.

Yes, I have experienced better, but this is Texas: The Bible Belt, the Deep South, etc…read more This is a sister church of Houston Chinese Church. There are multiple congregations on site, but they all belong to Fort Bend Community Church. This is a historically Chinese church, with Chinese language ministers and congregations. They also have a contemporary English service, with one English Pastor. However, all the other ministers also preach during the English service, in their semi-broken English (which is pretty much all the comedy you will get during the sermon). The church is trying to go the multiethnic route, which is evident by the name of the church. They removed the "Chinese" from the title and set up the church to be "accepting" of all ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. However, all the ministers are Chinese which makes it seem like other ethnicities are guests and not part of the church family. I attend the English service only. The preaching is decent. They typically follow a "explain the Bible passage" model of preaching, which usually reduces the congregation to a bunch of idiots. Seriously, I understood the passage the first time I read it...I really didn't need it preached at me. However, that's the path taken by the majority of churches in Houston, especially Chinese churches. I visit this church though because I have gotten to know the people, which are very nice...also, I just can't seem to find a better church (I also don't look very hard - Bedside Baptist is just too tempting sometimes).

I grew up in this church. My dad was one of the people who helped find the land for the church…read more Although I do not go to this church anymore, it is a great place to learn about the bible. It is predominantly Asian, and that comes with cultural issues in itself, but there are people there who really want to grow and learn about God and who are passionate about missions. Much of their mission work focuses on Asia though, but because of that there are many new believers from Asia that have come to the church. The Mandarin and Cantonese church services are growing a lot from what I hear, and that is thanks to God and also great leadership from Pastor Lam. The demographic of the church is mostly people from Sugar Land so bear in mind that it is a church in a rich suburb. People may not be as aware of issues outside that demographic, but there are many strong Christians there that are aware. Like any other church or people group, there are good people and there are bad people, but we all need Jesus and none of us are truly "good" anyways. I will continually pray for this church and hope for more growth as they continue to do ministry.

I got baptized at this church back in 1988 by pastor David Adkins. I was just a teenager who was…read morefrom a Jewish family. I worked at a chick-fil-A at Westwood Mall where a lot of the kids went to this church because one of the adult members owned it. I remember I truly enjoyed it . I have always believed God was pulling at my hear strings and I was led to this church to have a personal relationship with him. God has been with me on this journey of 56 years and I thank him for being by my side and thank you to this church for having me.

I don't know if this church is still there anymore because I have searched for information…read moreEVERYWHERE but I hope that it is. I just wanted to say that I loved it. I went there as a little girl until we moved back to Southern Illinois when a family member was sick and dying of cancer but Texas has always been my home in my heart. I was baptized at this church & I have great memories there. I left in Sept of 1990...that was 6th grade. My Sunday school teacher, Joyce gave me a nice book as a going away present of verses to help me in life. I was showing it to my 7 year old son last night & telling him all about it and it made me a little sentimental. Anyways...it has a special place in my heart. Train up a child in the way he should go, And when he is old he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6

Went to a wedding 500 people fit us all comfortable. Ample parking for the wedding. The place was…read morebeautiful. I recommend this place for a wedding if you are of this religion looking for a church.

Visited here during a bible study. Everyone was nice . The facility is well kept, seems like it's…read moreno more than a few yrs old. The pastor put out some encouraging words, and we were done before I knew it.

My first experience with Greater Harvest Church felt like home to me. I know soon as I walk…read morethrough those door. I felt safe Has if I heard a voice say.. " My child welcome back home. Bishop Clark , 1st lady Clark Thank you

Great Sunday school. I went and realized it was very open and encouraged dialog. It centered on…read morelife application and I needed. Also Pastor Echols gives great, smart, and witty sermons. Learned new ways to understand God and the bible

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