This religious center is near our commute. As they arrive and leave this parking lot, they have a…read morecomplete disregard for others! Their driving is horrible! Not only do they fly in and out almost colliding with other vehicles but they do it to themselves! Once they are on Evans or in their own neighborhoods, they cut everyone off and race around. They have no consideration for others especially as they pass by children out riding bikes or playing in their yards. Completely selfish group. Religion of peace, right?

Nowhere else have I been so welcomed and accepted. Being a transgender woman got me excommunicated…read morefrom two other churches. Here they embrace me. Here all members of the rainbow are accepted. We do not just talk the talk, we actually walk the walk. Providing food, clothing and support to the unhoused. Serving those in our immediate community and our neighbourhood. This is the traditional church that will welcome you and help you and support you in your journey of life.

I've been coming here for about four years now. I'm amazed at the openness which everyone shares…read more It is a good mix of young and old. However, we do need a few younger members in order to even out the numbers. The lessons that are taught to do each service can be used in everyday life and allow, at least myself, to reflect on the learnings. I do intend to plan on coming here for many more years.

Amazing! Can't wait to go back. Great Bible discussions. Beautiful landscape. Great for all agesread more

Love this church and all that it does to show love to all…read more Genuine welcome to everyone and generous in offering support of ever kind to every need. All that you expect from a church which is actively supporting the community and beyond. So much going on here, check it out online. From day one they treated us like we were family. Worship, various Music options for all ages , educational opportunities, even yoga classes are weekly held There's a cafe and even a preschool as well. Come visit you won't be disappointed

Disclaimer: I did not attend service here…read more My friend and I took our sons to the Pumpkin Patch here at United Methodist. It was a beautiful day and we brought a picnic. When we got there, we were the only people browsing the pumpkins. Someone had made a beautiful backdrop for people to take pictures and our sons had fun running around the grounds. We asked the people there if it was okay to picnic and they said, "Do as you please!". It was nice that they didn't ask if we were members. It seems they welcome everyone. This church is beautiful and it was a wonderful place to spend an hour with pumpkins and picnics. Thank you!

My intention in sharing this is to encourage open dialogue about these matters and ensure that…read moreindividuals are making informed decisions about their spiritual and personal well-being. I would like to bring to your attention an experience I recently had involving a church leader. I met an Apostle from a non-denominational church named Kevin Duhart. Recently, my niece was engaged this past Saturday in San Antonio, Texas. This was my first occasion to meet her boyfriend's family and members of The Rock Church, San Antonio, TX. I am concerned about Apostle Kevin Duhart's involvement in family matters, especially considering he has only known my niece for approximately six months. It appears that he has become engaged in issues that are personal and private, which I believe is inappropriate for someone in his position. It is important to remember that, according to biblical principles, an Apostle should respect personal boundaries and avoid interference in family dynamics without proper context or relationship. I am also concerned that this involvement may be influencing my niece's perception of her family, potentially leading to misunderstandings or disrespect. It is troubling to see a leader inserting himself into situations where his understanding is limited. Furthermore, I have observed some patterns in non-denominational churches where vulnerable individuals find themselves susceptible to external influences. I am concerned that my niece's recent changes may not be entirely positive. I question whether the teachings being promoted align with the core principles of the Bible, and I have concerns about how resources are being used within the church. It appears that some practices may resemble cult-like dynamics, which warrants careful consideration. I am curious as to the motivations behind a parent, attempting to cause division between a mother and her daughter. I acknowledge that my niece is currently stationed alone in San Antonio without family support due to her military service. However, it is inappropriate and unacceptable to overstep boundaries and assume the role of my niece's mother.Hope Williams, I find this behavior deeply concerning. I understand that you have male children, and perhaps your intentions stem from a desire for a daughter; nevertheless, insinuating that my niece should see you as her maternal figure is entirely inappropriate and uncalled for. Furthermore, involving my niece in activities that exclude her biological mother is inappropriate and raises questions about the values being modeled. Does this align with Biblical teachings? Hope Williams, how can you justify such actions? You present yourself as righteous and as a child of God, yet these actions seem contrary to those principles. Does the Bible support one woman influencing or molding another woman's daughter in this manner? I am concerned that this church may be fostering a cult-like environment. Regarding Apostle Kevin Duhart, I believe his actions are misguided. To publicly preach about family and love while engaging in actions that fracture a family is troubling. Shame on both of you, Apostle Kevin Duhart and Hope Williams. I trust that, in time, God will address these matters. As an Apostle and a mother, I pray that God will guide and correct these behaviors swiftly

Anointed and full of worship. Get there early!! The seats are always full and deliverance is…read moreabundant

I was really sad when I came and the inside was locked. However I am obsessed with european…read morearchitecture and seeing a place that is this close to replicating it in San Antonio is amazing.

In San Antonio there is a wonderful Church named Basilica of the National Shrine of the Little…read moreFlower, people in town just call it Little Flower. As a fervent Catholic myself I enjoy noon Holy Mass which is very beautiful to attend. Little Flower was built during the time of the Cristeros in Mexico, when a lot of faithful moved to USA to avoid persecution. It was a time that St. Thérèse of Lisieux teachings of the Catholic faith was spreading all over the country. Little Flower was built during The Great Depression and was a haven of faith, hope, and love during the time of trials for the USA. Discalced Carmelite Friars are the ones that serve the community and uphold the traditions for Little Flower. It was a great honor to attend Holy Mass especially because my entire childhood I spent going with my Mom and siblings to this Little Flower Basilica. I gazed at The Holy Face of Jesus and thought it was the biggest Church I ever seen. I remember going to Confession here as a child as well. Great memories that are stored forever in my mind and heart. I highly recommend you take a visit and enjoy all the marvels of the design and architecture, when Pope John Paul II visited San Antonio he came to Little Flower Basilica. That was on September 13, 1987, it was the largest Holy Mass celebrated in Texas history. I can definitely go on and on about my love for the Catholic faith and Little Flower, it is definitely a place you would enjoy to attend Holy Mass or visit. My non-religious peeps have told me that it's absolutely stunning and actually makes them contemplate about God. Take your friends! Take your Family! Take your Beloved! You will be pleasantly surprised! :) P.S. They have a Little Flower Store and there are a ton of really neat things to buy for friends, family, and loved ones. I tend to try to calm down or I'll take the whole store :)

What a beautiful Church! The priests, and deacons are warm and caring and the people are amazing!…read more If you're new the area or are just visiting and want a Church Home this is the place.

Stuebing hall is behind the church, good little spot for gatherings. Bathrooms, kitchen...read more

This church has been so welcoming and easy to plug into. They have so many areas to serve and…read moremissions to join in on if you like to travel. I recently went to a great women's study in Philippians and learned so much about joy and bravery no matter what your situation. I am considering serving as a barista. That area is always so friendly and fun with super reasonable prices (half what you would normally pay for a pumpkin spice or mocha latte.). The service starts with such wonderful praise and worship done in both Spanish and English. So beautiful, makes you want to cry. I've been honored to see so many young and old being baptized here. I've also been so grateful to see so many people serving and helping others. You just hardly see that now days. I feel such a wonderful peace here and at the I10 location. I can't wait to see what the future holds for this place.

Beautiful church with nice welcoming people. I love that they sing both ins English amd Spanish!…read moreThe service was good biblical teachings. They also have a coffee place where you can get some good tacos and coffee of course.