Small and beautiful Turkish mosque. You feel like you are home. There is a Turkish Barbar here as…read morewell.

Beautiful and peaceful temple with friendly and inclusive people. Kirtan was really energetic and…read moreeveryone participated. Prasadam was served with much love and generosity. We felt very welcomed and supported.

This is a place to find peace and bliss within yourself. The temple is open to all faiths and is…read morevery inviting. The management expects visitors to dress conservatively so as to respect the faith. All major Hindu festivals are celebrated with great enthusiasm and traditional way. A team volunteers is ever ready to manage special events. Check out the website for latest updates on prayers, special events and volunteering opportunities.

July 4, 2025 review ---…read moreI've been there 3-4 times and this place always brings the peace. This place is focused on Goddess radha as name suggests but they also have lord Krishna statue next to goddess radha and some of her friends. Land or overall space when temple is built is huge. It's a giant entrance with a quite big parking lot. Volunteers are very humble and explains all the questions very politely. They have stay facility, kitchen which serves food for guests staying and snacks shop as well. One of the volunteers mentioned they have devoteee coming for overnight stay all across USA and even international. Every Sunday, they have an satsang type event, followed by lunch. This time, since it was rainy weather, we got to see the bunch of peacocks hanging around. They have a pond in back area and little trail to walk as well. Excited to visit the janmashtami there in August.

When I lived in Austin, I enjoyed going to this Chabad very much. They have excellent classes…read morevery welcoming group. Convenient location.

Rabi Levertov is nice and kind, always pleasure to come with kids for the service, planning to do…read moreBar Mikva with my youngest one, highly recommend

Beautiful temple with Meenakshi devi, Lord Shiva, Lord Krishna & Lord Ganesha…read more Open daily from 8:30am-noon & 5:30-8:30pm Priest services available.

In 2013, the female rabbi and her congregation welcomed me with open arms. The rabbi surprised me…read moreby actually inviting me to participate in the Torah ceremony. I first declined saying I only saw the ceremony once or twice, but they didn't mind, so I accepted. I feared doing things wrong, but everything went okay. I learned some fascinating new things. The rabbi told me their particular congregation blended Reformed and Conservative Judaism. I found it particularity edifying when they contrasted Judaism with Christianity. The rabbi said many people have converted from Christianity to Judaism. She said unlike Christianity, Judaism "does not teach we have a stained soul, but a pure soul."

We are a URJ Reform Jewish Congregation Synagogue and Temple located in Cedar Park, TX (northwest…read moreAustin). We are a diverse, inter-generational and multicultural community, celebrating that there is more than one way to be a Jew. We strive to create and nourish a kehillah kedoshah, a sacred community. To enhance the meaning of our lives as Jews, we strive to foster the reciprocal connections between the Temple and its congregants. Children and adults, individuals and families create a multigenerational community participating in traditional religious and social activities, lifelong Jewish learning, and the larger Jewish community. The vision of Congregation Shir Ami is to be a beacon of Torah, a spiritual home, and a loving community, infusing the presence of God into our congregants' daily lives. Our services and classes meet at 3315 El Salido Pkwy, Cedar Park, TX. Contact: communications@shir-ami.com or 512-585-2895

This is not going to be the synagogue for me, but I see why a lot of other people like it!read more

I am a conversion student at Temple Beth Shalom and I have felt welcomed since the beginning. Rabbi…read moreFreedman, Rabbi Steinman, and Cantor Gostein are fantastic. All of my instructors have been very helpful and have really made this experience even more special. Even though we've been dealing with the effects of social distancing and the restrictions of Covid-19, Temple Beth Shalom has still maintained a strong connection with it's congregants and students, whether it's through classes or events or Shabbat service or High Holidays. When my Aunt passed from Covid-19 this year, Rabbi Freedman called to comfort me even though I was only a conversion student. I felt so grateful. The congregation also came together to unofficially sit Shiva for my Aunt. Temple Beth Shalom is a wonderful community. I can't wait to take my beit din at the end of Spring so I can officially be a part of this community.

we've been members for years, but quit going on a regular basis. Now getting back in church and…read morethere is a new pastor. He is very hard to follow and quite frankly he preaches as if he is talking to kids. Sorry HCBC, I think we will be moving on to a new church.

I visited Hill Country Bible Church hoping to find connection during a personal "church crisis."…read moreI'd struggled to bond with others at previous churches, and this was my last-ditch effort. I arranged to meet a church member to get a feel for the place on a Sunday morning. The campus is massive--parking was a nightmare, the sermon hall felt like a stadium, and the hallways were a maze. The sermon itself? Same generic message I've heard countless times. I was craving something bold, raw, and real--something to shake me out of my rut. This wasn't it. The sheer size of the congregation--thousands of heads in front of me--made it impossible to feel seen or connected. I had some hope with the church member who showed me around. He was kind and I opened up about my struggles, but the follow-up was disappointing. I got a text from him six weeks later. Excited for a potential connection, I replied quickly. His response? Two days later. This pattern continued--me responding promptly, him taking days to reply. When he finally suggested coffee, I shared my availability right away. Three days later, he responded. By then, I was done. I told him politely to forget it. Suddenly, he was texting back instantly, insisting he wouldn't "let me go." It felt forced and too late. With their $15,000 to $20,000-a-year per student private school, pristine facilities, and massive attendance, it's clear Hill Country doesn't need me--or you. I came looking for authentic Christian community and left feeling invisible. After this, I've given up on finding a church. If you're seeking a personal, engaging faith community, this might not be the place.