I feel led to share how this Church has poured into my family and Helped me poor Truth into my…read morefamily. You can have the best gym in all the world and all the right equipment but if you don't utilize the resources and equipment and personal training and diet you will still be the same as you went in. Well I will say same goes here they have small groups powerful anointed ministers of Gods Word and Spirit filled People to help point you to the one the only one who can transform your life. Just remember don't be a bench warmer, don't be a fan of Jesus! Be a true Follower! If you're looking for more in life come to CCF! Hope this encourages someone to know there are people out there that Love God and love people!!!

I've been going to this church for over 15 years this is a wonderful church and a Great pasture has…read moreled me closely to the Lord I recommend highly

Great church very modern and upbeat great place for the whole family! From babies to senior adults…read morethere is something here for you! Services at 8:30 & 11:00 with Sunday school at 10:00! See you there!!!!!!

Haven't visited yet but is high on my to do list. I live in Tomball, so it isn't really that far…read moreto drop in some Sunday. Enjoyed your website and found it informative. May God continue to bless the ministry and those in need.

From the owner: The Story of All Around Cowboy Church In the fall of 1995 the Lord gave me the desire to start a…read moreCowboy Church. While traveling showing horses or preaching, I was on the constant lookout for a good location for our church. I looked in many places, ranging from Kansas, Oklahoma to Mississippi, Louisiana, New Mexico, and all over Texas. I looked everywhere; everywhere, that is, except in my own area. I was thinking in MY mind of a big city suburb area with lots of people. But God eventually showed me where and how to build our church. It was almost in my back door, 30 miles south of where we started out. In October 1997, All Around Cowboy Church came into being in Sealy, Texas . The name of our church stems from serving all kinds of cowboys and cowgirls, ranging from ropers and rough stock riders, to arena performance people and others from all walks of life. Our church sanctuary started in a horse barn with horse stalls on each side of the church, and hay bales for pews. Since then, we have enlarged our church two times, and now have seating for over 300 members and visitors. We also have chairs for those who need more back support.

We invite you to explore our wonderful church, situated in a tranquil country setting. Under the…read moreleadership of Pastor Nicholle D. Chevis, we offer a warm and welcoming community. If you are looking for a church home, we would be delighted to have you visit us. SUNDAYS SCHOOL@9:00A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE-SUNDAYS@10:00A.M. Prayeline/Bible Study: 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of each month via zoom. Bishop Lawrence L. Reddick III Presiding Bishop Rev. Jonathan Jones, Sr. Presiding Elder Rev. Nicholle D. Chevis Pastor 832-372-2878

Mt. Zion CME, Sunnyside, Brookshire, TX is a spirit filled rural Methodist. Rev. Deltra Lynette…read moreThomas is the senior pastor. Mt. Zion is a community outreach non-profit organization that works diligently outside the walls to do good in the historic Sunnyside community. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Bible Study Wednesday evenings 7:00 p.m.

Best church ever! Pastor Chad McMillian is amazing at preaching the word if God. Small country…read more church, growing every week!!!

I was driving outside of Houston looking for scenic areas to take pictures of flowers over the…read moreweekend. On my way through Brookshire, I came across a patch of land that had a good growth of Bluebonnets. I pulled over and started taking some pictures with the girl friend. We were there for just shy of ten minutes when a white van pulled up. A tall man stepped out and said, "You know this is private property, right?" I said, "I do now". There were no signs posted anywhere indicating that it was private property and that trespassing wasn't allowed. He proceeded to say, "How could you not know this is private property? You can't take pictures here". I said, "Fine, we'll be on our way". Again, he asked, "What made you think this wasn't private property?" I ignored him and walked toward my car. Seriously, what's the point of an argument? I was just taking pictures of flowers. He then said, "This property belongs to the church". About 75 or so yards away was a white church. "You can stay if you make a donation to the church. Are you going to make a donation?" I continued walking to the car. Well, at that point the real motive revealed itself. I wasn't destroying the property. I wasn't being loud or obnoxious. I didn't leave any trash. It was about extracting money. I've never experienced anything so petty. This guy left his house, jumped in his car, drove about 100 yards down a dirt road, and asked for a donation to the church, or I'd have to leave the premises. Apparently the very large plot of land was owned by the church, and I suspect the house this guy came out of too. Certainly not very Christian like in my book.