What a beautiful church this is. It is part of the Painted Churches Tour done by the Schulenburg…read moreChamber of Commerce in Schulenburg, Texas. You can certainly go visit the churches on this tour on your own but it is really worth doing the guided tour so you can get inside the churches and take pictures and get a detailed history of each church. We had a super guide, Gary Carpenter, who also does professional photography, so he let our group of photo club photographers set our own pace and not rush to the next church. He also had access to the spots to turn on the indoor lighting which was a must for good pictures. I can not say enough about Gary and the nice ladies at the Chamber of Commerce. There are some fees for doing a guided tour but well worth it.

Absolutely beautiful…read more You can view this church as part of the Painted Churches Tour or visit on your own. We came on our own and didn't get much information on the church's history but we still really enjoyed seeing the stunning artworks and incredible detail inside. I couldn't find the visitation hours posted anywhere but it was open when we came (Friday, early afternoon). The gift shop across the street was closed though. They do have mass here on Sundays and I assume that's when they open the gift shop. I assume the church remains open during standard daytime hours but don't take my word for it. If you appreciate beautiful churches, I highly recommend seeing this one.

if your soul is in need of the refreshing presence of God, and you're tired of white washed…read moreChristians in main line churches, you really might want to check out Grace Community Fellowship. The people are warm and genuine, the worship is exuberant and authentic, and the preaching is from the word of God - super practical, uplifting, and encouraging in your walk with God.

The first time I walked through the doors of Grace I felt the love there. Grace is one of the most…read morewelcoming churches I have ever been to, the people are genuine! We drove 2 hours just to attend there before moving to Brenham! The worship team is amazing and the leadership are people that really care about the church family!

First built in 1877, this church was destroyed by a storm in 1909. The current building was…read morefinished in 1912. Part of the painted churches tour. Workmanship is incredible. Something you really should see.

A beautiful experience in the Painted Churches tour. The exhibit of these pioneers' faith is…read moreinspiring.

I cannot say enough about this Church. It took me 16 phone calls to find Brother Mike who…read moregraciously allowed us to photograph both Churches. The Original Church built in the 1860's still stands today. It is THE oldest Painted Church in Texas, that has the original painting created by Reverend of the time in the 1870's. Unfortunately he passed away in a hunting accident and could not finish. The Parish decided. It to finish he is work. You can still see the pencil markings of where is was continuing. Brother Mike regaled us with historical stories of the Church. He then allowed in the newer Church (built in the 1960's) and the mural painted in there. The original charter of 16 families are still represented. Wow! Ceremonies are still held inside during special occasions