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    St Matthew's Parsonage

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Redemption Church

    Redemption Church

    5.0(4 reviews)
    39.7 mi

    This church is the place for people who are looking for authentic life change through Jesus, not…read moreself-righteous religion. just keep showing up!

    Redemption Church - Beaumont, TX. This church is young in two ways. It has been around since 2016,…read moreand the average person coming has a few decades to wait before Social Security eligibility. That said, there is also a healthy group of mature Christians here who are actively involved in several of the ministries. The church is in the heart of downtown Beaumont and has attracted an eclectic group of men and women from every background. There is no "typical" person that comes. People from every Christian background are welcome: from Church of Christ to United Pentecostal. From Baptist to Catholic. From Methodist to Lutheran. From the retired to the restarting over - and everywhere in between. From all of SETX and beyond. From every size, shape and skin tone - everyone is welcome. Everyone is welcome - but the message is not going to be watered down in order to keep you coming back. Byron Ellis pulls no punches, but he does deliver the pure gospel message with love and passion. If you like book-by-book and verse-by-verse studies of the Bible with real-life applications to take home - this could be the church is for you. If you like solid evangelical teaching from a church with an Assembly of God background - this could be the church for you. If you like charismatic without being charismaniac - this could be the church for you. If you don't know what either of those words mean - this could still be the church for you. Redemption has youth and kids programs. It has several services to choose from. It has regular homegroup semesters. It has a Freedom program for those who need to sever ties with things from their past that are holding them back. It has had more than 100 baptisms a year for the last three years in a row - more than 500 baptisms in 8 years. If you want to be a part of a church that is Jesus centered, Bible aligned, Praise oriented, and Community focused - this could be the church of you.

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    High Island Historical Marker - High Island Historical Marker

    High Island Historical Marker

    3.0(1 review)
    0.4 mi

    A historical marker is the only feature at this small loop that functions as a rest area near the…read moreBolivar Peninsular. There are no other services here - no restrooms, no trash cans and probably no overnight parking. But the marker is interesting to learn some history of the area. It reads, "The coastal community of High Island sits atop a salt dome at the east end of Bolivar Peninsula. It was named High Island because the hill sits about 45 feet above sea, the only dry land visible during storms and flooding. "Settled by anglos in the early 1800s, nearly all of High Island lies within the Martin Dunman survey, granted in 1837. The pioneers were mostly farmers, though George E. Smith gained fame from his patented bottled water from natural springs on his land. "The town expanded in 1886 when the gulf and interstate railroad began operations in the area. A depot was built along with many new businesses. In 1897, C.T. Cade constructed the Sea View hotel on the hill overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. The hotel became a place of refuge in 1900 and 1915 when hurricanes struck the Texas coast, causing flooding over the peninsula. "Oil was discovered on High Island, with successful drilling beginning in 1916. Petroleum deposits found at the perimeter of the salt dome in 1931 started an oil boom and provided employment for the region. "High Island has become recognized internationally as an important habitat for migratory birds, bringing crowds of birdwatchers annually to the area." This is marker number 7490 and it was erected in 1996 by the Texas Historical Commission. The above-mentioned migratory birds seem to have added to the marker. [Review 893 of 2024 - 648 in Texas - 21922 overall]

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    Faith Family Church

    4.6(9 reviews)
    37.9 mi

    Faith Family has truly changed my life for the better. From the very first day I stepped through…read morethe front doors with my wife and our 5-month-old daughter, we felt welcomed and loved. I remember my wife sitting in the mothers' room with our baby while we were still new and figuring everything out. From that moment to the day we gave our lives to Christ, this church has been a huge part of our journey. The pastors preach the truth of the Gospel clearly and boldly, and every service strengthens our faith and challenges us to grow closer to God. It's not just a place you attend on Sundays it becomes a family. If you are searching for a church where the Bible is taught faithfully, where your family will feel at home, and where your relationship with Christ can grow, I cannot recommend Faith Family enough. This church helped lead my family to Christ, and for that I will always be grateful.

    If I could rate them a zero I would. I had come a few times before today and it was always over…read morecrowded. But today stood out to me I'm a mother to a 5 month old boy they do not have any accommodation for mothers. They have no room for strollers or a room for mothers that breastfeed or have a space for them. The staff was very rude especially the ones from parking. I came to support a family member on their special day of baptisms and I walked out because of how un accommodating they are, I will never come back again idk how close I live.

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    Sunday 4th service with friends we made at FFC!

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    Pastor Josh and Pastor Kara with my daughter after baptism

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