A wonderful place to share in faith. They have a wonderful children's program. The church has…read moreamazing music and sermons that speak to the heart. It is a friendly church full of welcoming folks. Come as you are and celebrate your faith - jeans and t shirt or fancy duds you will be welcome and feel right at home. The pastor is down to earth and his teachings are easy to relate to. Its a church you will be happy to be a part of.

Amazing group of believers! Currently meeting at this location while building the new church on FM…read more1103 ! Lots of ways to get involved quickly while becoming firmly grounded in the word and growing with other followers of Christ. So glad we found this little church.

This place is wild The pastor directly told me and my…read morepartner that we were on our way to hell I don't think he is correct Additionally the coffee was horrible The coffee was at least two days old Also the donuts were the worst - it is like they bought two day old donuts Additionally the pastor called me fat

My family moved to San Antonio from Oregon just to be a part of this church. Come grow with us!…read more Lots of ways to love our city and our world!

I love this church, since they've changed priest they've updated & upgraded a lot of things…read morestarting with fresh flowers for the virgin to repainting the cross and offering more masses. Padre Lenin has the most lively and funny sermons you can imagine that will leave you wanting to chat with him afterwards. Parishioners are very involved and grateful to have him. Thanks to be god!

People there are great! Went to several churches when first moved back down to San Antonio and…read morenothing bad to say about any Catholic Church in San Antonio but St Helena's makes you want to not just attend mass but makes you eager to learn more about our Lord and gives you great company to do it with!

Fantastic welcoming Parish family! No matter if you are a visitor or regular attendee, everyone is…read moreso inviting. Although the building is the temporary facility while a replica of St Padre Pio is being built, it is still beautiful!

A truly awful excuse for a church. I was there multiple times over a year ago. On my first time, I…read morewalked in and sat down for a while (which churches are not supposed to let happen) and it was so awkward. Real churches have somebody there to greet people at the door which they I noticed they did on subsequent visits. Eventually somebody chatted with me and welcomed me, but talk about not doing basics. The pastor said in the sermon that they wanted to get to knew newcomers. If they did, they would just introduce themselves like a normal true Christian, not tell people to sign up at a table for a dinner. That is asinine and surreal. Talk about dystopian crassness and low class. The next time I went a girl at the front door that visited my old church Bible study saw me and did not have the decency and class to greet me and introduce me to other people in the church, which is what a traditional church greeter does, which creates community in love. And she, I found out later, was "in ministry". The church breaks up the sermon to have short Bible study groups instead of before or after the service. That is bizarre and ridiculous. That does not create true community as it is not enough time to connect. Several people will sit next to you and introduce themselves to you, but that is not spontaneous, and they will never see you again or have you sit next to them next time. That is contrived fake Christian love. If you love people you introduce yourselves to them. That is what "class" is- kindness and graciousness. Everyone is supposed to greet people who are new and introduce themselves. That is basic Christianity for over 1,000 years that most churches in San Antonio do not have. The pastor's tats at the time make him look like a meth addict. Tats are an indication of a very erratic personality per psychological studies, and a effacement of God's creation. That's why God mentioned no tattoos in Leviticus. The final coup de grace was when I got a text inviting me to a "leadership conference" which the church charged 15 dollars for! This is not a church, but rather an ego project and a country club. And I am not going to talk about the music that is hokey, modern and lacking in depth that Biblical praise, what God's word calls us to sing prescribes --Psalms and hymns. If you look at which church planted this church, it makes complete sense, because it is the same failed pattern--full churches but empty of real love of Christ or real community.

We attended The RIm Church with our daughter who is actively involved in the Church. Super-easy…read morelocation to find and parking did not appear to be a problem (but we parked in first time visitors parking). As we walked up to the entrance, it became clear there were lots of young adults and young families. Everyone was friendly and very welcoming. I had missed my morning coffee and it was great to be able to grab one which seemed to be part of the church routine for lots of folks. The kid church and classes for different age groups was extremely well organized. One thing that I noticed, was the mindset that if they didn't recognize you, they greeted you. It would have been difficult to feel ignored or that we weren't welcome. The music was contemporary but many songs were familiar. I thought the music was less of a show-production (no stage, or smoke & lights) And more about participation and preperation for the rest of the service. The music is very well done. Again, as I looked around it struck me that so many young adults filled up the room. Certainly there were more than a few of us gray-headed boomers so we didn't feel out of place. The message was well put together and nicely delivered but the thing that I truly took away was the sense that The Rim Church was a lot more than just a Sunday Service. They talked about their small home groups that meet Sunday evenings. We have attended a few of the Mega-Churches in San Antonio and while they are impressive and welcoming, Its not hard to get lost in the 1000's of attendees. The sense from The Rim Church is the opposite. If you find yourself looking for a welcoming Church to to make a home, I'd certainly recommend you check out The RIM Church. Sunday 10am...

They are very welcoming. My kids liked Sunday school while adults have their Sunday service. The…read moreservice is typical praise and worship followed by the message. It is a relaxed atmosphere and come as you are. There is also a coffee shop inside the church. The kids enjoyed the chocolate cookies. My son had a good time on UNIGHT Wednesday 7th-8th Grade: 6 - 7:30 pm and 9th-12th grade: 7:30 - 9 pm. His age group gathers for fun and games and to discuss what's going in their life. It's a safe hang-out space and we are very happy they offer this. He had so much fun talking about the different activities such as ping pong, tag, basketball, and cards. It is also nice for him to unplug from video games. They also offer a drive-thru prayer on Wednesday and host holiday events such as the annual Christmas party for kids. One summer they offer a week sports camp for kids to learn the basics of basketball. Events are updated often and to stay up to date check out their website.

Since moving to San Antonio our family needed to find a new church home. This was our fifth church…read moreand it was an out of the ball park hit. The members made us feel very welcomed. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting. My kids enjoy Sunday school services and are always happy and excited to attend. The congregation is diverse and the facilities are clean and modern. In the front entrance they have a coffee shop which serves fresh coffee and warm cookies that can be taken into the service. This is a wonderful family friendly place to attend a praise and worship service. I would definitely recommend.

I have been a part of Stone Oak Bible since the beginning and I love the simplicity of this church…read more The focus on scripture and biblical preaching. The congregation is friendly and I appreciate the attention to cleanliness and social distancing during in person service.

My husband and I love it here! The teaching is 'expository' which means it teaches through an…read moreentire book of the bible, verse by verse, so you get everything in context and you get everything! (Summers is in the Psalms). The teaching alone is worth going for. The pastor is truly gifted. He explains things, and ties things together in a way that is clear and understandable. SOBC is 'intentionally simple and gospel centered,' and I am so grateful that there are no distractions from the beautiful, powerful Word of God. That said, the worship band is super talented and the kid's program is great too. To top it off, the people are very welcoming and caring. I am so grateful the Lord brought us here! Check it out online, or just come and see!

I have attended Mass at St. Francis of Assisi since 2012 when I converted to Catholicism. I have…read morenever felt closer to God. Fr. Tony Vilano is such a special Pastor and shepherds us through today's challenges by turning to God, Jesus, and the Bible. The sanctuary is open and light. The music ministry fills the space and our hearts with song. The congregation is friendly and welcoming towards new members, visitors, and people exploring the Catholic faith. The beautiful campus is easy to walk around even for those with disabilities, the parking is ample, and the Parish staff are always there to help. I would invite all to visit and join us in worship at St. Francis of Assisi. I love my church!

Mass every day, reconciliation available, wonderful family programs. The sanctuary is beautifulread more