A church that loves God and His Word. I highly recommend this church if you are driving through or…read morelive in the southwestern part of Austin. The Southwest congregation would like to welcome you into the family.

If you are looking for a place that puts God and His word first, a friendly place that welcomes…read morevisitors, and an encouraging place for people of all ages - please come visit! Free Bible studies available upon request.

great church, great pastor, Texas Oaks Baptist is a bible believing church with many ideas about…read moresome of the scripture. A caring church. Love for you to give us a try.

Everyone here is so nice! It's a really great church…read morecommunity.

Best Church ever!!!! The most friendly and loving congregation I have attended!!! They give all new…read moremembers a very warm welcome.

Sound Biblical Teaching! Wonderful Kid's Program! Welcoming People! Live by their Mantra:…read more "People are Worth it!"

This church has it all! Music is on point, greeters are always at the ready, children's ministry…read moreisn't about baby-sitting but educating, community involvement is a big deal and the people are genuine and sincere. I've been challenged in a great way! Looking forward to what's next.

Luis and I moved to Austin from Houston on July 14, 2017. We have been married by our Catholic…read moreFaith since January 24,1981. As soon as we were settled down, we look for a Catholic Church where we would feel welcomed and peaceful. We searched, and finally, our daughter took me to St Catherine of Siena and we are so grateful to God and to her. We love it. In Houston, we were parishioners at Saint Mathew The Evangelist Catholic Church located in Hollister Road, for many, many years and, needles to say, we were very happy there. St Catherine of Siena is so beautiful, but the thing that we like the most, is Rev. Patrick Coakley's sermons. They are straight to the point and he tells it like it is. On our adult life, we have never, ever, as a couple, enjoyed and touched by other homilies, as we are now. He talks about current events and how we are behaving as human beings. He teaches us the gospel values and emphasizes that is never to late to straighten our lives. Little by little, we are becoming more involved in St Catherine of Siena's community outreach and mission. Deacon Jesse Casares was so helpful when he provided me with the application to become parishioners. I will never forget his welcoming smile and his joy. Gracias!! The choir is splendid and we enjoy the music, the lyrics and their voices. I thank God for leading us to our new catholic church in this beautiful Austin.

This was the Church we attended when we first moved to Southwest Austin many years ago. It was…read moresuch a special place. The community was a nice mix of loving and caring parishioners. One of the things we missed the most when we moved. In all the churches we have been since, none can compare to St. Catherine's. Something just so magical about it. The wife and I recently attended a mass since we were in the area. It is still the same. The christmas decorations were just right. We were excited to now see a school on site and the expansion of the hall. The saddest part of the visit was not seeing Father Oliver. He is now in heaven. So many fond memories of him as well.

Grateful for Pastor Brad who reflects Jesus so naturally. His leadership is 1 of the reasons the…read morechurch has grown so beautifully. I love how he stands by the entrance both at the beginning and at the end of the service, making time for people in such a personal way. Today after 12:15pm service, my father and I were waiting to greet him. I dreamed about him last night, so it felt important to at least shake his hand, introduce him to my dad who is visiting from out of country. Pastor Brad was in conversation with someone else, and because of his kindness and desire not to be rude, he continued to give them his full attention. My dad grew a little impatient, and we were about to leave, but just as we were walking away, Pastor Brad noticed us and called out with such warmth: "Hey!" He greeted us so genuinely, as though he had been aware of us the whole time. That moment carried such light, humility, & thoughtfulness- it reminded me of how Jesus notices people, even in the smallest details. It may seem simple, but it meant a lot to me and my father. Pastor Brad's example is a true reflection of Christ's heart. The worship here is my fav. It's powerful, uplifting, Spirit-filled. I've also been deeply blessed by the Freedom Group. Although I haven't quite found close community yet, I still love attending service because of the worship, the Word, and Pastor Brad's Christ-centered leadership. Such a great welcoming team and praise God for the parking team.

Wow, wow, wow--if you are looking for a diverse church, this is the place! I am so excited to have…read morefound a church that I can call home and serve. I love the pastor and the team. I am so excited to share, and I hope you guys come and check it out. Make sure to go to the welcome center after and speak to the team. Also, for a midweek service on Wednesday at 7pm. So excited for you to be there!

I was invited to visit this church back in December and it was so memorable because I met the most…read morecommitted, genuinely loving people, who serve with their whole hearts! Everyone was so welcoming, both the sermon and the worship were great...and if I lived in town I'd definitely want to be part of the Living Hope Bible Church family!

"Keep Austin Weird" sure brings some interesting images to mind when I think of this phrase and…read morefeel that Smut Putt Heaven Holiness Church is part of that. When I think of Smut Putt Heaven, I also think of the phrase "one man's junk is another man's treasure". If you are looking for something unique and out of the ordinary attraction in Austin, consider checking this out, along with Cathedral of Junk (a few miles away from here, but you have to make an appointment) and Casa Neverlandia (also need to make an appointment). Smut Putt Heaven Holiness Church was created by Scott Stevens back in May 28, 1995, 10 years from the last Alice Cooper concert that Scott went to. It started with Scott planting some cactus trimmings that he had gotten from a local nursery and decided to add some doll heads on poles in the little garden. It freaked out a friend of his and thought what if he had a lot more, how that would cause people to react, lol. Eventually this abstract artistic art inspired Scott to continue to add more things to his backyard that manifested into the photos that you see with my review today. Today, you will see even more doll heads and even mannequin heads on poles (according to Scott, he get those mannequin heads from a beauty school. After the heads hair gets too short, they are no longer usable to practice on), golf putters, etc, crutches and so forth in the backyard. There are also bottle caps hung from a large tree, 2 large eye balls that are supposed to be Alice Cooper's eye. Scott gets a lot of his items from other people that leave random things at his door step that they think he may want to use in his backyard. But he also may get some things from just whatever leftover junk he founds around the city. If he sees something that he thinks he could use in his backyard, he will pick it up (either right then and there and later that day he will come back and pick it up). My husband, our little girl dog and I were lucky enough to check out Smut Putt last Friday evening around 4 pm. We were in the area and were lucky to catch Scott when he was free when I gave him a call (yes tours are given by appointment only: 512- 444-1239). When we arrived, Scott met us right outside his house and walked us his backyard. Scott provided us with a history of how Smut Putt came about and answered all of our questions. And then he showed us the snake he made out of blue glass bottles in the front yard. Because my husband had his drone with us, we were able to take some photos from a bird's eye view, which really interested Scott. Our private tour lasted just about 30 minutes. I found it to be very interesting and I enjoyed talking to Scott about other similar type of interesting attractions that he has been too in the US and in Texas. Just so other random facts to share that I learned from Scott is that he changes his backyard art from time to time. Scott is an ordain minister but has never married anyone here at Smut Putt. He had said that this would be the place for that special couple that likes this type of art. And he also has 3 cats that are buried in his backyard (2 of them being his and 1 being of his late father). Please note that donations are accepted and appreciated. Smut Putt isn't exactly for everyone's taste but if you are into something like this, consider adding Smut Putt Heaven to your list of things to do when in Austin.

I love this church and the people that attend this church! they are so authentic and friendly!!…read morethe services are inspiring and uplifting!! it is a small church so you get to know people very quickly and feel you have been coming here for a long time! it is comfortable and fun, yet thought provoking and informative!! Something for everyone and everyone is welcome, accepted and made to feel right at home!

2Yes, there is a church that is spiritual, kind, supportive, and fun. I have developed deep…read morefriendships here over the years. Our eight Principles are my guides for how to live a meaningful life, how to respect others, and how to make the world a better place! One of my favorite hymns has the line "love will guide us ..." That's who we are!

Berkeley UMC is a warm, welcoming, non-judgmental family of faith where people who care about their…read moreworld and community also care about you. I have been a member here for 31 years, and I love it. Great music, great message, and fun every Sunday. Give it a try. You'll love it too.