We visited Bastrop Christian Church first in May of 2019. We were impressed with the friendly…read morewarmth of the "regulars" attending that day. Have been back almost every Sunday since and have not been disappointed. Sermons are very good - challenging & uplifting. The music worship is different each week and always good.

This place is a true family church that is open and welcoming to all who truly seek to follow Jesus…read moreChrist. Some of the negative reviews below are from a few years ago and since then we have seen new leadership and a attitude of new beginnings. Please don't judge us based on a past incident that we had no control over...come see for yourself the Love that we have for God, for one another and all of God's creation.

Current Protestant who visited this church and was amazed. The artwork is absolutely beautiful. The…read morecongregation clearly loves their church and each other but strangers as well. I have never felt so welcomed as an outsider as I did when I attend this church. Absolutely plan to drive the hour one way every week to keep going. This church is special and it is hard to find a church with such wonderful qualities that instantly feels like a family.

Love the art on display at this church. Greek influences but a bit more evolved and refined because…read moreof the addition of Syrian influences. Also, some of the rite is in Arameic, which is believed to be the original language spoken by Jesus and his disciples, so that just makes the experience all the more mysterious, and in my case, enticing. I love a good mystery, or two, or three. You get a red book to follow along in the ritual. To the left you see the English translation of the rite, to the right the Syriac translation. This feels like Israel to the left and Ishmael to the right to me. Ok, the vestments used by the clergy are super cool. Very formal, specially the bishop style vestments the high priest wears, and the big fans the young men use during the mass to fan at the priest, plain old remind me of Cleopatra and her slaves fanning at her to cool her off, so yeah, Egyptian vibes here too. Fully trinitarian and fully Catholic, this church, which follows the West Syrian Rite, as opposed to the Latin Rite or the Novus Ordo, is a refreshing drink of water for those of us in the desert. The Fr. In charge right now, Fr. Don, is absolutely welcoming and popular among his flock and I just have to thank him for being patient and accommodating with me, a poor handmaid of the Lord, my God, why have you forsaken me!!! It is finished. Right? Please tell me it is done. Please God, please. Ok thanks bye.

I really enjoy the service. Sermon was impactful and meaningful for these current times and the…read moreholiday season. You can feel the Holy Spirit coming through the angelic voices of the worship team. Definitely a great church to go to on a Sunday!

Visited Austin and Red Rocks and haven't stopped watching ever since. Doug, Ryan, and Ethan are…read moreamazing communicators who passionately teach people to have a relationship with Jesus. I love learning from them, and have deepened my faith and given me a better purpose in life trying to make Heaven more crowded!

I love everything about Hyde Park Church, especially the sermons and the warm friendly people! Its…read morenot too big and not small. It's not far from U.T. , central DT and it's nestled between I35 and Mopac, in the middle of 40th, 39th and Speedway in the Hyde Park neighborhood. Plenty of parking around the building and it's parking garage. Come as you are!

Super friendly church and super welcoming to visitors - it's amazing how such a big church can do…read morethings so personally

St Paul is full of color and warmth. The folks in leadership act like there's nothing they'd rather…read moredo than work at this church with these people, and they welcomed me happily, even when I was just coming to Wednesday night services (every Wednesday at 6!). Now I'm a member and I'm grateful to be here. There are quite a few ways to serve and get involved.

This church offers the very best of our Christian heritage. Friendly and active congregation…read more Excellent ministers. One of the most beautiful, liturgical Lutheran services in Texas.

God fearing people caring Jesus loving bible teaching place to experience God's love, joy, peace,…read morepower and presence. Come fellowship with us.

Much bigger Catholic Church than you think. It will take you a while to get acclimated. The grounds…read moreare spacious. There is a neighborhood flavor to the congregation. The 'Rosary Room' right near the entrance is a nice, solitary place to go. Being Catholic I would strongly take this church over some other much bigger churches. The parking is well partitioned out. I've seen some evangelical churches rise and fade almost OUT. To give a feel, it is a 7-8 out of 10.

DO NOT ATTEND THIS CHURCH! I have encountered two…read moreparishioners with intellectual disabilities who were informed by a faith leader here in November of 2024 that they will go to Hell if they vote for Kamala Harris. They were also told that if they wore their Kamala for President t-shirts they would be physically harmed in the public. The girls were fearful for their souls. This is NOT how a church should be speaking nor how parishioners should be treated.

Great service and beautiful church! I live 30 minutes away, if it wasn't for that we would come…read moreevery week!

I've never had an experience worse then I had at this church. My daughter was baptized at this…read morechurch and needless to say I will never go back. The father is SO unnecessarily RUDE. The office is not organized at all and apparently doesn't know what they're doing. They lost our paperwork the first time I tried scheduling her baptism, and the second time I was given the wrong information. I scheduled the baptism for 12:30 and when we got there, the father was rude to everyone telling us we were late and that it should've started at 12. I called to confirm earlier in the week and was told again 12:30, never got a receipt or any kind of paperwork from the office so it seems like they just make stuff up as they go. They gave her certificate to somebody else so i had to find that after as well. The ceremony lasted maybe 5 minutes and the whole time the father was rushing and RUDE to everyone. My whole family noticed it, it was so embarrassing. He didn't bless anything for us because he told us he had things to do after the ceremony which was already a red flag, but then stayed after to clean the entire church and didn't seem in any kind of rush afterwards. Even while scheduling and asking questions with the father, his attitude was very ugly and did not make me or anyone else in my family feel welcomed. He barely even acknowledged my daughter and it was her ceremony. Everything about my experience was terrible. This was supposed to be a special sacred day and because of the father and his incompetent parish, I will remember it as a disappointment. I don't believe he deserves to be there, I feel he needs to be replaced. He is a disgrace to the Catholic Church. As somebody doing God's work, he sure is very hypocritical.