What can I say? This center is one of the best! The physical and spiritual environment is…read moreincomparable! My Wife is currently is the hospital so it was important to me to find a space where my son would be safe and cared for and I truly thank God for Him allowing me to find Faith CDC! Since he's been at Faith, he comes home happier, has better eating habits, and has even started walking! The teachers are patient and friendly. I highly recommend this center to any parent or caregiver! They are truly the best!

Faith Lutheran is a wonderful community. I grew up in the church and attended (and many years later…read moreworked at) both the daycare and summer camps. It truly does feel like home and the people are so welcoming and friendly. It's a great place with great people!

I attended training in shamanistic practice and pranic healing on Tuesday nights hosted by Daniel…read moreStaite in one of the Unity Church of the Hills Chapels. These clinics were beautiful inclusive spaces for in-depth training in energetic healing work and self-caring practices through the lens of Pranic healing! Our little Rainbow Tribe would always have the opportunity to have coffee at the nearby Starbucks to decompress and discuss that weeks coursework. The Unity Hills clinic is understood to be an intensive training space for Pranic practitioners in the Austin area. Danny emphasizes a very disciplined approach to training, so there's a lot of homework and self-study on traditional eastern medicine and western mystic practices. This is a place to go if you're wanting to accelerate from Basic to Arhatic level within 5 yrs, so go if you're looking to really master pranic material and level up at an intense pace.

A welcoming place for people on many different spiritual paths. The have quite a few different…read moreclasses . They have very little dogma. Only : God is good. God's everywhere. You can experience God's Grace through prayer and meditation. I've been attending this church for 12 years. Love it !!

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.

This is not going to be the synagogue for me, but I see why a lot of other people like it!read more

I am a conversion student at Temple Beth Shalom and I have felt welcomed since the beginning. Rabbi…read moreFreedman, Rabbi Steinman, and Cantor Gostein are fantastic. All of my instructors have been very helpful and have really made this experience even more special. Even though we've been dealing with the effects of social distancing and the restrictions of Covid-19, Temple Beth Shalom has still maintained a strong connection with it's congregants and students, whether it's through classes or events or Shabbat service or High Holidays. When my Aunt passed from Covid-19 this year, Rabbi Freedman called to comfort me even though I was only a conversion student. I felt so grateful. The congregation also came together to unofficially sit Shiva for my Aunt. Temple Beth Shalom is a wonderful community. I can't wait to take my beit din at the end of Spring so I can officially be a part of this community.

Worship, Friendship, Arts, Family, Community, Outreach....and so much more…read more HIGH RESPECT for Gideon, his family, and staff. They live what they teach and I can't say that many people can do that. I'm not writing this post because of one person or thing...but I truly believe that anyone who comes here will be blessed and can bless others in ways they never knew.

I keep coming back Everytime I am in town for this little piece of heaven! I love the essence of…read morecommunity and creativity! I love the depth and intellect that has made this place so special in my heart. Definitely a church that makes you feel that you need to move out to Austin just for it! Love the diversity and the crowd who are well traveled!

I have been a member here since 2003. It is a smaller church which I like because I get to know…read moremost everyone here. The people here are so inviting and friendly. The people are alot of different ages, ethnicities, backgrounds...very diverse. But we all work together to strengthen our faith and be of service to the community. It's an inspiring place.

At the time I was originally waiting for the new pastor to arrive, Josh Robinson, arrived and has…read morecome into his own after being here now for two years. Along with having a new pastor, there is also an ebb and flow of membership, but we are coming into clearly an all aged congregation and reaching out to the community with an array of services, biblical teachings, Financial Peace University trainings, Stephen Ministry program, youth groups and activities,and so much more. Just go to the website http://hopeaustin.org for more ideas on exactly involve it is with music, discipleship and worship, service and missions, and adult & children education programs -- and more!

Covenant Presbyterian Church isn't just a church--it's a love letter to Austin…read more From the moment you walk in, you realize this community is built on welcome, purpose, and a deep desire to live out God's love in real, tangible ways. Covenant doesn't just exist in the city, it's FOR the city. Whether through mission work, social justice efforts, or just good old-fashioned neighborliness, this church shows up where it matters. The pastoral team? Incredible. Thomas is an amazing speaker and motivator. He's just a hoot and will make you both laugh and cry from the pulpit. Jill brings deep warmth and clarity. She is honestly the reason I joined the church. She helped me through a tough patch 11 or so years ago and I just adore her. Ben's passion and humor is contagious. And then there's Allen Hilton, who leads our "Courageous Conversations"--deep dives into the hard stuff that most churches avoid. I lovingly call him our resident pot-stirrer (and I mean that with the highest respect). He challenges us to think, listen, and grow. Covenant is a place where questions are welcomed, differences are embraced, and faith is lived out with joy and intention. Our youth program is phenomenal...the kind of place where kids are known, valued, and genuinely excited to show up. We have three Sunday services, and the church is alive all week long with vibrant small groups for every age and stage. Seriously, if you're breathing, there's a group for you. What's especially beautiful is how diverse we are in age and background. Many of our members didn't grow up Presbyterian, but felt deeply called to be part of what's happening here, both in Austin and globally. Our missions and outreach director, Whitney seriously ROCKS. She's always coming up with amazing ways we can better serve. This isn't about checking boxes. It's about belonging, growing, and serving together. Covenant is a church that meets people where they are and walks with them toward something greater. If you're searching for a place that values community, inclusivity, thoughtful worship, and faithful action...this might just be home.

At first glance, this church might seem like the typical yuppie infested Sunday refuge, because a…read morelot of folks are dressed up and milling about with their families on the patio between services. The first few times I went to traditional services there, I confess that's what I thought. I liked the teaching, and people seemed friendly enough, though, so I stuck around long enough to really check it out. Here are some things that surprised me: 1) A contemporary service, ten45, meets in the modern building straight ahead, at guess what time? This service is worshipful and uplifting, with a relaxed and sincere vibe, modern style worship (rock band, video shorts, lyrics on screens, worship leader), and a fun kids' mini-lesson before the sermon. The senior pastor preaches the same sermon there as the traditional services, hopping around between them. He has a great sense of humor, while not straying from intelligent teaching. People tend to dress more casually at this service. It's my favorite. 2) The youth groups have a lot of kids and do a lot of stuff. If you have kids, they will probably like it. There's even an indoor gym. 3) The church is really involved in missions, in Austin and internationally. I don't just mean that they donate money. The members actually go places like downtown Austin to work with homeless kids, and churches and communities in Cuba and Africa. Church members have actually sponsored an entire community in Senegal through World Vision. 4) There are a lot of classes and groups that are open to anyone who wants to come, and people are nicer and more open than they seem at first, while wearing their Sunday best. 5) This church is huge. Four services on a Sunday kind of says it all.

The women for good government and sierra club meet here. The room is huge and the groups always…read morehave great speakers . This church has progressive values.

Drive a Senior ATX held our annual Oktoberfest fundraising event at FUUC and it was spectacular!!…read moreIt's an amazing location for an event - indoor/outdoor areas with plenty of room for all activities including a raffle and silent auction. The staff was incredibly accommodating and was there every step of the way to ensure its success. Thank you to FUUC for hosting Oktoberfest and for being a huge part of the festivities!!!!