Our family loves Westmont Church! It is located behind the Whataburger on 50th and we call it the…read moreWhat- a- church! Friendly people, great teaching directly from the Bible and fantastic youth programs. We are a family of believers lifting each other up and sharing a blessed life.

This church is truly amazing! The congregation is a group of wonderful, welcoming people who make…read moreyou feel right at home. The worship services on Sundays are absolutely spectacular. It's traditional and filled with beautiful hymns that lift the spirit. One of the things I love most is that they celebrate communion every Sunday, which makes each service feel especially meaningful. If you're looking for a place with heartfelt worship and a strong sense of community, this is the perfect church to visit.

I went here for over a year and when I tried to get involved I got to see behind the facet of what…read morethey lead u to believe. Their main focus is on whether you're gay, whether you're married and whether you pay tidings. They're a political church more than a place of love and worship. They're very welcoming, and as long as you stay just a guest, you're always welcome. But if you don't fall in line of their exact beliefs, regulations and standards....almost to a cult like precision, don't try to be more than just a guest. If you're looking for a place to show up on Sunday just to say you went, this place is for you. If you want your place of worship to be more than that, if you want to be a part of a community that loves and accepts everyone as GODs children, and a place where you can feel free to worship and know GOD personally in your heart, no matter what your politics, sexuality, or income is, make sure that all of those things line up with their criteria before investing into this church.

I have attended Trinity Church for almost 6 years now. I was hesitant at first to go to a large…read morechurch because I grew up in a small town and went to a small very traditional Methodist church. I have read the negative reviews on here, which is why I wanted to write my own. Pastor Carl Toti preaches what's EXACTLY in the bible! He doesn't sugar coat it or rearrange the wording to make people "feel better". The reality is that the Bible is tough to read sometimes. I myself feel convicted at times. That is because sometimes the truth hurts, and we get our "feelers" hurt when we feel convicted about our wrongdoings. However, what I love is that Pastor Toti also preaches the truth about God's forgiveness and God's love. This is not a political church at all. The "World View" section is a chance to get a biblical view of current events actually going on in the world. As far as this being a "cult-like" mentality or unfriendly staff, that is quite the contrary. How I found my place in the church was by attending small groups and then getting to know people in that group and branching out. I later started volunteering and met more people. I ended up running into people I already knew and invited my own friends to attend. Trinity is geared towards community! I have made some forever friendships there! I will also clear up about what Trinity does for the community. They have a ministry called "Love Lubbock", which church members, guests, friends, etc go out into the community and help do community clean up, repairs, deliver needed supplies, and share the love of God. "For Her" is a safe place for women to go who are considering abortion. They are offered information, support, and given a sonogram of their unborn child. They are ministered to by loving staff. Pastor Gloria Toti, (Pastor Carl's wife) is active in the women's ministry (Prize 31). She also helped start the nonprofit One Voice Home which is a Safe haven for young girls and women who have fallen victim to sex trafficking. She is one of the most gracious, loving women of God I've ever met and she would literally give you the shirt off of her own back. My best advice is to come see for yourself, and yes, you will be welcomed!

The people were super friendly. Quite a few welcomed us and invited us back. This is important to…read moreus. A friendly place where we can work and serve The Lord. The class teacher and Pastor both were very knowledgeable. Loved it and plan to attend again.

A Great Church! The services are contemporary Christian but not uncomfortable and not the obnoxious…read more"Holy Roller" style that plagues contemporary services. The worship music is awesome yet peaceful. The music is not so loud that it hurts my ears and they don't have fog machines and a bunch of other needless junk that many contemporary services like to boast about. The band is very talented. The congregation is extremely awesome! I can be myself and be accepted. Nobody puts on a front and everyone is friendly. A sense of humor is allowed . Pastor Gary always delivers a great message and is a pastor because he was genuinely called to serve God. He has a powerful message straight from the Bible. Ultimately, Power House Fellowship is the best place of worship I have ever had the opportunity to attend.

Very friendly parish! We first attended a diaconate ordination here for two seminarians. The church…read morewas beautifully decorated with white, pale blue and pale pink arrangements. They were prepared for overflow crowds! Extra chairs were already set up! The 2 hour long ceremony was quite moving. To see 2 young men, my age in fact, come one step closer to their goal of joining the priesthood is inspirational to say the least. May God bless their next year as they get ordained priests in June!!!

This church is absolutely fantastic! I have been a few times and every single time I was welcomed…read morewith open arms into a service unlike any other. The first time we were there someone helped to show us around before the service. Throughout the service and after it felt like everyone in the church made it a point to stop and say hello to us. The service was not too long and not too short. Everyone was encouraged to worship in a way that they were comfortable with. There were some who stood and some who sat while singing. Some who prayed loudly and some who simply ducked their heads. No matter what they did, everyone in here was filled with the spirit as they went out the doors after service. This church prides itself on welcoming everyone. They do not discriminate in any way. Every member of the LGBT community is welcome. This is the first church I have ever been to where there was absolutely no pressure to conform to a single societal standard. Check out this church. They all volunteer, they all work hard, they are all different, but they share a magical love for Christ that cannot be stopped!

Nice church! We came in from out of town and this was the closest episcopal church to is. We were…read moregreeted warmly and met several folks. We did not feel like strangers at all. The Service was uplifting and enjoyed the sermon. It was challenging and yet supportive. Music was good, too! Paige, the deacon and David, the priest, were very friendly. We will visit next tome we are in town.

Kingdom principles, christ centered and Holy spirit filled. Great atmosphere to fellowship and meet…read moreGod fearing believers.

Absolutely amazing people. Everyone makes you feel at home. Great worship. Unfortunately, they…read moreembrace NAR teachings, which if you disagree with, they say is because you have a religious spirit. Love the people, but the doctrine is aberrant.