Great music, Biblically-based preaching, friendly folks, and programs for all ages. Bishop David…read moreCopeland and Pastor Claudette Copeland have been faithful shepherds and they are a big part of the reason this church is so highly respected throughout the community and beyond.

My sisterhood and I visited this church this morning. Many members of my sisterhood group are…read moreActive members . The Pastor spoke an awesome and encouraging word . Everything about this church/ ministry is wonderful.

Agape Christian Church focuses on the Christian living the Word of God in our daily lives. We love…read moreGod, we love His people and we are going to continue to watch Him work!

I love this church. It is a family. Full of loving people. Who love Christ. This is a word loving…read morechurch.

One of the best churches in the San Antonio area. Been going back every time we are in town. They…read moregive such great words and are kind, friendly, and welcoming. I would recommend it to anyone in the area!

My intention in sharing this is to encourage open dialogue about these matters and ensure that…read moreindividuals are making informed decisions about their spiritual and personal well-being. I would like to bring to your attention an experience I recently had involving a church leader. I met an Apostle from a non-denominational church named Kevin Duhart. Recently, my niece was engaged this past Saturday in San Antonio, Texas. This was my first occasion to meet her boyfriend's family and members of The Rock Church, San Antonio, TX. I am concerned about Apostle Kevin Duhart's involvement in family matters, especially considering he has only known my niece for approximately six months. It appears that he has become engaged in issues that are personal and private, which I believe is inappropriate for someone in his position. It is important to remember that, according to biblical principles, an Apostle should respect personal boundaries and avoid interference in family dynamics without proper context or relationship. I am also concerned that this involvement may be influencing my niece's perception of her family, potentially leading to misunderstandings or disrespect. It is troubling to see a leader inserting himself into situations where his understanding is limited. Furthermore, I have observed some patterns in non-denominational churches where vulnerable individuals find themselves susceptible to external influences. I am concerned that my niece's recent changes may not be entirely positive. I question whether the teachings being promoted align with the core principles of the Bible, and I have concerns about how resources are being used within the church. It appears that some practices may resemble cult-like dynamics, which warrants careful consideration. I am curious as to the motivations behind a parent, attempting to cause division between a mother and her daughter. I acknowledge that my niece is currently stationed alone in San Antonio without family support due to her military service. However, it is inappropriate and unacceptable to overstep boundaries and assume the role of my niece's mother.Hope Williams, I find this behavior deeply concerning. I understand that you have male children, and perhaps your intentions stem from a desire for a daughter; nevertheless, insinuating that my niece should see you as her maternal figure is entirely inappropriate and uncalled for. Furthermore, involving my niece in activities that exclude her biological mother is inappropriate and raises questions about the values being modeled. Does this align with Biblical teachings? Hope Williams, how can you justify such actions? You present yourself as righteous and as a child of God, yet these actions seem contrary to those principles. Does the Bible support one woman influencing or molding another woman's daughter in this manner? I am concerned that this church may be fostering a cult-like environment. Regarding Apostle Kevin Duhart, I believe his actions are misguided. To publicly preach about family and love while engaging in actions that fracture a family is troubling. Shame on both of you, Apostle Kevin Duhart and Hope Williams. I trust that, in time, God will address these matters. As an Apostle and a mother, I pray that God will guide and correct these behaviors swiftly

Anointed and full of worship. Get there early!! The seats are always full and deliverance is…read moreabundant

I love how this church dose so much in the community from the pumpkin patch to the puppet shows…read morethey put on yearly. Watching my children grow up in this church as really been a blessing and the community with in really makes me feel like its home away from home.

From the owner: Windcrest United Methodist Church 51 years in Mission and Ministry serving in His glory!…read more A diverse congregation of folks who love Jesus and each other. We warmly welcome visitors to join with us in worship, learning and fellowship. We seek to be in ministry to NE San Antonio in particular and the area as a whole. Please join us for faith, family, fun, & fellowship.

I was a regular attendee from June 1997 to January 2002. During that time I was active in their…read moresingle's ministry, myself a young man in his late 20's and early 30's in the Air Force and with a small child in tow, which was rare in that group that consisted mostly of middle-aged folks that have had pretty troubled lives. The church had a very blue collar vibe to it due to its location and the building was a former outlet mall that went out of business as fast as it was built and had far more space than needed. David Walker's preaching is/was somewhat unconventional and he rarely followed a sermon with a script beforehand, but more guided by the Holy Spirit. His preaching is very rarely issue driven or politically oriented. I made many good friends in that church that had hard lives and have been down a beaten path, but I felt I needed more and was feeling mundane and stifled by the time I left. Some old friends led me to Eagle's Nest Christian Fellowship that later became Summit Christian Center and was the church I attended my last 5 years in San Antonio. Anyway, this was many years ago. I loved my times there, but guess it isn't the same there now and haven't stepped foot into that church since 2003. The part of town it's in was getting bad in the 1990's and guess it's even worse now!

Love this church!! My hubby and I just moved to San Antonio and this is by far our favorite church…read more We feel as if we are growing closer to God every Sunday. Pastor Walker is led by the Holy Spirit and it is so evident.

Friendly congregants. Reminds me of going to church with my grandparents. Older crowd and a few…read morechildren that were in their class. Old school praise time with piano and vocals. Praise reports and testimony time. Their online presence needs a slight face lift. I found old information for start times and arrived very late.

Beautiful church and friendly Catholic community. I usually go to a different parish, but I ended…read moreup going to St Thomas More because they had mass at a time I could go. Definitely recommend it. I plan on visiting when I can't make it to my usual parish. The priest was welcoming and offered a lovely homily. Also, the church community went above and beyond in recognizing and celebrating Father's Day and recognizing their important role in the family and the community

Excellent for worship time and reflection. Provides family unity with other church members. Part of…read morea CYO program in baseball.