Amazing worship, sermon and hymns. Service starts and closes on time. Straight to the point.read more

Beyond beautiful inspiration church…read more We have been coming here when Chuck has been the pastor and retired recently. We still enjoy to come and pray at this church.

I recently joined this church. The people who attend this church are so welcoming and kind. The…read morepastor and staff immediately reached out to me, and helped me settle into my new church home. Trinity welcomes everyone, and is very involved with helping people in the community. I am so glad I found this church.

Trinity Presbyterian Church McKinney is a great church that welcomes everyone. My family and I have…read morebeen members of Trinity for over 15 years. They have awesome children's and youth programs as well as fabulous men's and women's ministries. My experience at Trinity is that everyone is loved unconditionally.

So thankful to have found this church during this time when so many are closed. They value, highly,…read morepreaching directly from the Word of God and keeping it simple. Worship is soft and beautiful and my daughter loves the kids church. I love how we are free to follow the greatest commandment, to love God above all else and worship together, and also encouraged to follow our next commandment to love our neighbor. Enjoying getting to know these wonderful people. P.S. If you look for their website, the name is actually Calvary Chapel North Texas. https://www.calvarynorthtexas.com

I love that the focus is drawing people close to Jesus through the truth of God's Word. Beautiful…read moreworship plus passionate Bible teaching equals a perfect way to get focused on Jesus and all He has done for us. I love Calvary Frisco!

I love Elevate Life Church because this church family refuses to water down the truth or walk on…read moreeggshells to please people. In a culture that often prioritizes comfort over conviction, they stand firmly on the Word of God without apology. They do not shrink back from addressing what is wrong in this world simply to avoid hurting feelings. They are biblical--period. We do not make the rules. The Bible does. As Romans 12:2 reminds us, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind." Elevate Life Church lives by that reality. They are not trying to change the world by adopting the world's methods. It is not about left or right. It is about what is right according to God's Word. The messages preached here are not the opinions of man--they are rooted in what God has already said. Come prepared to hear the truth. Some people cannot handle it, and that is why criticism comes. But we need more Christians who will stand up, speak up, and do their part without compromise. This church is more than a gathering--it is a role-model family. The pastors bring their children on stage, and you can see the genuine heart behind every sermon. They cry. They are real. You can feel that what they preach has first been lived. This is a family that has walked through their own trials, shared them openly, and still refused to lose hope or faith. They live what they preach. One powerful example is Whitney, who has been through so much and yet continues to worship God with her whole heart. That kind of resilience and devotion is rare and inspiring. I did not grow up with a role-model family. Elevate Life Church has become that family for me. I want to be like them--each of them, their children, and their grandchildren. They walk in honor and consistency, and they encourage a positive, faith-filled mindset. Being part of this church has strengthened my mind and lifted my spirit. We are taught the power of the tongue to speak life, just as Proverbs 18:21 declares: "The tongue has the power of life and death." Go to a church and follow people you actually want to become like. Elevate Life Church models courage, authenticity, and unwavering hope in God. I am better because of this church family, and I thank God for them.

I cannot begin to describe the utter disrespect from this business and the poor leadership within…read morethe walls of this so called church. The community around them have suffered for years because they refuse to acknowledge the noise complaints that come in directly to them or through the local PD! We have tried reaching out and it goes unanswered.

Fantastic neighborhood church in West Plano. About 500 each week in service on Sunday. Very…read morewelcoming and great for families. I've been going here since 2007. Pastor Sam preaches from the Bible and keeps it interesting. Associate Pastor is also very energetic and biblically-based. Lots of activities for young and old alike. Get in a LifeGroup (aka Sunday School class) if you want to really plug in. Huge new building for preschool both Sundays and 3-day weekdays. If you want a more personal experience, I would definitely look at ParkwayHills.

My family has been attending this church since the arrival of the new Senior Pastor, Josh Allen…read more(several years ago), and we love it. Pastor Josh is a young gospel driven pastor with a great teaching style to his delivery. The people are warm and friendly. It's big enough to offer all of the services you would expect, but not so big that you feel lost in the shuffle. We have found it really easy to meet people and get involved. I have 3 kids from high school to 2nd grade and they all love it as well (the children's ministry is exceptional). I highly recommend visiting!

This church focuses on the bible. The pastor does an excellent job teaching the bible in Sunday…read moreschool class, Sunday church service and Wednesday evening meeting. Women and men also have their own bible study classes each week. The members are friendly and supportive. They have nursery rooms and staff for small children during the Sunday am service. We are so grateful we found this church through Founders.org, when we moved here.

I heard it is newly built and have it opened for just a year or so. Everything you see is just…read morebeautiful. The people are more beautiful and very welcoming. It is huge and could accommodate more than hundreds of worshippers. The priest was so nice to acknowledge the presence of visiting guests. We attended a Sunday mass and Christmas midnight mass at this house of worship while visiting McKinney during Christmas week. Everyone made us feel welcome that would want us to come back for good. One of the best church I have visited

What a wonderful community! Thank you, Fr. Eugene, Fr. Juan, and to the deacons for the beautiful…read morehomily, your dedication, and your great effort. We are truly blessed.

Spirit-Led in Name Only - My Personal Experience at Kingdom Life, Frisco, TX…read more I attended Kingdom Life in Frisco for several years while dating and later marrying a long-time member of the church. Our wedding was performed by Larry Burden. As a former USAF Military Training Instructor, the church's teaching about being a "Kingdom man" and spiritually leading a household resonated deeply with me. I tried to apply these principles faithfully, seeking to honor God in every aspect of my life and marriage. During my marriage, which has since ended in divorce, a serious situation arose involving my ex-wife's brother, who became threatening in our home. I intervened to protect the household and sought counsel from church leadership, and again when my ex-wife left and said she intended to divorce me. I needed pastoral guidance, prayerful insight, and practical spiritual support--but instead I was largely dismissed, given scripture references, and subtly blamed for the challenges in my marriage. It appeared that decisions and counsel were heavily influenced by long-standing relationships within the church, including my ex-wife and her family, rather than based on integrity, fairness, or biblical discernment. I was asked not to attend services for a period of time, and friendships I had built over years quickly evaporated. For a church that claims to be prophetic and spirit-led, this was deeply disappointing. My experience left me feeling that loyalty to long-term members carried more weight than actual spiritual care, accountability, or pastoral integrity. While Kingdom Life operates as a 503(c) nonprofit, in practice I observed that financial contributions and personal relationships often seemed to influence leadership decisions more than God-centered guidance. I share this not to discredit every member or leader, but to provide perspective for anyone considering this church. My experience demonstrates that, in my situation, the church's actions did not reflect the spirit-led, prophetic, and Kingdom-driven leadership that it teaches. People should carefully consider how personal relationships, loyalty, and hierarchy might impact pastoral guidance and support.

I loved the church, but I loved the relationships even more! I still am heartbroken to this day…read moreabout the relationships I lost! We left the church only 7 months ago, but felt like an eternity! I love the pastors family and just everyone there! I thank God I got four years there with strong relationships! I do recommend this church if you are looking for a loving non denominational church! God is love!