People are very friendly. I enjoyed it very much. It seems to be more traditional- piano misoc.read more

Wonderful church with loving people.read more

I've been to several events here and the greeters are always the friendliest you will find …read more Seating is always easy to find and the coffee shop staff is friendly and the prices reasonable. This is a great church who always speaks truth and doesn't shy away from tough topics.

I feel so honored and privileged to come here!To see, Pastor Larry Huch and Tiz on Daystar and then…read moreget to see them live is so exciting! The building has new modern finish with a large parking lot. There's so many parking spaces available. You will never have to worry about finding a parking spot. New Beginnings provides a shuttle service too. The shuttle will drop you off at the front door. My friend, Joseph used to be the shuttle driver. He really enjoyed it! I believe during the holidays they have a train the kids can ride. It's really cute and the kids enjoy it. It's so exciting for them. As you enter the church,the greeting team will be waiting for you. Their worship leader, Chanty is really good! I saw her come to tears as she was touched by the goodness of God. It was amazing to see the worship leader have a pure heart. Pastor Huch delivered a great sermon. It was very personable, moving and intimate. He's such a humble man with a great since of humor. Well, if you ever looking for a new beginning? You can start with New Beginnings in Hurst.

Countryside is GREAT church. You get deep biblical teaching. The music is wonderful too! Pastor Tom…read moreteaches straight from the Bible. The people there are just really kind people.

We have thoroughly enjoyed the worship service at Countryside since we started visiting 2 months…read moreago! We live pretty far away put are looking forward to being a part of their plant work that will be close to us soon.

People directing parking at the beginning of the service were reserving closer parking for their…read morefriends is what it appeared like. I prefer first come first serve for parking. No one really greets you when you come into the service either which was also unusual. But it's not really something you need to have people doing. It's probably better not to allow people get seated quicker. I give them credit though they did not ask for money the entire service like most churches do which is a very nice surprise. I didn't really like the opening music. I prefer low-key just a guitar or just people singing. I don't care for a concert type atmosphere. Just one or two songs really is better. I didn't come to church for the music segment. Pastor seemed nice and also the person who started the Service speaking was extremely nice. They seemed really genuine. If it wasn't so crowded i would probably come back. I don't know if they offer three services in the day but that might help the crowding problem and I would've probably came to an earlier service. Went at 9:30 but I couldn't really tell from their page what time the service is started. I just assumed 930 because that's when most church services in this area start. Even though it's only a couple miles from my home probably will continue looking for church that feels a little more traditional less new age.

I heard about this Church from a few people. My friend invited me so, I was happy to attend!…read moreThe Creek is beautifully designed with friendly volunteers, a good Worship band and a humble Pastor. Check the Creek out some time. They have a Saturday service too!

The first time I visited ABC I knew it was the right church for me. I joined that day. Brother…read moreJimmy's sermons are wonderful, the choir and specials are amazing. The church members are friendly and kind. There are plenty of activities and opportunities to serve. I just love my church family so much. I hope you will come and visit ABC.

I'm a member and have been baptized by Pastor Jimmy, what an exciting day and my picture is now on…read morethe wall !!!

I have been attending Life Church online for a while and decided to check out this local location…read moretoday. We arrived about 15 minutes early for the 10am service and were able to park pretty close to the door. Easy parking in their large lot. A couple golf carts were circling offering rides to the door if you'd like. Very polite parking attendants. We were welcomed by friendly people making quick small talk and opening doors for us. Inside smelled like a coffee shop. They had some seating areas and a long table with free refreshments (coffee, teas, water) & a few snacks. Kids areas and programs available from infants through young adults. Check in kiosks & Guest Services available. Comfortable chairs in the auditorium with small stage and some screens. Chairs had communion cups on them with cards to invite others to Church. The worship team was really good! Pastor Caleb did some speaking at the beginning & end of service. During service, you get the message on the screen from Pastor Craig. I was wondering how that would work out. It's a Different concept that may not appeal to all but I was actually glad because I really enjoy Pastor Craig - he's the main reason that I have continued with Life.Church online. I 100% recommend Life Church Online & their app. Services are available basically every 1.5 hours 24/7 so there's really no excuse to miss a weekly message - unless you don't have internet. I enjoyed attending service in person at this campus today. Everyone was very friendly and comfortable to be around. They want you to come as you are to worship and hear Gods word and connect with others.

Everything! Wonderful God worshipping community! Become involved! It'll be life changing!read more

We've been parishioners since 2011 when we moved to DFW from MSP. All 3 of our sons have attended…read morelocal Catholic schools and were confirmed at GSCC. It is a rather large parish which some people believe makes it hard to get to know people or feel welcome, but the solution to that issue is to become involved in a ministry that speaks to your heart and the ministry/volunteer opportunities there are too numerous to name. We ourselves have been involved (in one way or another) with fund raising for Holy Trinity Catholic School, Youth Ministry, the Giant Garage Sale, Marriage on Tap, Financial Peace University, the Fray Casimiro Cypher Technical & Professional Institute in Campamento, Honduras, and currently as Guardians, GSCC's ART. This parish has so much to offer so if you're looking for a place to set down roots and deepen your faith life consider joining us at Good Shepherd!

I went to one Mass back in 2021 and ever since then I became a parishioner. All the priests have…read moregreat homilies. The Deacons have a great homilies also. Father Zach is my favorite. His homilies tend to be very down to earth, relatable, inspiring and genuine. They have many programs and groups to join. I recommend this Parish.

It's been 22 years since I've been here! The last time, I came here was for my Cousin's Wedding…read more Praise the Lord, he's still married, atends Church regularly and is a Lector! The Church is beautiful! I love the Roman Architecture that includes three inviting arches with beautiful wooden doors. This Church is great for photos. The Holy Water greets you far more than the people who make up the Church. The entry way is large and the restrooms are located to the right or left as you walk in. They are camouflaged with the wooden panels. The Sanctuary is large and the Church has a lot of members. The Cantor sings beautifully. Her voice is very high and I love to see her lift her hands to the Lord with confidence. The Priest had a bit of an accent but, I was able to walk away with some wisdom. He spoke about the importance of loving our neighbor as ourself. He encouraged us to bless those who live in poverty and he also wants us to adopt a child. I loved seeing Church members show reverence to the Cross by bowing and lookup to the cross. The Church is filled with lots of families. The Church is peaceful and everyone keeps to themselves. Saint Maria Goretti offers a lot activities for the Church to get involved. some Calendar of Events include a Scripture Study, Adoration, Fellowship, a Cowboys Watch Party, Men's Basketball and so much more. So, if you are Catholic and are looking for a Catholic Church. I would recommend this Parish, it's the Mother Parish of Arlington.

Since the last review was written in 2015, and today we're in 2022, I'd like to add our experience…read morehere. We're new to the area and sought a church that offers Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Having completed a Google Search, we were brought to St Maria Goretti in Arlington. We arrived to the parish office and I had asked about if the church had a cry room for us with toddlers to attend mass. The male organist stated that the cry room is closed due to covid and hasn't reopened. Fair enough. I asked what people with toddlers did during mass and he shares that there's the back entry way or going outside to the porch area. That sounds welcoming. I asked where the Adoration chapel was and he said that it was behind the door we were standing near but that the entrance was around to the outside entrance. Ok. He mentions that it's a small room and points at my toddler son who isn't keeping his feet still. I nod and say, "We'd just like to say hello to Jesus." Myself and my two toddlers head outside to peek into the Adoration room (not chapel) to say hi to Jesus and there are three people praying in what looks like a walk-in closet. So the cry room is closed but this small room is open. Ok. The kids and I excuse ourselves to the small garden in front of the parish office to see the statues and walk to the main entrance of the church to check out this back entry way of where we can stand for mass with our toddlers, but the doors are locked. Ok. The sign pictured and attached to this review states that if we would like to revere Jesus in the main church, to ask the church office for admittance. We three make our way back to the parish office to ask about entrance and meet an African American music woman who just stepped out of the office if there might be any doors open to the church or if she might be able to let us in. She shrugs and says curtly, "Why?" Mind you, I'm a five foot tall woman with a 2 year old and a 3 year old latched to me so they don't take off in two directions at a new place that sits on a busy street. I reply, "So the kids and I can say hello to Jesus since the Adoration room is small. It says on the door to ask for permission." She gets more curt and responds, "We just don't let anybody in there." Ok. I reached for the kids hands and say, "Ok. I see we're not welcome here." She immediately comes to and says, "Well, it's not that. I'm going in now if you want to come in. " That hurt, but I told the kids we'd say hello to Jesus and frankly, we're needing Him pretty badly today. I nodded and said we'd only be five minutes maximum. We go inside, the kids sit on the pew in the front row, I sing softly for the kids and complete the prayer, "Father, I abandon myself into Your Hands," and then we bless ourselves and leave. We're in there two minutes, tops. We will not be visiting this church again, sadly.