Been coming the last 3 Sunday worship service here & have been blessed by the messages. Preaching…read moreis great, biblical & doctrine is sound. Adult Sunday school is at 9:45am; Worship service is at 11am. They have Wednesday night bible study at 7pm. The pastor is personal - goes around before the worship service to welcome each one who is there whether you are a regular or a visitor. The second time my brother I attended, he called us by our names - A shepherd who is intentional in knowing his sheep or any visiting sheep. I am new to the area as I have recently relocated from out of state & have been looking for a home church near my home. Prayerfully considering to become a member where I can serve & be used for God's work.

All 3 kids been attending here since K-4. They are now all in middle school and high school…read more Teachers and administrators care for the parents and students unlike many other schools. Highly recommended!

Very warm and welcoming! My child feels loved as soon as they walk in the door. The teachers love…read morethem as if they're their own and that warms my heart! Couldn't ask for a better place for them!! Highly recommend!!

Lone Star is owned and operated by Mary and Robert Cunningham, and my experience with them this…read moreweek was excellent. They work hard to help you reach your goals. I completed my Inspection Authorization this weekend, and I cannot say enough good about them. Thank you, Mary and Robert for your support and guidance.

From the owner: We offer well lighted rooms, a quiet testing area and comfortable seating.read more

So, I'm new to Texas, and I had all my training done in Florida before I moved here. When I finally…read morearrived, I was super excited to start my training again. After a tough time in my life, I decided to go for my instructor's certifications (CFI and CFI-I). I went to two different schools over the course of 6 month but I always kept an eye on American Flyers' 30-day program. But for financial reasons, I couldn't just pay it all upfront. A whole year passed after I paid for my training at those two schools, and I was hesitant to go back to a school. I was afraid that the same thing would happen again. After all, I was paying out of pocket, and I wanted to make sure that my money was being used wisely. So, I decided to check out American Flyers. I won a scholarship, and I wanted to make sure that I started right this time. I wanted to make sure that my efforts were being invested wisely and honestly. Sean our Chief Pilot, was amazing, he answered all my questions, understood my situation, and put together a plan that worked for me in terms of time and finances I was 100% convinced that this was the school I wanted to be at. The planes there are top-notch, and the maintenance is always on top of things. The instructors are amazing! Everyone there is friendly and willing to help you. They're also very straightforward when it comes to challenging your knowledge, because they're training the best pilots in the world. (I mean it) The facility also has FAA-approved sims, so you don't have to worry about that. You have a lot to win in the school! And guess what? The checkride dates are almost less than a month away! I highly recommend American Flyers. It's worth every penny. I have nothing but amazing things to say about their excellent teamwork and dedication to their students!

I paid some ridiculous price for a private written prep course thinking it would be a good way to…read moremake final prep to take the FAA written. I had been reading, studying, and taking practice exams for some time, but thought this would help polish up just before taking the exam. Boy was I WRONG. The first comments the instructor made were that he hadn't reviewed the new slide deck that he was using for the first time. Further, the slide deck didn't match the books they had passed out to us. On top of that, at some point he said "it's been years since I took the private pilot exam, I don't really know what's on it." No. Lie. On top of that, to help fill the clear void of knowledge the "instructor" had, other students who had done some studying began offering up their opinions, essentially becoming a free for all. I feel really bad for anyone who came into this hoping to learn. Regardless of your aviation goals, look elsewhere and most importantly, just teach yourself the book knowledge, it's the only way

The Freemasons are a fraternal organization with a history that legitimately spans continents as…read morewell as centuries. There are few organizations that can lay claim to so significant an impact upon Western civilization, both philosophically and also in actual nation-building. Fellowship, philanthropy, and education are but a few of the ways that the Masonic fraternity continues to quietly contribute to the betterment of society, on a daily basis. As a member, I find it profoundly moving to be able to go literally any place in the world, and have immediate access to a degree of support and fellowship that one would normally expect from lifelong acquaintances. Their motto is "making good men better." Sound interesting? Stop by any Masonic Lodge and just introduce yourself. Tell them Nate sent you.