Very friendly and uplifting. The message was good and everyone was welcoming and made me feel at…read morehome.

Leaders have very questionable morals. One of their choir…read moremembers frequents illegal sexually oriented businesses. Be careful who you trust

We have been attending Grace for some years now but sad to say that we are not as consistent as we…read morewould like but every time we attend we are welcomed. Grace feels like a family and a home. It has grown a lot since the first time we stepped foot in its doors, with the adding on new buildings, more spaces and more technological advances that we appreciate. We love how the kids get to enjoy church their way. It's a more enjoyable experience for them. There is a lot of singing throughout the course of 1.5 hours but they are very good singers and musicians up there! We love listening to the pastor. He includes little quirks of his life in his sermons and it helps bring a sense of humor out. The grounds are very well taken care of and we love the atmosphere inside and out the church.

I felt at home. Everyone was so welcoming, I love this church…read more There are so many classes from marriage encounter to women's retreats. The children's ministry is amazing. I have four of my grandchildren that love their classes. Can't wait until the children's camp my grands will love this so much and who knows maybe their friends can come too.

Pertenezco a esta comunidad y me gusta mucho porque se siente armonía entre hermanos, lo principal…read moreque están pegados a la palabra, sana doctrina, hermosas enseñanzas y siempre hay en donde poder servir a Dios. Me encantan tanto Inglés como español los servicios y ambos tienen traducción.

I like the flasher system whereby they know you're a first time visitor so you can park closer…read more Aside from that however they really need to work on their first time visitor game. The congregation was in Holy Huddle mode and we were the visiting team. I definitely did not feel welcomed here at all. By way of example most other churches will actually walk you to the kids program so you don't get lost and also so they can have someone at the drop off point kinda help your child get acclimated. Here they just tell you which way to go. And of course we got lost. When we eventually got to the kids building we told the adult at the front my kid was a first time visitor and they just said she was in the right place. And that's it. Not even a smile. No hi welcome. I seriously thought about just leaving at that point but I figure since we drove all the way here we'd give them a try. As I left the kid building, the kiddo was just sitting there by herself. And When I picked her up I saw the girls small group she was in had formed a circle of seats with the teacher, but my kid's chair was the only one outside the circle. I asked her what happened and she said they didn't make room for her. It's one thing if you do that kind of stuff to an adult. Another if you do it to a kid. Based on this experience alone I would not entrust my kid to this place again. While I did like the senior pastor's sermon, this church is a hard pass for us. I actually heard someone from this church at my workplace say they're not looking to grow the membership as they got more than they can handle. I actually couldn't believe they said that at first. But now I witnessed this attitude myself at the church. The Frozen Chosen. At the sermon today they said they're big on missions. A bit ironic actually because back at the home church it's like the Great Omission. They should work on their home game first. Get back to the basics and get their house in order before focusing energy on sending folks out of their flock to the rest of the world to do missions. After visiting this church it makes me not want to look anymore. Or at least take a break from looking. I can see why non-Christians would be turned off from Christianity with experiences like we had here. Maybe I'll try again someday. After the bad after taste from this place has dissipated. But that may be a while.

I love our parish, the entire community is so welcoming and loving. Best part about this Church is…read moretheir Adoration Chapel which is open 24 hours 7 days a week to anyone who wants to spend time to pray and adore our Lord and Savior in the blessed Eucharist. Being able to be present with our Lord has been such a life changing experience for me. God bless you if you are reading my review. May God give you his peace.

A beautifully designed church with ample space and extremely clean. The people here are very nice…read moreand the services are very well done. The landscaping in front is also very nicely maintained.

BEST CHURCH. omg I'm a junior in high school and just joined, and wow!!!!! The people here care for…read moreeach other so well!! Feels like a family. I wish I would have joined sooner, but there are so many ways to stay connected to this church and so many great people. Bayou city fellowship, I am eternally greatful for you!!

This was our first time here, as out of town visitors. All I can say is that this parish is…read morefortunate, indeed, to have such a special priest, Fr. PAT GARRETT. He has such a jubilant personality and was even able to give his homily without notes. When he walked up as the mass started, and then also at the end, he smiled and greeted just about everyone. Although I live far away, if I lived here, this would be my church home for sure.

Beautiful service. Welcoming people. Was visiting from out…read moreof town and needed a place to attend mass. What a blessing. 5 stars!

This church means so much to me. When I first came here a little over two years ago, I immediately…read morefelt the love of God here. That was just what I needed. Shortly after, I enrolled in the Way Bible College and deepened my relationship with God.

I was recommended to this church by the previous rector and had had my eye on it for some time…read more However, in the months that I was there, I was treated as if I was a ghost, and that was particularly bad when I got hospitalized for an injury. Though calling in my hospitalization immediately which was over a week long, no staff member visited nor any congregant. I was stunned. Upon arriving home and still totally immobile in my injury, I got some cards, but was unable to get around for weeks, and was still brushed aside completely by the church - especially from the membership order in which I belong. This church will not support you. I was finally, offered in the long run, Holy Communion. It was the only time any one visited me from the church. I know they support their long term members; I saw it and heard about it while there. But me - I was totally ignored in my need. Outsiders from my business came through for me, but not my own church. I've gone elsewhere now and been told how outrageous this lack of pastoral care is. There are no pastoral care programs at this church.

I've been attending Holy Comforter for 3 years now and in a sea of churches on every corner in…read moreSpring, Holy Comforter is an island. There is no loud rock band or finely crafted stage show. It's old school worship right out of the Book of Common Prayer. The community is welcoming to all, diverse and just plain friendly. They offer opportunities to get involved in outreach whether you're a behind the scenes person or someone who wants to be out on the streets front and center with people. It's a medium sized church, small enough for opportunity and large enough so that if you want to just be anonymous, you can.