I have been seeing Bea for several months. I didn't realize the Decades of Trauma I've been…read moresubjected to from a child to and adult, and acknowledging the wounded little girl inside. Christian or not, Bea is absolutely wonderful

The Hope Center has some of the most talented, approachable, caring, genuine staff ever! From the…read moremoment you walk in every employee smiles and greets you. Every experience or initiative led by this AMAZING center is is so impactful! Expect that when you enter this facility for bible study or a workshop you are in for a life changing and uplifting highlight to your day. I just came back from the hustle & bustle of life - and was invited to meet my mentors and bible study friends for the first time in a few months, so I cleared my schedule and headed to The Hope Center to the Women's Luncheon 2018 and our speaker was Angela Paxton that told her amazing story, and serenaded us with two very touching songs. Love all the community, church and leadership outreach services and programs the center has to offer!

Great inventory, organized well and helpful staff. Found a piece of tabletop goods worth much much…read moremore than what it was priced. Check out was quick and cashier was professional. Thrift stores are always a hit or miss, but this was fun.

Worst experience! It's pouring rain outside, I left my wife in line so I could pick her up. She was…read morenot allowed to use my debit card for $7 the lady told her I would have to come inside to make the purchase. Even if it wasn't raining, this wouldn't be professional. Their customer service does not match the values that Salvation Army stands for...

**Gift of Christmas Event** This annual "Christmas show" is a full-blown production!!! Think…read moreCirque du Soleil meets Barnum & Bailey meets the Rockettes, all backed by a massive professional choir and live orchestra, and wrapped in a beautiful, reverent message about the birth of our Savior. It's obvious that an extraordinary amount of time, talent, and heart goes into this event. The dancers, singers, musicians, stage crew, honestly everyone involved, are operating at a level you'd expect from a Broadway or Vegas production. If you enjoy quality music, elite vocals, powerful choreography, acrobatics, and a jaw-dropping laser show, this absolutely delivers. We've seen the commercials. We've seen the social media hype. We've heard people say for years, "It's spectacular." And somehow... going in person is still so much more than the advertising can capture. The energy and emotion simply don't translate through a screen. Reasonably priced tickets. Not a bad seat in the house (seriously). The auditorium seating is made of pews with tiny numbered "spaces," which is wildly efficient lol. A large, friendly, well-organized team that helps guide you directly to your seats -- don't stress about that. Free parking. Everything runs smoothly and intentionally .. no chaos, no confusion, just incredibly well-executed hospitality. TiP: They don't allow outside food or drinks, but bottled water is available for sale if you need something during the performance. TIP: We noticed children under the age 10 did not have the patience or attention span to enjoy a production this long. At least have the courtesy to leave when they are (tired, bored, fussy, talking etc). Everybody is too close together for that. If you're looking for a Christmas experience and a meaningful message, Gift of Christmas does not disappoint. It's inspiring and genuinely memorable, the kind of event that reminds you what the season is really about. We'll be back. Every year.

I attend this church and live pastor Jack Graham and his ability to call our evil people who are…read morepushing little kids to question their sex, and much less talk about that as age 6 or so. For the people who complain about this, do your homework. It is a southern baptist conservative church and there is no Social Justice Group like there is in the super liberal and fallen First Methodist Church of McKinney . If you want to groom kids, then by all means go to that church where half of the congregation has left in the last 6 years due to the International schism of the United Methodist church and the more conservative Global UMC forming globally. To the woman who works at Costco's warehouse who asked the church for money who had never even been to that church, don't ask someone for money and criticize and complain to the people you are asking money from and then act entitled to get some money and post a review cussing like a sailor. That is not going to go down well at all with PBC. Know your audience. Lastly, the church doesn't "worship Santa Claus" in its annual Christmas pageant. The first half of the show is for little kids. The second half is for adults and teens who can grasp the concept of a Virgin bride giving birth of Jesus and the massive importance of that event. This is not hard to grasp. To everyone saying completely awful things remember this- it is a big church and yet it feels small bc the people and staff are nice. I was an usher at the first United Methodist church in McKinney from 2016-2018 and no one ever imbued me to hang out, much less ask for my phone number. Most people were there to grow their business. The first time I attended PBC and also a singles group, the people in my group were welcoming, helpful, and inviting and asked for my phone number. They did what you are supposed to do for new people at church- be friendly, kind, welcoming, and inclusive. The coffee bar is also not the center piece is the church, tank God, nor is the book store. You have to walk awhile to get to that. The sanctuary is the focal point when you walk in, as it should be.

I grew up at this church ever since I was possibly 6 or 7 I've been a consistent member even the…read moredays my mom didn't drag me here, this was home to me. Services are in Korean with an English headset translator and there are also junior high and high school as well as the baby care places that are facilitated throughout this building and church outlet! Free food is served so do bring your hungry stomach for some home cooked meal made directly from the families and ajoo mahs and Ajushi's lol Which means in Korean old women and men that have kids or in other words old-der!! Lol yes I know I'll be there someday too sooo Shuddap!!

What church should be. We visited over 12 churches and none were this friendly AND Biblically…read moresound! The pastor is on point, uses the word and is bold for Christ. The congregation is friendly, kind and sincere. The youth pastor is more concerned about discipleship and growing true followers of Christ, rather than just entertaining kids. The only downside is its far for us. Will try to visit and support at least 1 or twice a month.

What an amazing house of God! Pastor Dames and now retired Pastor McClean are two of the most…read moresolid men of Christ I've ever met. They are loyal, passionate, and Christ-centered. During our time at the church we learned a lot. My husband looks upon those men as hero's. I recently lost my sister Kimberly Tippett and one year olsd nephew Kamryn in the North Texas tornado storm. We were helpless as we've never lost an immediate family member or planned a funeral before. My husband called Pastor Dames and he embraced our family and told us whatever we needed the church would meet. He connected us with the bereavement team and they went to work on our behalf. They allowed us to use the church facility at no cost even though my sister was not a member. They pulled out the red carpet! Portia was a complete angel! We were able to be relieved from the extreme stress of planning a funeral of two for such a tragedy of lost. Phenomenal church, non-diluated teaching! Passion for Christ and his followers. Love love love NDCBF!

Just moved to the area and tried out the closest UU congregation. The greeters didn't greet (or…read moreeven acknowledge) us, but many of the other congregants, seeing our confusion, stepped in and helped out. Really liked the sermon. I'm not used to a UU minister wearing such formal religious garb. That put me off at first and made me worry that this church was going to be to goddy. (I'm an agnostic and prefer not to hear the g word) It turned out well though. We will be going back. Our last church we were members after the first service we attended. This one will take more evaluation but I have a good feeling. The greeters could stand to get a little more training though. :)

I visited Community Unitarian Universalist Church for the first time recently. The congregation was…read morevery welcoming to new guests and I even chatted with the visiting Reverend. I highly recommend this church to anyone who thinks Unitarianism is for them.

Local congregation to Plano and where lifelong friends attend…read more We joined tonight for Vespers on July 6th. It was a nice service of hymns and songs.

Beautiful church, the front alter is impressive the stained windows are impressive and the priest…read moreare all wonderful and inviting.

The newest of The Village Church's campuses brings the powerful, authentic, gospel-centered…read moreministry of The Village to Plano. Under the leadership of Lead Teaching Pastor Matt Chandler, and campus pastor Hunter Hall, The Village has grown and thrived in a time when seeker-centric and prosperity gospel churches have become the norm. The Village's firm commitment to preaching the Gospel--the good news about the life, death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ--is the foundation for their ministry. From that flows worship, a gathering of community, service, and ultimately multiplication. If you're a believer and looking for a family to do life with, a group of similarly broken, hurting, messed up individuals whose only hope is in Christ, look no further. With a relaxed dress code and a welcoming spirit, The Village Church Plano is a great spot to call home.

Incredibly welcoming…read more From the moment you pull into the driveway you are greeted with a smile from the incredible parking volunteers. Greeted again with a smile at the doors and a crowd of smiling, chatting people usually scatter the foyer. The signage for children's care (birth - 5th grade) is easily found along with the sanctuary and restrooms. The campus is still fairly new (fall 2014) so they are growing in all areas, but the foundation is really wonderful. Pastor Hunter (the campus pastor) is a genuine speaker who truly loves his Plano campus. Jamin (the groups pastor) is a friendly face you'll find doing announcements or wandering the kids check-in area high-fiving kids and saying hi. Adam (connections pastor) is everywhere. He's greeting at the door, mingling in the foyer, welcoming and answering questions in the "visitors/connect" area. Melissa (children's minister) is hands on in the kids area. Greeting kids, making new families feel welcome and helping with check-in. My husband and I instantly felt at home at the Village and are eager to get invovled, find community and grow in the Lord here.

We loved this church. Very inviting and come as you are. They have an amazing children's wing,…read moreincluding a second floor slide that goes down to the first floor. All of my kids from my 6-year-old to my 17-year-old enjoyed our time there. The pastor and the message was very relatable.

Hands down the best church my kids and I have experienced so far. Highly recommend. Peggy at the…read morekids center made us feel SO welcomed :)

Great welcoming church. I only attended about five services but the messages were great and…read morefulfilling. Everyone was approachable.

I am extremely thankful for this church on so many levels…read more Have been able to meet so many people here that I consider family now. I was able to meet my wife here! :) Thankful to be a part of a church that cares about outreach to both the city and the nations.