My family and I tried out several churches in The Woodlands and Spring area. We attended each…read morechurch for six Sundays. We attended Catholic, Baptist, Methodist and non-denominational churches and we found we kept comparing each church/sermon/feelings from sermon to Woodlands Church and the powerful sermons that Pastor Kerry gives. We love that it is a bible based church and each sermon is loaded with scripture. I feel I can relate to almost every message, which is important so you can use the message within your everyday life. There isn't judgement and everyone is welcome. They have a wonderful children's ministry/childcare divided out by grade: infants, crawlers, walkers, two year olds, three year olds, four year olds, five year olds, K-1, 2-3, 4-5, Junior High and then High School. They have hired staff and volunteers that have to be members and under go a double background check before volunteering with the kiddos. My children are always looking forward to church. They come home singing songs about the Lord and referencing what they learned that week. This is a BIG church. Some people refer to mega churches in a negative aspect. Once you are involved with the church it doesn't feel so big. I volunteer and my husband and I are part of a life group. On any given Sunday we see 10-15 other families that we know. Since it is so big there are many resources available like grief counseling, divorce care, ministries, and life groups. There is also a Texas sized indoor play area for the kiddos, an outdoor playground, a cafe and a trading company store where the sell handmade items from around the world to help individuals break away from poverty. I am very happy with my experience with Woodlands Church.

Idk. So I've tried to get more involved in this church but the deeper I dig the more disappointed…read moreI get. FYI they don't have a welcome center at the church. Which is odd. They just have greeters. And they're nice and all. Just no information about the church except what's online. Also no adult Sunday school here. So don't plan on staying past the hour. The kids program also is just an hour or so and then repeats with the same material as the previous hour. No place to really sit during the service if you don't want to go inside the sanctuary although their bookstore and cafe inside are both nice and do have seats to just chill and surf the net. The one thing that really disappoints me is that I actually tried to join a group. I reached out to the contact listed using the email provided online. And got no response. I know these groups can be volunteer led. And volunteers can be kinda flakey. So I decided to fill out an inquiry about the group on the church's main online platform. I mean that's paid staff monitoring and responding to that. But no response either! Omg. Been over a month of trying and at this point I've just given up. Next!

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.

This is a great church. Worship is great! Pastor Frankie brings a great message. If you're…read morelooking for a church check it out.

Celebration church is a place in which everyone is invited. Every time I visit, you can feel the…read morepresence of God through the praise and worship. And the messages are always powerful. I highly recommend anyone who is looking for a church to come and experience the blessings God has for you.

I guess if you can't give your church a 5 star rating, you should look for another church. I have…read morebeen a member here for years and this is definitely the church for me. However, I recognize that selection of a church is a very personal thing and I respect anyone who does not feel led to go to this church.....as long as you go somewhere. With that said, let me tell you what I like about MY church. The pastor, Dr. Bruce Webb is a great servant and teacher. He always seems to have a message from God to share. The real strength of the worship time is Dr. Don Barrick. He is the only member of the staff that was in place when I arrived and I can't say enough about his ministry leading in worship. His talent, creativity and flexibility all lead to great worship services. My small group / bible study class is also a key part of why I go to FBCTW. Our class has a great class leader and we enjoy the learning and socializing we take part in every week. Check out the church website for all the current details but we have found there are places for service in missions (domestic and foreign) and a well planned Student program for middle school and high school students. It has been a while since we had anyone in our family in the Children's program but I think it is thriving under the leadership of the Children's Pastor, Kimberly T. If you plan to attend for the first time, be sure you check out the time the service starts....there are three services on Sunday morning you can attend, with the first one being a traditional (i.e., hymns and a chior) and the other two being more contemporary (i.e., a praise band and group). There is also a Children's service in the second service, where the kids leave after a few songs to participate in their own worship time. If you are looking for a new place to worship, I certainly recommend you visit and see if FBCTW is right for you.

Amazing church and amazing people. The church staff is the same inside and outside of the church…read more I've been at TWF for over 5 years and I've loved every minute of it. They have a great large Young Adults group. For married or for single people. Church is all about making disciples and being in community

They start at 10:30 am for late service rather than 11 am like most churches. Which is probably…read moregood to stagger the time so it's not like everyone is getting out at the same time for all the churches causing congestion on the roads. I decided to just sit in the lobby rather than go in the congregation and try to find a seat as it looked full inside. The senior pastor didn't seem as charismatic as some of the other churches in the area. Greeter was nice. Kiddo said they were acting during Sunday school which was different. Could be fun if your kid is into that.

We had been with Faith since the day our new Paster was announced as Senior Pastor. We were…read morevisiting, that day in seach for a smaller more Spirit Filled church. That particular day, before announcing he would be Service Pastor we looked at each other and loved praise and worship. We knew it was our Church. Two years ago Pastor resigned. We were lost and heartbroken. The search for a new Pastor began. There was only one that was wonderful, but we wasn't going leave the beautiful Hill County to move. The one they selected was not a good match for many, including us and we haven't been to worship service for two years. We still attend Sunday School only. Wonderful Sunday School teacher, but not Worship Service. Many of the church has left. I followed him.for two years on the Church at usual to learn he was going to start a new Church in Conroe. We are looking for a permanent place, but have a growing Church now consisting of many of our former members. 5 stars for Sunday School Teacher, 2 to 3 stars for the people who we still see.

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.

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 have been familiar with Impact Church for a long time. I was introduced to the church on social…read moremedia. So I have followed. I recently moved close to Impact Church and visited for the first time. I was pleased to feel the spirit of God's Divine love from all the members. That sets the tone for what you are about to experience. Pastor delivered a word and taught in a very heart felt and pure loving way. The message was broken down and very concise. I will be back as I was blessed to in attendance. The spirit of love emanates from the entire body of Christ. God bless Impact Church and the leadership Michael Francis

We just relocated and we are visiting churches. This one was really nice and felt like a family…read moreenvironment.

I love this church! It's not too big that you never make connections. It's not a small church…read moreeither and it provides many activities for the partitioners. I live the praise and worship! It is fantastic! The messages are on point and never go too long. The pastor is energetic and has so much passion for the word of God. I knew I was at the right place when I got there on my first Sunday! The great thing about it is The Crossing is 5 minutes from my home and that makes it very convenient. But if I lived an hour away, I would make the drive to be part of this church community.

I'm so thankful that the Lord ended my church shopping with a much needed spirit filled church! I…read morekeep telling the Father, thank you. My search is over and this is HOME

I was born in the north and raised strict Catholic. After my move to Texas I attended many…read morechurches in The Woodlands and they all seemed very big and impersonal. When I was 8 months pregnant with my second child and feeling very alone, God spoke to me and told me to "turn left!" I turned into StoneBridge and what happened next was truly God at work. My oldest entered their Mother's Day Out Program and I started to make the most real and lasting relationships with other moms and church goers. It was wonderful to finally find a church that welcomed us with open arms. I genuinely can't wait to hear what Pastor Steve teaches every Sunday. He has the most INCREDIBLE knowledge of the Bible and he relates it to everyday life. Their small groups and bible studies have truly changed my life. Fast forward 6 years and I am now a teacher in the same MDO program that started my family's new relationship with God. This church is so much more than a Sunday worship, this church is my family and a place I call home.

Sterile. Empty…read more Lack of depth. Unapproachable. Dead. Hallow. Surface level conversion and message

We dropped by to see this church and to observe the facilities with plans to return for services…read more Although the church was closed, there were people in the halls eager to show us around!! We were taken on a very happy and informative tour of the church. We Entered because all the doors were open to all and we enjoyed looking around . We will definitely be back soon! Methodist churches are usually d wonderful. We look forward to services next time we drop by. The visit will be to attend services. Very pleased with large size, but personal and welcoming atmosphere!

My Disappointing Experience with The Woodlands Methodist Church Science Summer Camp (July 20-24,…read more2026) My grandson was registered for the week-long science summer camp at The Woodlands Methodist Church from July 20, 2026, to July 24, 2026. Four of his friends were also registered for the same camp. Unfortunately, while his friends were placed together in one class, my grandson was assigned to a different class with children he did not know. He was very disappointed and wanted to be with the friends he already knew. I requested that he be moved to their class, but my request was denied. I spoke with the registrar, Miss Kathy, who explained that there were over 1,200 children in the camp and that they do not make changes. When I asked how many similar requests they had received, she said, "Zero." I found it very disappointing that, despite this being the first request, there was no willingness to make an exception. I also spoke with the director, Miss Wendy, but received the same response. They suggested that he make new friends, but this was only a five-day camp, not a long-term school environment. I understand children come to camp to learn, but learning is most effective when a child is happy, comfortable, and excited to participate. A child who feels unhappy will not have the same opportunity to enjoy or benefit from the experience. My biggest disappointment was the lack of flexibility, compassion, and understanding. I expected a church-operated program to reflect values of kindness, support, and love. Instead, I felt that rules were placed above a child's happiness. I am not a regular church-going person, but I have always heard people talk about "our church" and wondered what that meant. After this experience, I can say The Woodlands Methodist Church did not feel like a place that represented those values to me. It is sad when people in positions of authority focus more on policies than on showing compassion. I had a very disappointing experience and would encourage parents to ask questions about class placement and policies before registering their children. The camp does not offer refunds, and they are welcome to keep my fee as a charitable donation. I would not send my grandson to a place where I do not feel there is genuine love, support, and understanding for children.