This was the best experience I've had at a masjid, I went for jummah and there was sheikh yaser…read morebirjas. He's my favorite scholar and the masjid was very big

I wanted to give this masjid 4 stars, however, it's always locked outside of prayer hours. This may…read morebe due to security reasons, but it does pose a minor inconvenience to those who'd like to spend more time inside the masjid. The inside of the masjid is exceptionally beautiful, with a men's and women's side separate through a large marbled-floor hall. The women's side even has a large daycare room with toys which I thought was very thoughtful of the community. The bathrooms were not as clean as I'd had hoped, but it may be more difficult to clean with the influx of newcomers entering the city of San Antonio. I appreciated how the women's prayer room was on the first floor, with a one-sided mirror partition for privacy. The design truly helped me felt more connected to the congregation. Overall, pretty great experience. As a Colorado native, I was pleased to see such a strong Muslim presence in the wonderful state of Texas!

Kayley and Caesar's wedding at The Fellowship of San Antonio was filled with grace, joy, and…read morespiritual connection. From a creative perspective, this venue is bright due to so many lovely windows and MANY MANY places to shot video or photo. Tonya, the coordinator, was an absolute gem. Her organization, warmth, and attentiveness kept everything moving smoothly, making sure everyone was where they needed to be without ever feeling rushed. One standout moment for me was working with their audio engineer. Thank goodness for him! I was able to get a direct audio feed that ensured Kayley's soft, heartfelt voice during the vows was perfectly preserved. That, combined with the groom's mic, made for audio I couldn't have been happier with. Capturing vows is one of the most important parts of what I do, and thanks to the team's professionalism, I was able to do just that. If you're looking for a venue where your love, faith, and family can be honored The Fellowship of San Antonio is a place you should visit soon. Head to our YouTube page to see the wedding highlight!

This review is for The Fellowship Hiking Trails & Prayer Garden Park in the back, wooded area…read morebehind the church. I was searching for trails and parks one day and saw this in the area. I wanted to wait until the summer heat was OVER as I didn't want to get mosquitoes nor contend with the humidity while hiking. It was a pleasant mid-morning hike along the rocky, slightly damp soil path from last week's rain. The path is on a hill but you have to find your way maneuvering along a hill, watching for branches that are along the path and delineating the borders. Large rocks also guide you in some areas & weathered ground. There's a main sign showing the 1-mile path but you have to figure it out somewhat and follow the Scripture passages on posts. I THINK we went the right way and read all the passages?! There's a large, towering cross that can guide you back in case you veer off too far. There's construction going on nearby--probably a new development so straying away can't be too far off or you'll enter the construction area. The western side is a retaining rock wall that leads to a subdivision so you can't go further than that. It was nice and serene walking the path but there were tricky areas of cactus or stepping on a large stone so be careful and wear athletic shoes or hiking boots that can grip. The trail map shows 3 out of 5 "fish" as a visual for difficulty. Watch for the brush overhead and prepare to duck on some parts of the path esp. if you are tall. After finishing the trail, we saw an area with seats, a large chime that started to go off with a burst of wind which was refreshing and urns, cherubs, stream that hardly had any water, some large crosses(one wooden and one wrought iron) that is there for meditating, praying and possibly where they hold Good Friday or Easter Sunday services. There are benches scattered nearby as well. It's the perfect time of year to visit.

They are very welcoming. My kids liked Sunday school while adults have their Sunday service. The…read moreservice is typical praise and worship followed by the message. It is a relaxed atmosphere and come as you are. There is also a coffee shop inside the church. The kids enjoyed the chocolate cookies. My son had a good time on UNIGHT Wednesday 7th-8th Grade: 6 - 7:30 pm and 9th-12th grade: 7:30 - 9 pm. His age group gathers for fun and games and to discuss what's going in their life. It's a safe hang-out space and we are very happy they offer this. He had so much fun talking about the different activities such as ping pong, tag, basketball, and cards. It is also nice for him to unplug from video games. They also offer a drive-thru prayer on Wednesday and host holiday events such as the annual Christmas party for kids. One summer they offer a week sports camp for kids to learn the basics of basketball. Events are updated often and to stay up to date check out their website.

Since moving to San Antonio our family needed to find a new church home. This was our fifth church…read moreand it was an out of the ball park hit. The members made us feel very welcomed. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting. My kids enjoy Sunday school services and are always happy and excited to attend. The congregation is diverse and the facilities are clean and modern. In the front entrance they have a coffee shop which serves fresh coffee and warm cookies that can be taken into the service. This is a wonderful family friendly place to attend a praise and worship service. I would definitely recommend.

We love this church and school! Jesus is truly present here. If you're looking for a verse-by-verse…read morestudy of God's Word, this is your church. If you want to experience the presence of the Lord, this is your church. If you're longing to see the love of Christ lived out, this is your church. The people here genuinely love Jesus, and it shows in the way they worship, serve, and care for others. We are so thankful to be part of this church family. "Let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works: Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together... but exhorting one another." -- Hebrews 10:24-25 (KJV)

I approached pastor Arbraugh about the church becoming involved in the sidewalk counseling ministry…read moreat the Abortion clinic. He responded that it was too controversial and he would not be involved in that. I was shocked as a follower of Christ I believed that the church should shine the light and come against the evil. The gospel of Jesus Christ is controversial to the world so not sure what he was thinking. What could improve is the pastor to ask God to forgive him of letting the unborn down and not being a warrior for God.

Pews are filling up quick. Can't wait to visit her again when the construction is doneread more

Great, super friendly Greek Church! This is a Byzantine…read moreRevival style of architecture, with beautifully inlaid tile, fine brickwork, and several cast-stone pieces. There's a really cool time mosaic in the center arch over the entry that depicts the double-headed eagle of the ancient Byzantine Empire. The interior apse screen is straight outta Greece! This place is legit! They have all kinds of great ongoing classes, lectures, and events. The Greek Festival there is incredible!

A very friendly place where I can share my love of GOD, in a uplifting setting. People are nice…read moreand let me have my space as we share spiritual ideas, experiences and techniques.

I went to Eckankar center in San Antonio after a day's hard work to find out the rest of the story…read moreabout God. There is a small book library inside the building along with an average sized hall for contemplation. There is also a restroom and two or three small rooms behind the library . The place is very clean. I like it but I don't go often. It is best to go there with an open mind no matter your religious belief and try some spiritual exercises that might help you to either see the inner light of God or hear the actual sound of God right there. The last time I stopped by, I heard the sound of high pitch flute when I did the spiritual exercise. It was indeed a very sweet sound. I respect the place and therefore keep my visit strictly spiritual. I read the Eckankar bible last time I was there, It is called the SHARIYAT KI SUGMAD. One does not have to be a member of Eckankar to go in there. It is like a free spiritual gas station for the public to stop by and refill their spirit. Though one can do it at home but it is good to go there and learn how to find God through the spiritual exercises of Eckankar. The fastest way to get good result is to spend some time looking at the picture of the Mahanta the living Eck master Sri Harold Klemp, before you start your spiritual exercise. If you want to know more about the Mahanta, please read the SHARIYAT KI SUGMAD book one chapter 6. The book is inside the library in this building. Feel free to ask questions. - Dan Ndubizu-

Nowhere else have I been so welcomed and accepted. Being a transgender woman got me excommunicated…read morefrom two other churches. Here they embrace me. Here all members of the rainbow are accepted. We do not just talk the talk, we actually walk the walk. Providing food, clothing and support to the unhoused. Serving those in our immediate community and our neighbourhood. This is the traditional church that will welcome you and help you and support you in your journey of life.

I've been coming here for about four years now. I'm amazed at the openness which everyone shares…read more It is a good mix of young and old. However, we do need a few younger members in order to even out the numbers. The lessons that are taught to do each service can be used in everyday life and allow, at least myself, to reflect on the learnings. I do intend to plan on coming here for many more years.

My friend invited me to go with her for the Lord Ganesh celebration. Getting to the temple was…read moresurprising. It is like you are driving up to a mountain in San Antonio! The location of this temple is really nice! And the views are amazing! The temple and the grounds surrounding it doesn't even feel like the US! I was the only non Indian, I got touched by the smiles and the genuine little gestures done by every person I encountered to make me feel included and welcome. They had clay for the kids to shape an elephant and take it to the temple. The rituals were really nice. I learned a lot not only about the religion, the culture too! If you are curious about the Hindu religion or you just want some peace I highly recommend visiting this temple. At the end I got to eat with the community. It was a really a touching day! I loved every minute of it!

Great place of worship for all Hindu devotees of San Antonio. Very peaceful and such a tranquil…read moreexperience. If you would like to learn more about the Hindu religion or are Hindu yourself and want to get away from the stresses of life and take a breather come up to this hill-too Hindu Temple and bask in the glory of all the gods. It is a powerful experience and a beautiful place.