First Baptist Church Round Rock

Robert CrenshawLocal Guide

Oct 13, 2025

We at first parked in the wrong place But Round Rock donuts kept tugging at us so we compromised & parked near Round Rock Donuts so we finally found the Church for the two at the front door most likely saw we were lost but found and welcomed us w/ an actual hand shake no C19 fist 👊🏻 pump thing. We attended the first servace and was welcomed by a choir of angelic voices soon the Minister came forward w/ his message that reached me personally for we do seem to chase the wrong thing instead of Jesus. Thank you again for a sound message God Bless Rob and Robin

Charles AbdouchLocal Guide

May 30, 2024

Very friendly church with lots of Bible Study and ministries. They have a Food Pantry, Celebrate Recovery, Choirs for various ages, and youth programs. They even have young adults groups Two services on Sunday for traditional or contemporary worship.

Kori BellLocal Guide

Feb 23, 2026

This church does so much for the community. Everyone is so welcoming and kind. We love this church and appreciate all they do!

Rita Guthrie

Nov 20, 2023

This is one of the most caring loving churches I have ever been to ! I love hearing the word of God preached by pastor Dustin on Sundays and we have a amazing choir and praise team!

Anna Lumina

Jan 12, 2026

I was encouraged by the teaching, but I left with serious concerns about financial transparency and stewardship. A Sunday flyer previously available to the congregation documented reserves in excess of 3 million dollars; later communications now show roughly 1.8 million, without explanation, while weekly reports continue to state that giving is “needed” to meet the church budget. While inviting generosity is biblical, removing or withholding previously shared financial information while still requesting contributions creates confusion and undermines trust. Scripture teaches that resources entrusted to the church are meant to be stewarded openly and used to serve people, support missions, care for the poor, and equip those called to go but unable to afford it (Matthew 25:14–30; Acts 2:44–45; James 1:27). Transparency and visible fruitfulness are essential so giving can be done freely, confidently, and in alignment with the church’s biblical mission.