Me and my family came here from DFW on 28 September 2025, because the new Senior Pastor role was fulfilled that day by a life long friend, and former pastor of my former church in Central California, Korey Buchanek. He did a fine job, and I pray the best for him and his family as they adjust to their new Georgetown church.
They care for you. Pray for all your needs.Checking on my family. The heart of this family is God.
Visited this church recently eagerly anticipating a sermon whereby I could hear some intersting biblical insights, commentary on contemporary religous issues or hear some theology. I went on the wrong Sunday. The church service was a chat between the pastor and two missionaries working overseas which was like going to a steakhouse and only being served a ham sandwhich. I thought the discussion should have been a Sunday night or week night event, not for prime time, gospel thumping, feed the souls Sunday morning. I sat there wondering how many other people were there like me trying out this church or maybe just hoping to hear a message that would help them through a trying time of their life and being served a discussion of mission work in a country across the world I've never visited. I'm not even sure I can identify what the point of the discussion was. The structure itself struck me as odd as other than the main entraince doors had no windows. And no big cross or sign to indicate to the world "a church is here". Just a sign above the entrance covered by an awning, difficult to see unless you are within 25 ft. The sanctuary seats about 300 ppl, but at this 11:00 a.m. service I counted about 125 people randomly spread about. First 25 mins or so was contemporary Christian music performed by a standard worship team...4 guitar players (because 3 isn't enough and 5 is too many I guesss) drummer, keyboardist and singer. They did a good job and didn't put on a smoke and lights show and overall the lights were dimmed, but it wasn't dark which I like since I'm at church and not a concert. I also liked that they didn't do any of that "turn around and say hello to your neighbor" stuff which is just awkward because it's forced and strikes me as not genuine. The "service" ended right about 12:00. Plenty of parking. Nice furninshings all around, but I don't see myself making it back here. It just felt like....meh, like a lack of energy in the room.
This church became our church family over 20 years ago. I've loved it through all our ups and downs and I love the direction it's moving and challenges they're overcoming.
Haven't made it in yet, but from what I've read and heard, seems like a good Jesus centered, Bible loving, relationship building body of believers. I'll keep yall posted, bc LORD willing this Sunday (Sept. 8th) will be my 1st Sunday in a new Church, in my new city 🙌🏿!
First church I have ever been to that I truly feel like all the want to do is to teach you how to love Jesus ! Has an overwhelming feeling of being in the presence of the Lord. Come as you are church with no judgment of appearance or preferences.
Love this church!
Great place to worship
Friendly greeters Good music Good preachings
Haven't visited the service yet but I love the women's Bible study!
