Visit
160 Grace StKyle, TX 78640Gathering: Sunday 8:30AM
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- Sunday8:30AM
- Sunday10:00am
- Sunday11:30am
About
Summary
Fellowship Church at Plum Creek is a Bible-centered congregation in Kyle, Texas, offering Sunday services at 8:30 AM, 10:00 AM, and 11:30 AM Sundays @ 8:30AM, 10:00am & 11:30am. The church emphasizes discipleship and community outreach, with a welcoming atmosphere for newcomers New Here?.
Details
Fellowship Church at Plum Creek is located at 160 Grace Street in Kyle, Texas, and is part of the broader Christian tradition. The church describes its mission as making disciples of Jesus Christ while remaining faithful to biblical teachings. Sunday services are held at three times: 8:30 AM, 10:00 AM, and 11:30 AM Sundays @ 8:30AM, 10:00am & 11:30am. The church offers a live stream for those who prefer to attend remotely.
The church emphasizes community and outreach, with programs such as small groups and mission initiatives. Reviews from visitors highlight a welcoming atmosphere, with some noting the provision of Bibles to children and adults during events like A Night in Bethlehem A Night in Bethlehem. However, some visitors have expressed concerns about the church's approach to inclusivity, particularly regarding the LGBTQIA+ community and neurodivergent individuals Review 3, Review 5. The church also provides a playground for children and ample parking Review 6.
For more information about the church's beliefs and leadership, visitors can explore the About Us and Leadership pages. Those interested in getting involved or learning more about next steps can visit the Next Steps section of the website.
From Faith Near Me
Fellowship Church at Plum Creek in Kyle, TX, offers a Bible-centered approach with multiple Sunday service times and a focus on discipleship. First-time visitors may notice a welcoming atmosphere for newcomers, supported by community events like 'A Night in Bethlehem,' and facilities such as a playground and ample parking. The church emphasizes outreach and provides resources for families, including childcare programs and Bible study materials.
Pros
- Multiple Sunday service times (8:30 AM, 10:00 AM, 11:30 AM) for flexibility
- Welcoming environment for newcomers with events and resources like children’s Bibles
- Community-focused initiatives including small groups and mission outreach
- Family-friendly facilities with a playground and accessible parking
- Live-streamed services for remote participation
- Clear biblical teachings emphasized in worship and programming
Cons
- Approach to inclusivity may differ with some visitors’ expectations regarding LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent communities
- Worship music style may vary in preference, with some noting repetitive or genre-specific elements
- Teaching depth described as surface-level by some attendees
- Potential for differing opinions on theological interpretation to affect visitor comfort
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- Alyssa Foegellea year ago
We came to A Night in Bethlehem for the first time and received the most gracious, humble, friendly welcome from everyone! The story is different every year, and the actors and volunteers of all backgrounds and ages were phenomenal. We even got prayer after the event, and they gave my daughter a beautiful kids bible, and gave me a bible, and we enjoyed live music. It really speaks volumes to experience such a lovely community like this. We’ll definitely be back to attend a Sunday service. Beautiful. Praise Jesus for the great love here!
- Jon7 months ago
Nice people, but I was out as soon as the Hillsong music started. Teaching was also surface deep. Mostly cherry-picked verses from random books to loosely support the theme of the message. Anyone with an established amount of biblical literacy would struggle to learn much.
- Jennifer Robinson9 months ago
If I could leave 0 stars I would. This church believes if you are a member of the LGBTQIA+ community or are born with neurodivergencies then you arent a good person and you need to pray harder for God to 'cure' you - this is coming from church leadership, not some random member. They are the most judgemental group of Christians. There is no place for you among them if you dont fit the ideal they promote. Telling mothers that their kids are damaged is NOT Christian. SHAME ON YOU.
- Wai Lee4 years ago
God-fearing, people loving, Jesus-seeking church!! By sticking just to the bible during sermons, missions out reach, small groups or path groups to be a church within a community, fellowship, prayers, loving on others before yourself, the transparency of the church, vulnerability, allows us to not only grow individually but as well as taking on rolls of leadership to spread the one and true Gospel of Jesus Christ! I pray 🙏 that God can do a revival in Kyle, Texas, United States and the world to come to know our Lord and Savior Christ Jesus. For God did not send his one and only son to condemn the world but to save the world through Him. Trust in Jesus, lean on Jesus, be the light of Jesus!
- Messmer Family089 months ago
We visited this church for a while. I have 4 neurodivergent children, one of which is nonbionary. I was told by one of the leaders of the church wife and several the Elders that my children were neurodivergent and nonbionary because we were not good enough Christians, if we had just prayed harder and not been as sinful our kids would not be damaged. I think its terrible that the leader of this church think its ok to use Christ to spread hate and ignorance.
- Brittaney Woods5 years ago
I think the music all sounds the same but it may just be a preference issue. A few friendly people but mostly just weird stares. I brought a guest with me this past Sunday and only one person made an attempt to speak. The preaching is always from the Bible, within context, and I love that. Beautiful playground for the children. Lots of parking available. Bible study books offered for sermon series. No problems.
- Grace Bolanos6 years ago
The pastor Jonathan was absolutely amazing. He was very kind and his ability to speak the word was and is a God sent talent. I do not recommend this congregation if you plan to have your own opinion. Members of the congregation will attack you simply because you don't believe exactly as they do. If you want to have and plan to voice an opinion, this is not the place for you. It's definitely not for me and my family. For those searching for a new church be mindful of how people present themselves in your presence and behave behind closed doors. The congregation should build people up and not break people down.
- Shane Helm2 years ago
It’s a solid Bible teaching Church. Awesome Youth Group and Kids ministry. Modest sized building, maybe too small for their size. Great worship and teaching. 3rd service is the best service!
- dao nguyen2 years ago
Nice folks I was bicycling in from Austin needed a place the rest of my legs. went to Harrell funeral homes and they said, No but Leo The man at the funeral home said, “check out Fellowship Church, they may have a place you can sit down” They were very friendly. Not only did they have a place for me to sit, but he also offered if there's anything they can do. Friendly church. fellowship church at Plum Creek check them out.
- Tasha Skinner11 months ago
Friendly people. They teach straight out of the Bible and try not to veer off the Bible’s teachings and principles. I can definitely feel the spirit there.
Services and facilities
Services
- Small Groups
- Bible Study
- Childcare Programs
- Bible Study Materials
Facilities
- Playground
- Parking
Events and programs
A Night in Bethlehem
annual
Annual event featuring a story, live music, actor performances, and prayer. Attendees receive Bibles for children and adults.
Connect
- Contact page
- Open contact page