Hope Fellowship Frisco East

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• Jodie D'Amore★★★★★a month ago

  I visited the community garden with a couple of friends who share my interest in gardening. We were pleased to find that the soil is rich and well-maintained, which sets the stage for a successful garden. The process to lease a box was straightforward and reasonably priced, making it accessible for those of us without yard space. The layout is practical, with easy access to tools, hoses, and water connections. While wandering through the garden, we noticed many thriving plants and healthy crops, which made our visit enjoyable as we could see what others had been growing. The surrounding area has nice amenities too. Being close to playgrounds and walking trails adds to its charm. I appreciated the availability of picnic areas and restrooms nearby, making it convenient for families or anyone spending more time outdoors. Overall, it seems like a well-run place that fosters a sense of community while providing opportunities for hands-on gardening experience.

• David★☆☆☆☆a month ago

  Parents beware: Children seen walking halls out of classrooms with nametags on. Came here to try Father’s Day weekend, no happy Father’s Day from the nearly dozen employees. Pastor drives a $100,000 SUV with custom plates. Worship was so loud you wouldn’t even hear a tornado siren if it was in your ear. Staff is insanely rude and I inviting. This church is not Christian by any moral standard that any reasonable person would consider. This is your traditional Texas mega church were profit is the only motivation avoid if you actually believe in God.

• Hua E★★☆☆☆2 years ago

  I’ve never been against something so vehemently Church should not be a concert I shouldn’t have to wear ear buds to church. I should be able to listen with all my everything as they preach God’s word. I am struggling to sit here and wait for this thing to start. WHY IS IT SO LOUD WHO DOES THEIR AUDIO WHAT THE EVER LIVING HECK why. God was a still small voice. Also yelled at Moses but still. Small. Voice. In the secret. In the quiet. In the most intimate of places. We don’t need huge loud ear shattering sermons or songs or videos or messages to get the gospel out there. We don’t. We never will because the gospel speaks for itself. It doesn’t need to be drilled into someones psyche. Why, in a world of overstimulation, why is this a way we’re sharing Christ. Yes we should shout it from the roof tops and proclaim it anyway we can but we can do it better! Not as obnoxious. Not as boisterous. Not as damaging to the ears. Physically damaging to the ears. And the mind probably. I cant, i don’t want to damage my ears. I shouldn’t have to protect myself from worship songs.

• Jeaneal Bell★★★★★10 months ago

  A very welcoming & friendly atmosphere, right when you enter. A non-denominational church. Pastor John Mckinzie is authentic, sincere and down to earth. So many groups and programs available for adults and children. We are thankful to God for the privilege to attend this incredible church family. Hope Fellowship has made such a positive spiritual impact on us.

• Joshua Knapp★★★★★3 years ago

  Look no further! Bible teaching church filled with warm people loving God and loving people! Great kids programs, great bible study options, and the worship and preaching is Christ-centered and Biblically-based!

• Dr. Keyna U★★★★★a year ago

  The atmosphere is one to worship and praise God each time we are there. We're new to the fellowship. I love it. Our children love the simplicity of the message. Though still new to this fellowship, it feels like we hope whenever we come for a service. If you're looking for a place to learn and know Jesus Christ, this is the place.

• Golden Roxy★★★★★a year ago

  I’ve been attending Hope Fellowship in Frisco for over seven years, and I can honestly say—it’s worth every minute of the hour-long drive I make each week. This church has grown beautifully, not just in size but in diversity and spiritual depth. Pastor John is a truly gifted teacher of God’s Word. He doesn’t preach at you—he speaks to you. He’s funny, relatable, humble, and leads with the heart of a servant. Every message is rooted in truth and connection, not performance. In a metroplex full of churches, Hope stands out. This community lives out its purpose while helping me continue walking in mine—with Christ firmly at the center.

• Jim Greenway★★★★★a year ago

  Great worship experience. Our third time at this church. Visiting family in the area and we try to make it here for church when we can

• Kianna Rogers★☆☆☆☆a year ago

  Had a very poor experience twice with the kids ministry. My 3 year old is waking up every night with nightmares since we were there Sunday. She is screaming I want mommy in her sleep and she wants to go home and when I ask what happened she says “church”. I wasn’t told when I got notified to come get her because she was crying during service, that she was hurt by two children but when I later texted the woman and asked about it she then disclosed that information to me. I feel very uncomfortable that my baby is terrified of going to church now because of the two past experiences she’s had. We will not be returning. I am very disappointed and saddened by this.

• Chelsey Martinez★★★★★2 years ago

  I am pleased to give a glowing 5-star review to this church, as it has truly enriched my spiritual journey. The teachings resonate deeply with me and provide guidance and solace in my daily life. The messages delivered during services seem to speak directly to my heart, addressing the challenges I face with wisdom and compassion. However, I must express a slight disappointment regarding the financial aspect of church activities. While I understand the costs associated with organizing events and mostly camps, it can be a financial strain for families like mine. $1700+ for 2 kiddos is a lot. I regret that my children have missed out on some of these opportunities due to financial constraints. I remember a time when even Vacation Bible School was free for all, and I hope the church can find ways to make these activities more accessible to families of modest means. EVERYONE deserves to hear his word. The rich and the poor. Overall, I am grateful for the spiritual nourishment and community offered by this church. I will always recommend and continue to attend. I hope that, moving forward, there can be more consideration given to the financial challenges faced by some members of the congregation. **I understand they have financial assistance available, however for things like camp, you have to have a deposit of $50 for each applicant. While that may not seem like a lot to most, it really is a lot to some out there. We are already asking for assistance, why would they assume we have an extra $50 for each kid we are applying for?

Services and facilities

Events and programs

• Community Garden

  Ongoing

  A community garden offering leased plots with rich soil and easy access to tools and water. The leasing process is straightforward and reasonably priced.