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8600 Canyon DrAmarillo, TX 79119Gathering: Saturday Evening (Saturday Evening Service)
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- SaturdayEvening · Saturday Evening Service
About
Summary
A welcoming and family-friendly place of worship offering a supportive community and engaging services. Features a dedicated kids area and a 4-week sermon series focused on applying teachings to daily life. Visitors often note the inclusive atmosphere and vibrant community feel.
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- Lona Rogers2 months ago
I've been going here now for a year straight. The they also offer Saturday night services because Sunday service is always very packed so they offer a Saturday evening that is just as good as the Sunday service. It's also a good place to go to they have like 4 weeks of certain sermons and how to apply that to your life and we really enjoy going here we felt accepted and have made a few friends.
- Shay3 months ago
Absolutely appalling. This church should be embarrassed to call itself a place for children, let alone a place that claims to reflect God. I was called to pick up my almost 5-year-old, which is fine. Kids get overwhelmed. What is NOT fine is walking in to find three grown adults standing over a visibly distressed child, talking down to her and shaming her like she had done something wrong for having emotions. Saying things like “aren’t you almost 5?” and “I didn’t act like this when I was 5” to a crying child is not discipline. it’s cruel, lazy, and completely devoid of compassion. It takes a special kind of person to look at a struggling child and choose to belittle them instead of help them. Let’s be very clear: this was not Christ-like. This was not loving. This was not guidance. This was emotional intimidation by adults who clearly have no business being responsible for children. My daughter left in tears and visibly shaken because of how she was treated. If this is how your “leaders” handle a normal childhood moment, then no child is emotionally safe in your care. Do better, or stop pretending to be a place families can trust. We will never be back.
- Mr. Google Review7 months ago
Racism carries a sadness that is both deeply personal and painfully collective. It is the sadness of being unseen—of having one’s identity reduced to a stereotype rather than recognized as a full human life with depth, history, and possibility. It is the sadness of exclusion: of walking into spaces and feeling the silent weight of judgment; of knowing that opportunities, safety, or dignity might be granted to someone else not because they tried harder, but simply because they weren’t you. And that describes this ‘church’ in a nutshell. Sadly, politics have seeped its way into a lot of these churches and people have formed their opinions about ‘strangers’ who they don’t even know. The youth leaders (Macy and Ben) encourages people to serve and yet they sit back and critique and judge black ppl. They don’t listen to the pastors anymore because Donald Trump is their pastor! And until racism is eradicated, nothing will ever change.
- Melindaa year ago
Highly recommend Life.Church!!! Love it so much! Everyone there is so amazing, it truly feels like a family, God’s big great family! It is also so beautiful in there for families and children. Even if it is your first time there, you just fit right in, it all just feels so natural, so inviting, and so comfortable.
- Mikayla Haywood2 months ago
Love going to life church. They will except anyone and they even have a kids area. 8/10
- The Truth10 months ago
I was welcomed by friendly individuals when I initially arrived at this church. Even though it was noisy, the worship was amazing. The sermon did not go into great detail about the biblical text. It is more of a "watch the TV" kind of church than a "take the bible out" kind. It seems that the "campus pastor" is an issue for this campus. He stated at the end of the service, "If you are new, I would like to meet you, I will be out in the lobby after the service," but he never showed up in the lobby. Similar remarks have been expressed by other former members with whom I have spoken. It is difficult to accept that a preacher could mislead his followers. According to certain information I was given, the campus pastor has taken out his frustrations on staff during meetings. It seems like they do not care about keeping members; they just want big attendance on service nights. A business feel more than a family. They do not offer a summer camp or vacation bible school. The children's areas appear to be less about teaching about Christ and more about toys and video games. All in all, if you want to show up and worship and leave, this may be the church for you. If you want a community where you can learn about Christ and grow, you may look else where.
- Craig Nixon11 months ago
Always great to find a Life.Church campus when traveling.
- Dawna Wine10 months ago
We have lived here 12 years and this is finally where we have felt at home. The message is powerful and we love how friendly everyone is. Come one, come all. You will be changed for the better!!!!
- Desiree Cadea month ago
Love this church its my new favorite church
- Heath Dodgen (Heavy Duty BOMBS)a year ago
We visited life Church with my buddy Coach Hawthorne, and his wife and kids. The praise and worship was awesome and show us the message will be back next Sunday.
Services and facilities
Services
- Childcare/Kids Programs
- 4-Week Sermon Series On Applying Teachings To Life
Facilities
- Kids Area

