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Mission City Church - Northwest

FAIR OAKS, TX

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27021 I-10FAIR OAKS, TX 78006

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  • Abby DeMouy5 months ago

    We love Mission City. We have been watching online for roughly 2 years now (my husband’s work schedule doesn’t always make Sundays or Thursdays possible). Lately, it has been extremely hard to watch the sermon live due to the camera guy constantly moving the camera back and forth drastically… Pastor Matt doesn’t always have to be directly centered on the screen. LOL. But overall, wonderful staff, wonderful music, and wonderful biblical message. Happy to call Mission City our church.

  • astoriaa month ago

    You are not godly people! this happened this last Thursday. Mission city church in fair oaks. A guy left his dog in his truck WITH THE WINDOWS ALL UP as he went inside to church for 2 hours. I called the cops on him and they did nothing. Just want to get this out for people to see. Dog was panting/scratching crazily at windows/barking. Church doesn't care at all and blocked me when I posted about it!!!!!! I have video too!

  • Duy Le - Retirement Expert2 years ago

    Love my home church. We are welcoming. Lots of programs in every season for kids, men & women. We have small groups. Thr church campus is beautiful and accessible. We have a wonderful coffee shop at the commons for everyone. Kids playground. And we are growing. Come worship with us.

  • Amanda Mae4 years ago

    I can not begin to tell you how happy I am to have found this church a few months ago after moving to Texas. Sure, the building is new, the coffee is good, the people are so welcoming and friendly and the message is solid. But, I've also seen Jesus work in this place. He has used this church to speak to me and grow me into spiritual maturity(ongoing lol). He is there and using that church for His purpose and glory. That's what truly matters.

  • Brian Young2 years ago

    Read lots of reviews. Be cautious. 1. While music is great to a point, don't let music be the main draw. The meat of the word needs to be one's focus. 2. A couple of construction workers haven't been paid in full. If you can't afford yo pay thisevyou hire, halt the construction. Withhold Pastor's pay and other paid staff until you pay the I sebyou owe. 3. Are you serving gourmet coffee? Why chsrge for coffee? 4. Ministry is to be the focus. Yes, fellowship is great, but are events fee based? Many of your members drive nice car/trucks/suv, wear trendy outfits, and live in houses that are on the relator rolls for $200,000 plus. The little guy/gal feels overshadowed and uncomfortable. 5. Mega churches tend to have many becoming a number. The Preacher and his paid staff love the numbers because that means greater salary. When a church is 800 plus in attendance, how many does the c Pastor really know? His Elders primarily. On Biblical times,many worshiped in small groups. Think about it. If several members invited just 3 families to their homes for Sunday worship, you'd have a chance to know these people more thoroughly. Each family could take turns sharing the sermon. You would not have the expense of the mega church. All the modern lighting, beautiful architecture, parking, and monthly utility expenses would be so much less costly. One could build a much smaller building that could be used for somewhat larger gatherings from time to time. People could book the place. I see somany churches trying to up other churches. For example, on TV, churches change their backdrops frequently. The lighting and altar remodels aren't exactly cheap. 6. So many feel that to be in the Minisrty they needvto establish a church. That's a big expense. Their are ways to minister and make an impact without the mega church facility. 7. Many of the large churches are in areas where income levels are well above average. Well, that's the wealthier supporting the wealthier. Right? 8. Can you have church other than Sunday. Some of us work Sunday. Oh, how dare I toil on Sunday. Do you ever frequent Walnart, HEB, or a restaurant on Sunday? Would you feel inconvenienced if all those places h as signs saying closed for family time, worship time, and/or a say of rest? 9. This one is for deep thinking. Meditate on it before you just let yourself curse it. It's not about buildings, fat salaries, or outgoing your neighbor for the draw. Jesus said the first shall be last. What dies that mean? 🤔 Perhaps he is saying that some of the overlooked are truly pleasing Jesus and have a real peace, while those who keee seeking the limelight are very stressed out and not really truly enjoying their Pastorship. The feel pressured to trod on due to the salary they have. They tell themselves that they just couldn't function with less in their pockets. 10. Lastly, Jesus may be telling some who keep striving for something seemingly out of their reach, don't give up. In his timing, it will come. On the flip side, could it be that what one strives for is not what Jesus feels is best for them? Not every church needs to be meaga. Not everyone called to serve needs to be in a pulpit.

  • arturo floresa year ago

    Absolutely amazing place to gather to worship, study the Word of God, ministries for children, middle school and high school. Life Groups, Discipleship groups I am so thankful for my eternal family Thank you Jesus!

  • Adrian Voorkamp7 years ago

    Friendly staff, welcoming come as you are environment, led by a team of people who truly want to see lives transformed by the power of the gospel. I've built more lasting relationships in 6 months at Mission City than in the past 2 decades of my faith. Pastor Matt's sermons speak to the entire audience and there's no "approachability gap" between staff and attendees. If you want to serve, they make a way. If you want to meet and fellowship with other believers, they make a way. If you want to see your life transformed by the gospel...they make a way.

  • Michelle Stolze2 years ago

    Very welcoming. Great worship. Get connected to a great community through Bible studies, life groups, and events. The kids and student ministries are wonderful.

  • Everett Dorman3 months ago

    The teaching is excellent, and the worship is good, but it's way too loud! Especially the worship at the youth group, like 120db loud!

  • Scarlett Ungureanu2 years ago

    Pastor speaks the truth and his wife is awesome also!!! I do wish that maybe the church could be open to helping individuals more that are in desperate need.

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