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Outcry in the Barrio - Expect A Miracle

Austin, TX

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2300 Canterbury StAustin, TX 78702

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Summary

Outcry In The Barrio is a Christian congregation that emphasizes a welcoming community and a strong commitment to faith. Visitors describe it as a place of spiritual growth and support, though details about services and programs are not readily available on the website.

Details

Outcry In The Barrio is described by visitors as a Christian congregation that offers a supportive environment for spiritual growth and community connection. While the official website is under construction and lacks detailed information about services or programs, reviews highlight a strong sense of community and a focus on the Word of God. Some visitors praise the church for its welcoming atmosphere and the impact it has had on their lives, while others express concerns about leadership and authenticity. The church appears to have multiple locations or homes, including a Southside home mentioned in reviews.

From Faith Near Me

Outcry in the Barrio in Austin, TX, emphasizes a welcoming community centered on spiritual growth and the Word of God. First-time visitors may notice a strong sense of familial connection and a focus on personal transformation, with programs addressing addiction recovery and men’s ministry. While details about services remain limited online, the congregation appears to operate through multiple home locations.

Pros

  • Welcoming atmosphere emphasized for newcomers and those seeking spiritual growth
  • Focus on addiction recovery support and men’s programs
  • Strong sense of community described as family-like
  • Multiple home locations suggested for accessibility
  • Emphasis on Bible-based teachings and worship

Cons

  • Official website lacks detailed information about services or programs
  • Mixed signals about leadership authenticity in visitor accounts
  • Some concerns raised about alignment with traditional Christian practices

Reviews from around the web

Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.

  • Seven Heaven2 years ago

    This place saved my life, the God in this place saved my life, great place to find God and yourself, great people who believe with everything inside of them that you can do it, and God will do it with you if you just allow him to, These people are there to help you every step of the way to your recovery and relationship with God and your family and kids!! Never stop believing!! God bless you Freddy and his wife , may your spirit live on to keep making this happen for the lost ones still out there in the world and don't know what God is or how he can change their lives forever!! Amen

  • Mary Herrera3 years ago

    This isn't just a church, it's a home for the lost. They welcome everyone, we are like family. My Pastor (David Perez) doesn't preach what you want to hear, he preaches what you need to hear, and that's the WORD of God straight from the Bible. I love my church.

  • Malissa Grinie6 years ago

    good place and would recommend this place to anyone. Nice people and the church is awesome. Definitely expect a miracle if you are putting your part into it. Trusting in God and renewing your mind and the way you think.

  • SoSlob1874 years ago

    I stared going to outcry in the barrio 2 years ago and in the beginning they were nice to me until they stared showing there true colors these women are very fake and hypocritical full of envy and jealousy it's clear to me that they've never read there bibles. there probably sending more people to hell with there worldly attitude and that is not christ like.

  • Rosemarie Garcia3 years ago

    This place is awesome very welcoming holy spirit filled taught by the word of God the truth and nothing but the truth of course there's going to be people who are going to try to take its name down and rub it in the dirt because God's doing his thing there I went to the home and San Antonio for this place received a lot of knowledge and wisdom that has stayed with me I would recommend this place to anyone who needs a life change and is ready to build a relationship with God..

  • First Last3 years ago

    DO NOT GO HERE,I REPEAT DO NOT GO THERE. WORST PASTOR EVER, WORST SERMANS EVER, PEOPLE DONT PRAY BUT FAKE IT, PEOPLE SPEAKING IN FAKE TOUNGES, I KNOW TOUNGES MY FAMILY ARE TRUE CHRISTIANS AND NEVER HAVE I HEARD SOMEONE PRAY AND SAY BANANA BANANANANA RARARARA NANANA BANANANANA...PASTOR ALSO DOES IT, KNEELS IN THE FRONT FOR PRAYER LOOKING AT EVERYONE AS THEY PRAY AND DOESNT PRAY...ITS ALL A SHAAAAM, DONT GET BAMBOOZLED. ONLY GOOD THING THIS PLACE DOES IS FEED THE HOMELESS...

  • Vito6 years ago

    This church went down hill when his dad passed his son distroyed his fathers legacy and true Disciples..plus him sleeping with the sisters of the Home..I dont recomennd this home or church to no one Go to Houston home instead Pastor Emilio Gonsalez has has the real blessing of God this guy is discusting and steals Disciples

  • Gloria Godinez5 years ago

    This is an amazing church, I absolutely love the worship and the Word of God. Can't wait to go back in person

  • Rhett Hensley7 years ago

    Just bought a wonderful homemade banana nut bread and best of all it HELPS Austin and those who struggle with addiction. Do you research as always but this is legit deal.

  • Michelle & Raymond Gutierrez3 years ago

    A very good place. Blessed to have been the for 6 months with pastor Noelinthe southside home

  • Shane Williams4 years ago

    More like cry babies in the hood! Don't go here! They will put you out if you don't have clothing.

  • M R8 years ago

    Incredible blesssed church, highly recommended!!!

  • Nicholas Gordon2 months ago

    Title: Leadership More Concerned With Silence Than Safety Body: I stayed at this men's program seeking help. What I found instead were serious safety issues that leadership refused to address—and then punished me for raising. Fire Hazard: I was told by staff that the stovetop burners are left on all night. When I asked about the fire risk—especially given that the building has been broken into before—the concern was dismissed. Leaving an open flame unattended overnight is dangerous on its own. In a building with a known security vulnerability, it's reckless. Undisclosed Medical Issue: One of the leaders has a visible physical handicap. I was not made aware of his condition or any limitations before being driven places by him. I was not given a choice. I was not told about any past incidents or potential dangers. I was placed at risk without my knowledge or consent. Retaliation for Speaking Up: When I raised these concerns—not as complaints, but as legitimate safety questions—I was expelled from the program within 15 minutes. I was given no warning, no chance to defend myself, and only minutes to pack. The head pastor, who never once introduced himself to me, made the decision without speaking to me. A recovery program is supposed to be a place of safety and second chances. This program silenced a resident for asking reasonable questions about fire hazards and medical disclosure. I cannot recommend it to anyone seeking genuine help.

  • Kat Jett3 months ago

    Oh yeah.. You can expect a miracle alright, you can EXPECT that any belongings you have will MIRACULOUSLY (like magic) disappear, never to reappear! Sure wish there were an option for a negative star rating. This place will not only confiscate any belongings they see fit to ... But they won't give it back upon release from the facility. I understand they probably don't allow smoking or vaping at the facility, but to PERMANENTLY confiscate anything they see fit and "dispose" of the items rather than giving the owner the opportunity to get them back upon release? That's just THEFT!! maybe I could understand if the items were illegal? But they weren't. Personally my thoughts are that it's very likely that Jesus and his staff aren't just "disposing" of expensive items, but instead turning around and possibly just re-selling them, I just can't see any other reasoning behind NOT giving the former residents the opportunity to get their perfectly legal belongings back. Besides that, among the items supposedly "disposed of" was a very expensive nicotine vape that the friend had to borrowed from ME to quit smoking the staff is not exactly at all understanding as in so many words Jesus basically told me 'too bad so sad. We take anything we want to and get rid of it' . I bet you do. Furthermore if memory serves me correctly this is the halfway house that makes it's residents go out downtown to preach on a street corner very loudly with a microphone and speaker?:thumping a Bible and handing out flyers while soliciting donations??? So much for my religious freedom.If they've stopped this requirement I have no idea but if not, they should. Well first I'll file a police report for theft of my property, if enough people do that maybe they can be stopped from this authoritarian practice?? I can't believe that this could be an approved hallway house by either probation or parole, maybe they're desperate for facilities to house people. In short, if you are in need of a halfway house or even drug rehab, AVOID this place or at least find someone else to leave your belongings with as the staff will steal them from you, since the friend who my vape was stolen from was not either informed that this would be happening nor did he give permission for it to be permanently taken.

  • Austin Construction Remodeling LLCa year ago

    The best thing that has ever happened to me is arriving at this place. I met my Lord in Christ Jesus, my Savior.

Services and facilities

Services

  • Addiction Recovery Support
  • Men'S Program

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