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PaulAnn Church

San Angelo, TX

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2531 Smith BlvdSan Angelo, TX 76905

Gathering: Sunday 9A (Worship)

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Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday9A · Worship
  • Sunday10:30A · Worship
  • Sunday12P · Worship

About

Summary

PaulAnn Church is a vibrant Protestant congregation in San Angelo, Texas, known for its welcoming community and contemporary worship style. Founded in 1986, the church emphasizes genuine relationships, authentic worship, and relevant biblical teachings. Services are held at 9AM, 10:30AM, and 12PM on Sundays, with a focus on reaching the next generation through various ministries and community programs.

Details

PaulAnn Church, established in 1986, serves the San Angelo community with a mission to reach the next generation through the gospel of Jesus Christ. The church emphasizes genuine relationships, authentic worship, and relevant biblical teachings. Services are held at 9AM, 10:30AM, and 12PM on Sundays Plan Your Visit. The worship style includes live music and messages aimed at being accessible and relevant to all ages.

The church offers a range of ministries for different age groups, including children's programs, middle and high school groups, and adult ministries. These programs are designed to foster community and spiritual growth.

Facilities include a large worship center, a coffee shop, and dedicated spaces for children and youth. The campus is noted for its welcoming atmosphere, with greeters and a Connection Desk to assist first-time visitors Plan Your Visit.

PaulAnn Church also provides online services and resources through RightNow Media, allowing members and visitors to engage with teachings and community activities remotely RightNow Media.

The church's commitment to community is evident in its support of various outreach initiatives, including Samaritans Purse, and its efforts to provide a comfortable and inclusive environment for all visitors.

From Faith Near Me

PaulAnn Church in San Angelo offers a welcoming, contemporary worship experience with multiple Sunday service times. First-time visitors will notice friendly greeters, a spacious campus with dedicated family and student areas, and a focus on accessible biblical teaching. The church emphasizes community through programs for all ages and outreach initiatives, creating a supportive environment for spiritual growth.

Pros

  • Multiple Sunday service times at 9AM, 10:30AM, and 12PM
  • Dedicated children's, youth, and adult ministries
  • Welcoming atmosphere with greeters and a Connection Desk for visitors
  • On-site coffee shop and student area for community engagement
  • Online resources through RightNow Media for remote participation
  • Active outreach programs including Samaritans Purse support

Cons

  • Large campus may feel overwhelming to first-time visitors
  • Some visitors noted potential variability in staff demeanor during service hours
  • Limited details on accessibility features for visitors with specific needs
  • No explicit information about parking availability or visitor parking options
  • Ministry descriptions are general with few specifics about program formats
  • No clear indication of language accessibility beyond English services

Reviews from around the web

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

  • Ryan Crouser4 years ago

    PaulAnn is a fantastic church. They have lots of programs from early childhood all the way up to seniors. They have programs throughout the year and home cell groups throughout the week. Kirt, the lead pastor, always has a great message. Kirt is always able to speak on relevant topics and and make the Bible easy to understand. He has a talent for preaching. By all standards, PaulAnn is a mega church. The Hartford Institute for Religion Research defines a megachurch as a Protestant congregation that has an average weekly attendance of 2,000 or more and PaulAnn definitely fits this bill. I believe that their worship center has a maximum capacity of 2,637 people (if I read the capacity right), and there are so many people that, as of this review, they have to have 2 services to accommodate for all the people that attend on Sunday mornings. PaulAnn has been considered a Baptist church for years, but over the last few years, PaulAnn has done away with the Baptist title in their churches name. If you were a visitor, you would never guess that they were Baptist. The title is nowhere to be found anymore. It’s not in their bulletins, not on their website or in the website name, not on their Facebook or even on their church sign. They replaced their church sign to simply say PaulAnn Church. Two of their newest buildings simply say PaulAnn Church on them. PaulAnn doesn’t do typical Baptist things or practice typical Baptist programs. However, they are still listed on the Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) website as being a member as of this review. Like I said, if you had no idea that they were technically Baptist, you would have never guessed. They seem way more Non-Denominational than Baptist. If there is one area, in my opinion, that PaulAnn needs major improvement in, it’s their worship. This is actually the only reason that I knocked off one star in my review. In my opinion, PaulAnn’s worship program needs a major overhaul. If I were to blindfold you and take you to their worship service without telling you were you were at, you’d probably think that I had brought you to a rock concert, because that’s what it looks like. During the worship the lights go off. Their are lights that are affixed to the ceiling that come on. They can create different patterns, colors, and they move around among the congregation. There’s smoke machines that fill the “stage” full of smoke. Some of the worship leaders on stage jump around like they are going wild, head banging almost. I honestly thought one of the guitar players was going to smash his guitar on the stage at any moment. The clothes some of them wear are full of holes. There are camera men and women taking video on the stage capturing every moment of the “worship”, projecting it onto three massive screens around the stage. The music is loud. The list goes on, but I think you get my point. I’m worried because PaulAnn seems to be taking on the “seeker-sensitive” movement when it comes to worship. Basically, seeker-sensitive means a church tries to reach out to the unsaved person by making the church experience as comfortable, inviting, and non-threatening to him as possible. Theatrics and musical entertainment are the norm in the church service to keep the unsaved person from getting bored as he does with traditional churches. State-of-the-art technology in lighting and sound are common components of the seeker-sensitive churches, and that’s where I think PaulAnn is headed. They seem to be headed down the path of entertaining the congregation, rather than true worship. Again, this is just my opinion. Like I said, PaulAnn is a great church, but their worship needs massive improvement.

  • Wendy Sanders2 months ago

    Very nice service. First time there.

  • Rick Lawhon10 months ago

    Really loved this church 100% people there were awesome would definitely make this my church. They also supported Samaritans Purse and I’m a 100% loss in flood family. They game me hope that I had lost. Very comfortable coffee shop I could set in for hours studying the Good book.

  • Johnny Perez7 months ago

    I come here every Thanksgiving holiday, it's where my daughter and granddaughter come to church. And I Love it.

  • Jeff Vandine4 years ago

    I love this Church. It was my first home after being saved last summer, and was the most incredibly welcoming and embracing community I could have ever hoped for. But they also challenged me to grow in Christ, and then supported me every step of the way. They hold a very special place in my heart, and part of me will always be with them, even if I never have the opportunity to return to them. I couldn't have asked for a better start down the path towards redemption, or a more supportive and loving family of believers. God bless you all, and God keep you all safe and healthy!

  • Pearlie Dale3 years ago

    I visited for some financial assistance with a utility bill and ended up signing up my 3 children for vacation bible school which they loved! The campus is huge! The secretary was a bit snooty but maybe because it's summer and she was pregnant... Pastor made me feel at ease and is a genuine person. I love to praise and worship. Hopefully I'll be able to visit on Sunday. They did extend an invite ❤️

  • V2 years ago

    We attended Paul Ann this morning & were greeted with a welcoming smile & hello at the door, after entering the building we were immediately asked by another gentleman if it was our first time & it was. He then showed us around before entering the service, then after the service he stopped and talked to us again and welcomed us back.

  • Elise8 years ago

    It's big enough to get lost in, small enough to be noticed. It is a contemporary style church with a good message and many worship options and I was even able to get a great white mocha after service. As a visitor, there is absolutely no pressure to dress up, contribute, or interact. That being said, if you are extroverted, motivated,and want to do it all, there is plenty of opportunity.

  • KC Harvard University Hall Harvard University2 years ago

    Hebrews 13:17 Obey them that have the rule over you, and submit yourselves: for they watch for your souls, as they that must give account, that they may do it with joy, and not with grief: for that is unprofitable for you. Hebrews 13:18 Pray for us: for we trust we have a good conscience, in all things willing to live honestly. Hebrews 13:19 But I beseech you the rather to do this, that I may be restored to you the sooner.

  • Sher Banuelos10 months ago

    Beautiful, that's all I can say. Thank you, Jesus.

  • Philip Topper8 years ago

    Though I must admit this church is very beautiful the worship seemed forced. My wife and I were greeted by a man who seemed not to realize how offensive his greeting was. She is a mixed woman and he said “hola” to greet her after saying “hi” to everyone else. Some might think this is being over sensitive but unfortunately for us it is not. Overall the service was nice and the sermon had a great message of acceptance ironically.

  • I Miranda8 years ago

    Thankful for this church because I live in Houston & was affected by Hurricane Harvey & the church members came to help pull out sheet rock. They were sent from God & it is a blessing to have churches who have memebers willing to help others. Thank you Phil Todd & the Paul Ann crew. We are very very grateful & thankful to the Lord for your lives. May God bless y'all & the church❤️

  • Nancy Tipton8 years ago

    I would like to say thank you to the group that came to Houston to help clean up, the group was a blessing to my family, they helped clean debri that was left in our yard by the flood. I was not there when they went but when I saw my yard I was so happy and grateful to know that there are still generous helpful individuals in this world . Again thank you sooo much I will always be grateful for your help. May God send blessings to all the volunteers that came to Houston to help.

  • Margaret A6 years ago

    I been going to Paul ann since my baby was in house of faith and Brian drove the bus .many yrs ago now my baby be 18 in 3 month . That mean I love the service the music I got baptize 4 yrs ago by Brian this is my church this is my house ,thank you Paul Ann .

  • Guadalupe Ruiz8 months ago

    They went all out for Halloween. The kids loved it. Thank y'all

  • Audrey Hart12 years ago

    I LOVE THIS CHURCH! They're the most warm and kind people out there! If you are looking for good people to be there for you when you find Jesus Christ and be on that journey with you Paul Ann is the best place!

  • Kathy Vavrecka7 months ago

    Amazing I will be back to Praise the Lord!

  • Angelisa Cline9 years ago

    God's Word is taught and lived here. This is a beautiful, loving, welcoming Jesus-centered, Bible-based, Spirit-filled section of the Body of Christ.

  • Andy9 months ago

    A new beggening where I can find another family under one roof with positivity reactions when stepping into the home of god

  • Joelley boyd7 years ago

    Been going to this church for about 5 yrs and love the Pastor. Great worship and amazing children's programs

Services and facilities

Services

  • Children'S Ministry
  • Middle And High School Programs
  • Adult Ministries
  • Community Life Groups
  • Celebration Recovery
  • Rightnow Media
  • Financial Assistance Programs
  • Outreach Programs (Samaritans Purse Support)

Facilities

  • Worship Center
  • Coffee Shop
  • Children'S Wing
  • The Sprung (Student Area)
  • Volunteer Central

Events and programs

  • Halloween Celebration

    Annual Halloween event for children, which they loved according to visitor feedback.

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