Rose Heights Church

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• Kizzi Hogan★★★★★4 years ago

  Beautiful Church. It's very organized, lots of rooms which is helpful when you need to break up into different age groups. Great location, plenty of parking, very clean, and wheelchair accessible. I can't say anything about the services that they have, I was there for a conference, breast cancer fundraiser, and pageant all rolled into one.

• Maran Adego★★★★☆6 months ago

  Beautiful church! Beautiful message! I cried several times while they were singing and during prayer. We didn't know anyone there, we just visited because we felt like we needed communion. The people that seated us were friendly and welcoming. An older lady extended her arms and embraced me as we were walking out. I only saw her the first time we went. I didn't see her any other time. I do wish more of the attendees or members were friendlier and more welcoming. It's difficult when you don't know someone there I guess.

• Jeffrey Fleer★☆☆☆☆7 months ago

  Came to support a family member, but it was borderline evil. They charge for marriage counseling then complain about the greed of the romans in sermon. Idk who these people are. Worse, I don’t think they know who they are. They run their church like a business. Felt like I was living in an episode of the Righteous Gemstones.

• Brad Baldwin★★★★★a month ago

  First visit 3 weeks ago. Excellent music. Great facilities. Wonderful message.

• YOUR kingdom come★★★★☆6 months ago

  I attended four times. My advice would be that the ladies that attend here should dress modestly. Some ladies wore short and tight dresses, or very tight jeans. The church building is very nice, most of the greeters are welcoming, the sermons were great, the worship music and songs are what take up the majority of the hour or so long service. The prayers were amazing.

• Carol Randall★★★★★6 months ago

  I visited on 1-4-2026 I was amazed the members was so friendly when I got out my car I seen a lady going in and I ask her what door to go in and she said follow me we will go in together and we will sit together she introduced me to a few more members and they all was friendly I never seen so many friendly people at a church like I did at Rose Height in Tyler the pastor sermon was Here Am I. And I understood what he was saying will be going back

• Meghan Gilliland★★★★★8 months ago

  Rose Heights has changed mine& my family’s life! The community we have found & the support from our church family is unmatched. The worship heals my soul every Sunday and makes for the best reset for my week. The children’s program is amazing, and being able to trust those who care for my daughter, has allowed me to gain a better relationship with God & gives me peace to receive the message He has for me in the sermon. All of the pastors have ministered to & supported my family through every need. Pastor Allen has such a comforting demeanor & delivers the sermon from Bible with no extra stuff.

• Tyler Pride★★★★★3 months ago

  Amazingly friendly people and very welcoming.

• M F★☆☆☆☆3 months ago

  Tell your people to use the shoulder and their turning signals when entering your establishment, thank you!

• Jonny Clark★☆☆☆☆a year ago

  More often than not recently I continue to sit in at these modern synagogues that seemingly cater to worldly design rather than spirtual. It is often times a difficult task to deny oneself, but these days that seems to convey denying joy, peace, love and even our own emotions or opinions. This radical conceptualization of theocratic indoctrination in the name of reverence is more akin to dystopian ritualism rather than walking with the Lord through every season in our lives while also learning to sit still and behold our Lord Jesus Christ's kindness and loving embrace, that is what transforms us from glory to glory, beholding the Lord through scripture, friendship with Him and faith that God is good and vigorously defends those whom love Him. Holiness is not physical attire, nor dressing in fancy sneakers, and how somehow having lots of money is automatically an indicator of God's favor over someone, truth be told, more often than not, it's the direct opposite. Sometime in early protestant movement or rather semenary colleges, which makes use of study materials written by Dietrich Bonhoeffer in order to prepare sermons; evidently handing down the traditions of religion which have become the standard for this radical theocratic Christian Nationalist movement happening in our country since the late 1960's during the Civil Rights Movement, fermenting further into the early 1970's during the 'Roe v. Wade' induction gaining momentum through wealth and corruption ultimately leading to 2016 - Present. This attitude forcefully subjugated discipleship in Christ as some perceived persecution by privileged majority groups within American society that has wrought a sense of fearful bombardment leading to this frightfully false hysteria produced within the American Church an insecurity under the weight of our Cornerstone. I can refer to several passages which do, in fact; encourage people to, "come as you are." One specifically is in Luke, while Christ and His disciples visit Mary and Martha in their home and Martha is so consumed with organizing and cleaning, scrubbing the dishes and igniting the oven....Preparing to present herself to the Lord whilst Mary sits on the floor listening to Jesus' teachings. 'But Martha was distracted by all the preparations that had to be made. She came to him and asked, “Lord, don’t you care that my sister has left me to do the work by myself? Tell her to help me!” “Martha, Martha,” the Lord answered, “you are worried and upset about many things, but few things are needed—or indeed only one. Mary has chosen what is better, and it will not be taken away from her.” - Luke 10:38-42 God Bless you all; and no matter how full the building is, or how fancy the pews or how many likes, subscribes and followers; remember this one thing; You have chosen what is better, and it will not be taken away from you. Christ be with you.

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