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13000 Jones RdHouston, TX 77070Gathering: Sunday 9:30 AM (English Service)
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- Sunday9:30 AM · English Service
- Sunday11:00 AM · English Service
- Sunday12:30 PM · Español Service
About
Summary
The Met Church in Houston, Texas, is a vibrant, multi-generational congregation rooted in Protestant Christianity. Founded in 1965, the church emphasizes relational discipleship, biblical truth, and community service. With services at 9:30 and 11:00 AM on Sundays, plus a Spanish service at 12:30 PM, The Met offers a welcoming environment for all ages, including kids' ministry and family discipleship programs Worship times.
Details
The Met Church, established in 1965, is a Protestant congregation in Houston, Texas, dedicated to fostering meaningful relationships with God and each other. The church emphasizes relational discipleship, teaching the Bible clearly and practically, and living out faith through generosity and service About. Services are held at 9:30 and 11:00 AM on Sundays, with a Spanish service at 12:30 PM, and kids' ministry is available at all services Worship times. The Met offers a range of ministries, including family discipleship, men's and women's groups, and care ministries for those in need Ministries.
The church's facilities include a main campus at 13000 Jones Rd, Houston, TX, with additional spaces like The HUB for student activities and the Admin Office for administrative functions Address. Events such as family nights, mission trips, and community outreach programs are regularly featured Events. Newcomers are encouraged to arrive early to register children and enjoy complimentary coffee, with a welcoming atmosphere described as casual and inclusive Visit.
From Faith Near Me
The Met Church in Houston, Texas, offers a welcoming environment for families and multilingual congregations, emphasizing relational discipleship and community engagement. Its Sunday services at 9:30 and 11:00 AM, along with a Spanish service at 12:30 PM, cater to diverse needs, while facilities like The HUB and kids’ ministry areas suggest a focus on youth and fellowship. The church’s long-standing presence since 1965 and active outreach events reflect a commitment to both spiritual growth and local connection.
Pros
- Clear Sunday service times with multiple English and Spanish options
- Kids' ministry available at all services for family-friendly attendance
- Spanish service at 12:30 PM reflects multilingual accessibility
- Community events like family nights and mission trips foster connection
- Welcoming atmosphere with casual, inclusive gatherings noted
- Family discipleship programs and small groups for deeper engagement
Cons
- Care Ministries eligibility criteria not clearly communicated on the website
- Staff interactions at facilities may vary in approachability and hospitality
- Event recurrence details include long-term or ambiguous scheduling (e.g., Re:generation dates span multiple years)
- No explicit accessibility information for visitors with specific needs
- Limited guidance on how newcomers can connect beyond initial visit
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- Ariel Scotta month ago
Good church UNTIL you need help. I’ve been a member of this church since I was 12 years old. I was baptized along with my entire family here. I’ve donated and volunteered during this time. These last few years have been economically challenging. I reached out FOUR times and was denied ALL four times. I was told they do not help people in hotels. Can you believe that? A church, saying they won’t help because you’re in a hotel not a house or apartment. It’s disgusting and such a slap in the face. Yes it’s through “one need” but the Met is fully aware of what’s going on. I told them, and they said there’s nothing they can do about it. That’s a lie. This isn't how true worshipers of God act. I told them I’d be homeless (even more than I already was) and they still denied me. The one place I should’ve been able to turn to in my time of need is the same place that turned me away because of where I lived. That’s ridiculous.
- Ronnie Gatling2 months ago
Every1 claims to be for one another as brothers & sisters in Christ but if this were true why is it our state has over a million members an can i be honest? I dont feel no love like we have mega churches with the numbers idk who u think is in charge of these numbers but them my brothers an sisters an its my responsability to protect them yes over " the ones who truly believe " i lay claim to our army im not the leader but like an advisor im a servant u dont want what im saying because i know yall r about to take offense yeah first is last its a great burden but its worth it first is last to protect & serve dont go trippin on me like u couldent handle it so sitt chill imma read you a story "your choice , romans or acts ? Lickin the tip of my finger like drew brees playin football ok ladies & gentlemen i like fairy tales an princesses & magical kingdoms so its a story with a twist an all of u can be my characters yeah :) get confy while we pass snacks & juice around , dim the lights because what your about to hear is pure magic man i dont even wear glasses can i borrow one of your glasses yeah in heaven jesus is going to read us stories sit in a circle in heaven my job be like getting u all settled down expecially the younger ones ! A servant foureal in heaven we come last everything i ask or wish is granted in advance i got yall were gonna play kickball & hide & seek last 1 picked gos first & jesus on their team ring around the rosy pocket full of posies were gonna play like nothing serious or stressful at all :) firework shows an sing alongs , all r welcome in my sandbox " you must become like children to enter my kingdom dont ever let the child within di3 ur living on earthly terms all were gonna do is play an worship god an enjoy one another thats it but guess what? U want a flying red carpet yeah its been granted :) u tell the tree to move an it will listen your every last request granted i got a kickball that folllows me around everywhere ! Were not going ti be driving no lambos or playing with technolpgy theres none at all no internet say a song it will play u dont need it , no weapons, no fighting were going to have fun 24/7 if u aint down to play u aint going to heaven no video games , tell that carpet what u want it to do i guarantee u it listens better then any video game none yes theirs animals an water not a car 1 in heaven imagine that? No doors or locks to all our members i lay claim to our churches know why? U aint feeding my babies deciet or lies im protective an i take offense! Their leading us to the slaughter an i warned u when u gather up united im walking the other way Jesus said im an individual made unique all of you right? Why would he want us to be of 1 mind? Jesus welcomes gentle truths from everyone you have a voice he likes variety of one mind meaning we love him with all our heart & 1 another dont murder or steal , like lust for example yp my god asked me what my intent was & know his response ? He said thats why i made women last i saved the best ,if ur hearts in the right place he aint never tell me im doing wrong an all pf u can voice or feel different he said ronnie u answer to me thats not a sin based on the heart he made u beautiful ladies i aint feeling bad nor allowing anyone but god to tell me how i should feel ! Like gays aye JESUS TOLD US that being straight or gay was not your choice an that u are not judged for it , or marriage yo we say I do your locked in for the rest of ur life unto d3ath ! also women r equals u dont have tksubmit to no husband unless hes submitting to u also as a team ! God never said once women werent equals or couldent be pastors or whatever have u talked to god ? Or did the bible or someone else voice that to u? Who told u ? Just like the fear of god see once reborn we gradually fall in line with his will , im not afraid because i do no bad yes i sin but i always apolpgize an he knowz my heart hes daddy i talk 2 him identically as i just typed this message pick me up daddy hahah dead serious he does want us to not curse for example but its not a sin
- Ally6 months ago
I loved everything about this church when I used to live in Houston . They made my horrific life at home bearable by letting me volunteer on Sundays. I found so much love for Jesus all around this church . Thanks for praying for me . It worked . I left my very abusive husband and violent home life to follow GOD and a new life . I live in Flagstaff now with a wonderful and caring man and my ever faithful dog Zoey . I love you all ! Have a blessed day 😇
- Roxy Rosales6 months ago
They have a service in Spanish at 12:30 am Sundays !!!! Beautiful service and The presence of The Lord is There , that’s very important for Me to take my kids to hears the word of God.
- Lissette Nava4 months ago
I love this place!! I invite you to check it out. You won't regret it.
- Derek Agosto11 months ago
My journey with The Met Church has been nothing short of life-changing. I first walked through their doors feeling a bit lost and uncertain, and I honestly wasn't sure what to expect. What I found was a community that immediately made me feel seen and welcomed, not just as a visitor, but as part of a family. The sense of belonging here is something special. The small groups and volunteer teams aren't just an add-on; they're the heart of the church. It's in these smaller settings that I've built some of my deepest friendships, found people who genuinely care about me and my family, and been able to share in both the joys and challenges of life. The messages from the pastors are what really anchor my week. They are incredibly relevant and relatable, taking complex biblical truths and making them understandable and applicable to my everyday life. I've been challenged to grow, to think differently, and to find a deeper purpose in my work and relationships. It’s not just a feel-good message; it's a call to action that inspires me to be a better person. This church has truly been instrumental in helping me navigate some of the toughest seasons of my life. It has given me a foundation of faith that I can lean on, a sense of hope that is unwavering, and a community that has walked with me every step of the way. I'm so grateful for The Met Church and the incredible impact it has had on my life. It's more than a church; it's a home.
- Daniel Priceless8 months ago
I visited The Hub for the first time this past Saturday to watch my nephew play flag football. I was told that if I needed a restroom, I could go into the large building. When I went inside, I saw a restroom across the room, but before I could even reach it, I was abruptly stopped by a staff member named Sara Marion, who aggressively told me I couldn’t use those restrooms and pointed me elsewhere. Her tone and attitude were completely uncalled for, especially for someone representing a church. I honestly couldn’t believe a church would employ someone who treats people that way. When I told my family what happened, they weren’t surprised. They mentioned this season has been full of issues, poor communication, disorganization, and a general lack of friendliness from those running the league. It’s disappointing to see a church-run program reflect this kind of behavior. My family said they’re just glad today was the last game. I’d strongly recommend looking elsewhere for a more organized and welcoming league experience.
- Brian Hayesa year ago
My wife and I started attending here about a month ago. We come from different backgrounds with our church involvement, so we were searching for something both of us could get traction with, but the Met is one of those places that anyone can go and have a great experience. The new member reception, the music ministry, the lighting, the message, the cultural diversity in the body, and so much more just hit the right mark. The Met just seems to get everything right. We are officially joining soon.
- Floyd Stubblefield IIIa year ago
The MET is the kind of church where your whole family can plug in. The kids’ and student ministries are amazing — they’re not just babysitting or killing time. The team pours into these kids, teaches them the Bible in a way they can understand, and makes it fun. As a parent, it means a lot to know my kids are learning and feeling loved while I’m in service.
- Monique33a year ago
I’ve gone to The Met a few times. I’ve always liked the service and the atmosphere. I did call about a personal situation, I was prayed for, a blessing, but it was kind of a matter of fact. Not everyone has gripping compassion. We look at the church and pastors/ staff , as God, but they are not. They are only people, just humans. Not everyone in church , is a Christian. Not everyone on stage , was called. We have to give grace and have understanding, that we are all trying to figure it out. Pray for your pastor, the staff and the other people, in church. The focus is God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit.
Services and facilities
Services
- Kids Ministry
- Family Discipleship
- Met Men
- Met Women
- Met Ya
- Care Ministries
- Missions
- Worship Team
- Small Groups
Facilities
- Main Campus
- The Hub (Student Building)
- Admin Office
- Kids' Ministry Areas
- Flag Football And Cheerleading Facilities
Events and programs
Your Part Matters Sermon Series
July 19, 9:30 am - August 9, 11:00 am
A sermon series focusing on the importance of individual roles within the church community.
Family Night of Worship
August 5, 6:30 pm
A special evening event for families to experience worship together.
Kids Sports Camp
August 3 - 7
A summer camp for children featuring sports and activities.
First Wednesday Meals
August 5, 5:30 pm - December 2, 6:15 pm
Monthly community meals open to all.
Re:generation
August 6, 2026, 6:30 pm - September 2, 2027, 8:30 pm
A series of events aimed at engaging young adults.
Baptism Sunday
August 30, 9:30 - 11:00 am
A special service for baptisms.
Michael Jr.’s Funny How Marriage Works Tour
August 30, 7:00 - 9:00 pm
A comedy and marriage-themed event featuring Michael Jr.
Flag Football and Cheerleading
August 31 - November 14
Seasonal sports events for the community.
Man Up Nights
September 2, 6:30 pm - December 2
Events for men to connect and grow in faith.
Flourish – Gathering for Women
September 2, 6:30 pm - December 2
A series of events for women to connect and grow in faith.
GriefShare
September 3, 6:30 pm - December 3, 8:30 pm
A support group for those dealing with grief.
Merge Class
September 3, 6:30 pm - October 22, 8:30 pm
A class for new members to learn about the church.
Women’s Bible Study
September 9, 9:30 am - November 4, 11:30 am
A Bible study group for women.
Germany Mission Trip
September 13 - 21
A mission trip to Germany.
Christine D’ Clario Event
September 19, 7:00 pm
A special event featuring Christine D’ Clario.
ESL Classes
September 21, 2026, 9:30 am - May 3, 2027, 6:30 pm
English as a Second Language classes.
Membership Class
September 27, 12:30 - 2:00 pm
A class for new members to learn about the church.
Guatemala Mission Trip
September 29 - October 6
A mission trip to Guatemala.
Following Jesus: Foundations of Prayer
October 18, 9:30 am - November 15, 10:30 am
A class on the foundations of prayer.
Biltmore Estate & Asheville, NC Bus Trip
October 19 - 24
A bus trip to Biltmore Estate and Asheville, NC.
Preschool Playdate – Pumpkin Patch
October 24, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
A playdate for preschoolers with a pumpkin patch theme.
CFISD Volunteer Orientation
November 1, 12:30 - 2:00 pm
An orientation for volunteers with CFISD.
Senior Adult Potluck – November
November 10, 6:00 - 8:00 pm
A potluck event for senior adults.
Lysa TerKeurst and Tasha Layton Event
November 17, 7:00 pm
A special event featuring Lysa TerKeurst and Tasha Layton.
Baptism Sunday
November 29, 9:30 - 11:00 am
A special service for baptisms.
Connect
- aneely@themet.church
- Contact page
- Open contact page

