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The Worship Place - Sun City Campus

Georgetown, TX

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811 Sun City BoulevardGeorgetown, TX 78633

Gathering: Sunday 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM (Bible Study)

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Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday9:00 AM - 10:00 AM · Bible Study
  • Sunday10:00 AM · Worship Service

About

Summary

The Worship Place in Georgetown, Texas, is a Christ-centered interdenominational church serving the Sun City community. With a focus on senior adults, the church offers traditional, contemporary, and traditional blend worship services. The congregation emphasizes biblical teaching, genuine worship, and sacrificial mission, welcoming visitors with friendly and encouraging members.

Details

The Worship Place in Georgetown, Texas, is a Christ-centered interdenominational church serving the Sun City community. The church is dedicated to making 3,000 disciples to serve every neighborhood in Sun City. It offers a variety of worship services, including traditional, contemporary, and traditional blend, catering to different preferences. The church emphasizes biblical teaching, genuine worship, and sacrificial mission, with a focus on senior adults and their families. The congregation is known for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, with visitors often noting the warm and encouraging environment.

The church provides ample parking, including spaces for those with mobility challenges, and offers a range of ministries and support groups. These include men's and women's ministries, caring ministries, and programs for dementia caregivers. The church also hosts various events, such as Bible studies, prayer groups, and community outreach initiatives. The campus features facilities like a sanctuary, parking areas, and a golf cart corral. Newcomers are encouraged to attend any service and participate in the church's activities, which aim to foster a sense of community and spiritual growth.

From Faith Near Me

The Worship Place - Sun City Campus in Georgetown, TX, offers a welcoming environment for seniors and families, with traditional and contemporary worship options. Visitors can expect friendly members, clear biblical teaching, and a range of ministries tailored to community needs.

Pros

  • Welcoming and encouraging atmosphere for newcomers
  • Traditional, contemporary, and blended worship service styles
  • Ministries for seniors, families, and caregivers
  • Accessible parking and facilities for mobility needs
  • Active community outreach and events
  • Clear service times listed for Bible study and worship

Cons

  • Website information may not reflect recent changes, as noted in some visitor feedback
  • Limited details on children's programming specifics beyond general availability

Reviews from around the web

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  • David Ritchey7 months ago

    The Worship Place in Sun City is a Godly non-demonational church to share God's word. The members are very friendly and encouraging to those in attendance.

  • LAURA GARZA6 years ago

    They had a beautiful Christmas service with a choir & orchestra. I plan to attend service there again, when I visit my sister.

  • john roush5 years ago

    Truly a house of God, the message, music, and Congregation are just the best. Two campuses, one with a traditional service and the other a Praise and Worship service provide worship to your preference. Our Pastors preach from the Holy Bible and are outstanding in deliverance of the Word. Give the Church a try, you won't be disappointed. God bless all who read this review.

  • DATA2 years ago

    Much admiration and respect for Pastor John Beukema. I have learned so much listening to the sermons he gives each week. Excellent interpretation of the Bible mixed with application to real world events. Thank you!

  • John English9 years ago

    I have never felt more unwelcome anywhere in my life, much less a church. Worship Place is not a welcome place. First, I understand that this church is in Sun City Georgetown and primarily serves retirees and senior citizens, but you would think those people have families who would regularly visit with them. So when I showed up with wife and baby in tow, I already expected to have the only child in the building. I certainly did not expect the coldness and even outright hatefulness we experienced. The sermon was watered down fluff, but again to be fair, this is an interdenominational church more concerned about not offending anyone and trying to appeal to a wide range of theologies. So I took it with the audience in mind. The audience at Worship Place, however, was the problem. When we walked in no one bothered to welcome us. When we were discussing where to sit to be least disruptive if we had to take the baby out, a man approached us and suggested we go to their other campus. The service was already starting at this point. When I explained to him that we were visiting with my parents, he went away, but I've never had a parishioner approach me and suggest that I leave and go to another church before. On the way out, one sweet lady did say, 'Oh, it's been so long since we've had a baby here!' with genuine warmth. But this experience was immediately negated by a man yelling, 'Ma'am could you move please?' at my wife so a lady with a walker could walk where she was walking toward the door. Seriously? There was room to go around and everyone was moving the same direction toward the door. You feel the need to yell at my wife in church and push through because... what? You're really that much more important than me? None of us are perfect, but this Worship Place in Sun City Georgetown is COLD. Very unforgiving and unwelcoming. My parents are going to find another church and we won't ever, ever be back. If you have a family that you want to visit with you, stay clear. It came across as a hateful mob of bitter old men and women, not a welcome and loving congregation. You can find a much warmer and more welcoming congregation than Worship Place in Sun City anywhere.

  • Connie Ulland5 years ago

    The pastors provide so much teaching that meets my spiritual needs and growth. Many women's ministries that are easy to get involved with. Contemporary and traditional services.

  • Ts Lee3 years ago

    Looks like their website has not been updated for a while. I was told that since Covid, there is no more 9 am and 11 am worship hours. There is only a 10 am worship. There is a 9 am Bible Study session.

  • Sherry McNeil9 years ago

    TWP Sun City campus is a loving, warm, church that is Bible based. Kids are a delight to have visit. TWP Rocky Hollow Campus has children's facilities and children Bible programs. Dr Kelly Barnett is a fabulous preacher of the Bible at both campuses.

  • Lee Ferrell8 years ago

    Very friendly congregation, made our visit a great experience. Pastors message was inspired and the sprint of Christ was evident.

  • Mike Dunn10 months ago

    Great church. Wonderful preaching. Very friendly.

Services and facilities

Services

  • Men'S Ministry
  • Women'S Ministry
  • Caring Ministries
  • Bible Studies
  • Prayer Groups
  • Dementia Caregivers' Support Group
  • Ministry Of Hope Support Group

Facilities

  • Sanctuary
  • Parking
  • Golf Cart Corral
  • Close-In Parking Spaces For Mobility Challenges
  • Children'S Facilities
  • Children'S Bible Programs

Events and programs

  • Men's Ministry Breakfast

    August 4, 2026

    Men's Ministry

  • August Starting Point Membership Evening

    August 10, 2026

    Sun City Campus

  • Veterans Fellowship

    August 17, 2026

    Caring Ministries

  • Senior Adult Vacation Bible School

    August 24, 2026

  • Senior Adult Vacation Bible School

    August 31, 2026

  • Men's Ministry Breakfast

    September 1, 2026

    Men's Ministry

  • Fall WOW Bible Study - THE GOD YOU NEED TO KNOW

    September 8, 2026

    Bible Studies

  • GriefShare Seminar Series

    September 8, 2026

    Caring Ministries Sun City Campus

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