Watermark Community Church

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About

• Eve★☆☆☆☆2 weeks ago

  I am not shocked to know I was not the only believer rejected of being baptized in the name of Jesus because in their eyes I was a “sinner” living with my fiance before actually being married by the court of law. My new church in Cedar Hill named Trinity Church, welcomed me and my family with open arms and open hearts without judgment and sent all of 4 us (Husband, me and 2 children) an INVITATION to be baptized without a QUESTIONNAIRE nor an interrogation!! I’ve come to realize Watermark is not truly the welcoming, loving church they claim to be. They make it about their rules and qualifications instead of our One on One personal relationship with our Savior Jesus. Who are they to tell me I can’t be baptized because I am living in sin?

• justin carpenter★★★★★a year ago

  Honestly not a place I would tend to leave a review but was in town for work and stopped here often as it was in close proximity. Beautiful well cared for grounds and architecture. Great work space and coffee shop. From staff to what they do I was all pleasant to surprised. If it’s not your thing don’t worry but worth a peak for sure! Cheers !!

• Robert Salinas★★★★☆4 months ago

  I enjoy this church a lot. Most of the pastors and what they teach are great; they make things understandable, relatable, and enjoyable. However, I wish there were fewer arrogant people and staff, but people like that are everywhere. But overall it’s a great place to learn and grow in faith as a Christian.

• G Solly★★★★★7 months ago

  My wife and I visited while we were in Dallas and we enjoyed worshiping God here. The Gospel was preached and I enjoyed hearing it. We spoke with someone at the welcome desk, but unfortunately I do not remember his name. He was very helpful and answered so many questions. This is likely to be our home church when we move to Dallas next summer.

• Hannah Fisher★★★★★5 months ago

  Adore this place. Have been attending since 2017 when I discovered the Porch and have member now for years. Love the teaching style -- TA has been a huge blessing to this church. I've enjoyed my time in community groups as well as different classes offered, whether you attend Watermark or not. Certainly not the stereotypical Megachurch we all think of. Highly recommend if you are searching for a church home.

• Brian Slater★★★★★a year ago

  Yes, it's a mega church, BUT I always feel welcome. Their leadership is refreshing and God honoring; their messages will challenge you and encourage you; and their worship is Christ centered. They have a connect center where you can get plugged into a small group and find community. They also have a ministry for young adults called The Porch that meets every Tuesday night at 7pm. They have a small "coffee shop" that's open throughout the week in the main lobby. Great place to hang out.

• Paul Charles★★★★★2 months ago

  I love this church. Been coming here for 7 years and God has done an amazing work in me and others lives here. Spirit-filled staff and uncompromising theology. Recommend!

• Kendra Greene★★★★★a month ago

  Staff and volunteers are welcoming and intentional, creating a sense of ease upon arrival. The environment is well-organized and aesthetically structured for large gatherings. There’s a strong emphasis on care, connection, and consistency.

• Sanjay Gupta★★★★★7 months ago

  Last year same time I attended Christmas Eve service at the church, vibes, presentation, crowd and the feel was truly amazing . Happily attended with my daughter on 24:12:24 Excited to be there tomorrow with my family

• Lauren Castro★☆☆☆☆6 months ago

  I was deeply involved in multiple ministries / programs here (including new moms’ groups, marriage ministry, community groups, mentor couple, and serving). I was also a “member”. My experience was that individuals placed in counseling type and leadership roles were not correctly trained or equipped for the level of influence they exercised. When I later needed help going through my divorce and intense custody battle as a SAHM to a young child, the same people who had encouraged and subtly required deep personal disclosure were no longer present or supportive or willing to help. I also raised concerns about unbiblical and harmful teachings, , including books in community group which included messages that minimize women’s agency and safety. Such as “Married Sex” where the author likens turning down your husband’s sex “needs” to not feeding a hungry newborn at night. Attempts to discuss these concerns respectfully were met with dismissal and accusation. If you are in a harmful marriage or experiencing any form of abuse, please be careful. Marriage is a covenant between two people, and it takes only one person to break it. Harm can take many forms, including financial control, sexual coercion, physical, emotional, or spiritual. Please be cautious of any organization - claiming to be the church or otherwise - that minimizes these realities. Churches that prioritize preserving “marriage” over the spiritual, mental, emotional, physical, financial safety of women and children can cause serious harm. I share this in the hope of protecting others.

Services and facilities

Events and programs

• re|engage

  ongoing

  A safe place for couples to grow in their marriage through stories of grace, teaching, and small groups.

• The Porch

  weekly

  Ministry for young adults that meets every Tuesday night at 7pm.

• Great Questions

  Ministry for those exploring the Christian faith and asking questions