Fellowship of the Nations

Friendly people, good sermon messages..The main sanctuary service is presented from 10:30am to Noon... There is also a large separate sanctuary to the left of the main sanctuary glass doors, that is a Spanish speaking service....

6 years ago

It is a pleasure to express my gratitude for the warm welcome we received at this church. My children and I are delighted to become members of the church community and we greatly appreciate the pastor's guidance. We look forward to our baptism and to making this church our new spiritual home.

2 years ago

Several years ago, while living/working in Houston, our daughter became a member of this church. Our family visited twice…met the Pastor & wife (whom were very kind & approachable). The Word of God was preached simply, yet powerfully by the Pastor, and later, his son. The Praise & Worship was awesome! Our daughter still 4-5 yrs later, communicates with the Pastor, wife & others; even though her job moved her to Ft Worth, and now to Austin.

a year ago

Today was my first experience at Fellowship of the Nations and I must say that it was a blessing. I will be returning to this church. The spirit of God and the love was all around my children and I. The pastor and his wife are so beautiful and blessed. Everyone welcomed me and my children with open and loving arms. It has been over 4 years since I been in church and I received the word that Pastor Johnny taught. Thank you Jesus.

3 years ago

I would like to say I had the same experience as everyone else on here, but I didn’t. I visited today, 9/29/19 and I would like to start by saying that from the time I got there I felt like I was out of place. For one, a certain young lady kept rolling her eyes at me in the parking lot for reasons unknown to me. When I got to the foyer I was looking for the sanctuary and accidentally made eye contact with another lady who also rolled her eyes, then I made it to the sanctuary. The lady standing at the door was kind, but ironically she looked “similar” to me. Oh yea, a gentleman who was also similar to me was polite as well. Then, it comes time for the offering and when the female usher got to me I smiled to greet her and she smiled back but at the same time she looked at me kinda strange and bypassed me without even giving me the offering bucket. I did notice diversity there but most people seem to cling to people who are similar to them. Being that this was my first time there I don’t know if this is always the case. However, I did enjoy the sermon ! It was very comprehensive and informative. The pastor seems very kind and down to earth and for that reason I would probably return. Besides, I came to praise God not to be approved by people. However, I do feel that it’s the “holier than thou” Christians that look down their noses at people because they look different or for whatever reason that makes people not want to come to church. We are supposed to be “fishers of men” but that kind of behavior turns people away. I thought church was the one place that anybody could go to and receive love. As Christians, we are a reflection of our Heavenly Father and we are commanded to walk in love. I never imagined that I would feel so uninvited and unwelcome in my Father’s home.

6 years ago