Grace Church Houston

I love Grace Young Adults. Pastor Ray is not your typical pastor. He had a moment of ministration at the end of the service and told the prayer team to come up, except he got off the stage and joined the prayer team and prayed for so many people including myself. - Intimacy with Jesus is a priority here - I learn so much thought the teachings, well explained. - Worship team is amazing - Pastor Ray understands our generation without watering down the Gospel witch is rare. Only thing BAD I would have to say is that its a massive church so you need to "find your church within a church" if that makes sense.

a month ago

If your not sure where to start your journey for a relationship with Jesus, you should try this church. They are really open and welcoming from the time you walk in the door. Non-denominational and welcomes everyone. Music is contemporary and exciting. Services teach the doctrine of Jesus. Definitely enjoy worshipping here.

5 months ago

I’m writing this with a heavy heart. My wife and I have been attending Grace Church in Southeast Houston for some time now. We’ve supported the church, given our tithes, and truly believed it was a place where everyone was welcome — a place where God’s love was shared without judgment. Recently, my wife simply asked for a prayer request — for her wife. Instead of compassion, she was met with rudeness and rejection. The person she spoke to was extremely disrespectful and unkind because of our marriage. It was a moment that shattered something inside us. We walked into Grace Church believing we were part of a family. We walked out feeling humiliated and heartbroken. God’s love is for everyone, no matter who they are or who they love. To be treated as less than in a place that preaches love and grace is devastating. We’re not sharing this to attack anyone — we’re sharing it because we believe people deserve to know. Churches should be a safe place for all, especially for those seeking prayer, healing, and connection with God. No one should ever be made to feel unwelcome in His house Our hearts are broken, but our faith remains. We still believe in a loving God who embraces all His children. We just hope this opens hearts and eyes within the church community — because love, not judgment, is what truly changes lives. With deep sadness and hope for change, Celeste Baldwin

5 months ago

The church is an amazing church for the youth and people starting to grow in their walk with the Lord. They have an amazing youth night during the week and conference events that are amazing through out the year. There is English and Spanish service and they have a coffeeshop inside for a pick me up before church. The facility is always so clean and welcoming.

5 months ago

I love the church that I attend for its diversity, staff, and family friendly environment. They do a lot for the community and members. There are times that I don't agree with the sermons, but knowing that the hearts of those working there, I have learned to not take it personally. I have to be honest that sometimes you can be offended by issues that are brought up with politics, money, and lifestyles, because it comes across divisive. It can also be difficult as a black man when several situations are brought up that can offend us. All in all, I enjoy being a member here. The children's ministry is amazing. The hearts of so many people behind the scenes here make it so inviting.

5 months ago