Peace Church Pearland - Pearland (TX)

5 /5 Alex Trevino: First time there it felt like we were home. Love that they have a early traditional service and a later contemporary service . If you are looking to join a church that fulfills its duty of service to their fellow man and community , then this is your home

5 /5 Beth Croix: Peace Church is a warm, welcoming community of Christian believers whom I am blessed to call my church family. It is a small, family style, environment where visitors are always welcome and children are valued. I love the mission driven focus of this church, which is so important to me. I appreciate the relatively traditional early service at 9:00, however for more contemporary folks there is an 11:15 option. I also LOVE the Bible study groups, where my faith grows through participant discussions of Bible passages and concepts.

5 /5 Robert Beaty: We moved to Pearland in 2011 and immediately started surfing local denominational churches we had previous experience with but didnt find the right fit until we were told of Peace Church by a pastor that could be considered as the competition if such existed in the church. We determined that the search was over on our first visit and pursued membership within a month of first service. If youre looking to experience and share the love of God and people without being judged or smothered this may be the right fit for you as well. Blessings

5 /5 Phyllis Herrington: Fantastic growing church that gets involved with the community! Has a compassionate pastor who delivers great sermons and a loving, caring congregation. If youre looking for a church home, check Peace out!!!

5 /5 Q Dahl: I came here mainly to listen to my 2nd cousin Scott do the service. I wanted to see what kind of church he had. I found it to be most interesting and much better than the churches I attended as a child. There is music, prayer, sometimes a movie, his words for the day, and the audience gets to talk as well. I thoroughly enjoy some of his sermons and attend when its to my liking. I live in WA so cannot attend except through the internet. And, of course, a bit later than everyone else. I would recommend people to at least listen once or twice to his sermons if one is religious.