The Family Church - McAllen (TX)

5 /5 Monica Tijerina: My son is so happy and looks forward to any event or service. We are proud to share our joy to the world. Stop by and worship with us. One prayer changed our lives.

5 /5 albino Tijerina: I feel at home and so welcome at our new church. My son and I have jumped in with both feet and have never been happier or more fulfilled being of service and attending to be closer to Abba. Thank you Danae, Elizabeth, Sophia and everyone there! The new beginners class this past Sunday was awesome!! I highly recommend everyone and anyone to join us. We are family!!

5 /5 ed villarreal: The Family Church is truly a blessing to our community and to my family. From the moment you walk through the doors, you feel the warmth, love, and genuine care of the people who make up this incredible church family. The atmosphere is welcoming, and it’s clear that everyone is passionate about glorifying God and serving others. The messages are grounded in Scripture, thought-provoking, and delivered in a way that encourages growth and inspires action. The worship is powerful and heartfelt, creating a space where you can feel the presence of the Lord. What stands out the most is how much The Family Church focuses on building relationships – with God and with each other. They also have amazing programs for all ages, from children to adults, making it easy for the entire family to feel connected and engaged. The leaders and volunteers do an outstanding job of fostering community and providing opportunities to grow in faith. If you’re looking for a church home where you can grow spiritually, find meaningful connections, and experience the love of Christ, I wholeheartedly recommend The Family Church. It’s more than just a church – it’s truly a family.

1 /5 Shelby Barrozo: Went to TFC as we are looking to find a new church since recently moving to the area. Worship was great and we had really high hopes. “Sermon” was surface level, charismatic and lacked biblical backing. Had one bible verse and the rest was just the pastor’s testimony (ie: a man in his church having a heart attack and coming back to life after being pronounced dead because of his prayer). Kept mentioning “God’s power” but seemed more focused on himself. We left before it ended and won’t be going back.

1 /5 Lyanna Lynette: I used to rave about this church so much but we had to stop going because we ended up moving and it was too far from where we lived. I attended sisterhood night at Palm Valley Church in Edinburgh last week and realized how much I missed having that connection to God and attending church. I remembered how much my family and I loved attending TFC in Mcallen and remembered that they had online services. This morning I woke up my entire family and put their online service on YouTube to stream from home and it was a complete disappointment. I felt like I was attending a political event and that was only the first five minutes of his sermon. I grew up in a Christian household and attending a non-denominational church my entire life. Milton talks about worldly things his first five minutes of the sermon and not even about God. Politics have no business at the pulpit no matter what side you vote for.