The Vineyard Church - Stafford (TX)

1 /5 Lorraine Richard: They are not good Christian people. I came asking for help with food and housing resources. They gave me some old outdated food. Another day they seem me sleeping in my car and ask me to leave and called the police on me. This is not the example of Christian people. I was actually thinking of attending once I get myself together but I see they kick a person when there down and shows no remorse. Im posting this for the sake of others who maybe going through.....please do not come here for help

5 /5 Abigail Olds: Ive been going to The Vineyard for almost a year now and absolutely love it! Everyone is so welcoming and I really feel a sense of belonging here. I love each and every pastor and also love that the church prioritizes serving the community! As someone who has experienced her fair share of church hurt, this place has been a safe place to heal and grow. If you are looking for a church home, I would definitely encourage you to check this church out!

1 /5 Tt T: I attended this church for 5 months. It was the lowest point of my life. I was laid off for the 4th time, and was feeling hopelessness, despair and anxiety. Yet in this church, everyone was enjoying the good life and flaunting it. They are energized and praising God profusely because they didnt experience suffering (let alone 4 layoffs). I felt so alone in my suffering. No one helped. The most I got was Rachel Connor telling me shes so sorry I lost my job. While many people were hurting a lot from the hurricane, she was flaunting her good life because she didnt suffer at all. She recently became Associate Pastor of the church despite having no formal training and isnt ordained. But she acts like a Maya Angelou wannabe. I guess having the right style is all it takes to be a pastor of this church. Sadly, some people are put on this Earth to suffer so that Vineyard Christians like Rachel dont have to. This church is not the place for the suffering.

5 /5 Robert Palacios: For me this Church has given me new life! Was a Catholic all my life all heard was dig deeper for more money in the basket the Preaches never got to know my name and when i needed help i had to make an appointment. When i as a question it was always never a good time! I get hugs at the Vineyard i get told i am loved and some will stop and pray for me! How awesome is that. Thank you 12 yrs there

1 /5 Hart Richard: An extravagant church with extravagant people, extravagant lifestyles, extravagant pleasantries, extravagant music and extravagant worship services. One must have multiple talents, extravagant and enjoy rock concerts to thrive. All of the pastors are musically talented and they perform regularly every Sunday. You wont see or hear any sign of burden, grief, pain, poverty or destitution. That is why Hurricane Harvey hurt others but not this church nor any of its congregation. The closest thing to adversity seen in this church is the miscarriage of Pastor Reagan and Deanna Waggoners baby some years ago. Hardly an adversity given that Reagan isnt sterile and Deannas still fertile. They can make as many babies as they like. Pastor Jimmy John Morris hates hymns. He does quote them - such as the entire verse and chorus of "It is Well With My Soul" - in his sermons, but simply refuses to sing them. I guess they are beneath his hard-rock pedigree. His sermons are all over the map, without focus or depth. But for this congregation, hes an extravagant fit. Rachel Connor loves to talk about how extravagant her life is, with nary a difficulty. That is why she can only offer no more than mere apologies ("Im sorry about...") when someone shares about his/her own struggles or setbacks. A person without legs does not have to apologize for someone elses experience of being without legs. If you dont have a lot to show for, this church isnt for you. Youre better off elsewhere either in another church or no church at all.