WillowCreek Fellowship - Plano (TX)

2 /5 William B: Went to food bank here to pick up food and the guy in charge of loading up has been a few times a smart butt thats the best way i can say it

5 /5 Gina Ramirez: I really enjoy going there and the people are so nice. I volunteer in the food pantry. We always have a big crowd. It makes me feel good that I was able to help them. We help all kinds of people with different situations, you can be homeless at the time or handicapped or you may have a big family, or be between jobs so every little bit helps. God is good and he will always help his children. Thank you Jesus!!!

1 /5 Deon Johnson: Never seen A church turn A Family around at A Food Bank until I pulled up here one Tuesday. Snobby and entitled volunteers that don’t really want to help people in need.They just want to put on A facade like their doing A Good deed for the community when there’re really not. God Bless the congregation that attends this Church. If I need meet certain requirements to attend A food bank then I’m really not giving out of the kindness of my heart. God knows All and Sees All, and he does not like ugly…

5 /5 Charles Williams: Pastor and leadership team have really create a loving Christlike environment. A light and refuge that loves and serves the community. Brother in Christ, Elton Drake is genuine and devoted to God, family and serving the youths.

3 /5 wendy shinsky: I used to attend this church for many years with my children. Roy Frady was the pastor then and per their website still is. Unfortunately it was not as spritually fullfilling as we had hoped. I am praying things have changed over the years for the better. The pastor Roy Frady was more concerned about telling us about his past acting days etc within his sermon that you heard more about him than God. The congregation were always friendly, loving and open which is why we started there. They built a gym for the kids then griped and even angered at timrs the kids were Supposed to be getting to use it. It kept looking like they were really youth driven and being a single mom, I really needed the extra spritual opportunities for them. Unfortunately the church was set in its OLD way of doing things, not allowing the kids to thrive and be happy there. The long term members talked a good talk but really wouldnt embrace change to make it the awesome church it Could have been. Very sad. Give it a try, it might have changed. God may have touched their hearts in ways to make it a truely loving, spirit filled church with youngsters more a priority.