1101 Bering Drive

Houston, Texas, 77057

281-232-0381

About The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Houston

Attending church each Sunday is a respite from fast-paced daily living. Attend church at 1101 Bering Drive to reflect, worship God, strengthen your spiritual connections, and focus on Jesus. Worship with a community of people who are trying to be more Christlike and learn from each other. There are two meetings in a two–hour time. The main meeting is called sacrament meeting. This meeting consists of songs, prayers, and sermons (or “talks”) given by different members of the congregation and take the sacrament (or Communion). In addition to sacrament meetings, there are a variety of other classes for both children and adults. There’s something for everyone from 18 months old and up! Each meets together for a lesson and discussion that is based on a different section of

3511 Yoakum Boulevard

Houston, Texas, 77006

713-526-5377

Welcome to the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral

Welcome to Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Houston, Texas. Our Cathedral is part of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, the Holy Metropolis of Denver, under the spiritual guidance of His Eminence Metropolitan Isaiah of Denver.

Annunciation parish was founded in 1917 and moved to its present site in 1952. The Orthodox Church was founded on the Feast of Pentecost in approximately 33 AD and is the original Church, the Body of Christ on earth. Please explore our website for information about the Holy Orthodox Christian faith, the celebration of services, and the ministries of the Cathedral.

Through the prayers of the Holy Fathers and of all the saints, Lord Jesus Christ our God, have mercy on us and save us!

Worship Schedule

Worship Schedule: Sunday Orthros (Morning Prayers) 8:00 AM
Sunday Divine Liturgy 9:00 AM
Sunday Church School 11:00 AM

(please check the Sunday bulletin for exceptions to this schedule) 

Hospitality and Fellowship following each Divine Liturgy in our Martel Hall.

1500 Sunset Blvd

Houston, Texas, 77005, USA

713-529-5771

At Congregation Emanu El, we strive to build a culture of Sacred Belonging where every individual feels seen, included, and valued and knows that they are created in the image of God.

We embrace the spark of the Divine in people of all ages, abilities, races, ethnic backgrounds, gender identities and expressions, and sexual orientations. We strive to offer accessible experiences by speaking to multiple learning styles and engaging families of all configurations. We joyfully invite the full participation of Jews of all backgrounds as well as interfaith and multi-heritage families.

Our community is made up of people with a broad spectrum of experiences, religious beliefs, ritual practices, and political orientations. We welcome discussion and dialogue because, at Emanu El, we believe that our diversity is an opportunity for inspired creativity.

Congregation Emanu El is a Reform synagogue affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism. The name “Emanu El” is a Hebrew phrase meaning “God be with us.” Our building and location are both tangible expressions of the vision and foresight of our founders.

2353 Rice Boulevard

Houston, Texas, 77005, USA

713-523-2864

Our Mission

Christ the King Evangelical Lutheran Church is a welcoming and inclusive community nourished by Christ in vibrant worship and committed to God’s mission of love and service, especially to the oppressed and needy.

Our Values & Beliefs

· Called by the Spirit, we honor Christ and God’s people with integrity.

· We are Christ’s Church, which exists not for itself, but for the world.

· We desire to worship regularly together so that God’s people can be nourished by Christ, develop and emerging individual and collective spiritual identity, and demonstrate the reality of God’s presence in our daily lives.

· We are centered, challenged, and motivated by Christian teachings and practices as viewed through a Lutheran perspective.

· We are Spirit-led, critical thinkers engaged in a learning journey with others.

· We honor and utilize the rich heritage of sacred music, especially emphasizing Lutheran music traditions.

· We believe it is more blessed to give than to receive.

· We welcome opportunities to serve God as a community and as individuals.

· We endeavor to know people, affirm their God-given dignity, and introduce them to Jesus Christ through acts of service so that all may grow in spiritual maturity.

· We believe we are one with all of God’s children and creation. We will collaborate with individuals, faith communities, and other organizations with shared values.

· As partners, we will engage in just relationships with other characterized by healthy boundaries, fiscal accountability, shared vision, and clear communications.

5300 Main Street

Houston, Texas, 77004, USA

713-620-6500

The History of FPC

In 2019, First Presbyterian Church of Houston celebrated its 180th anniversary. In the many years leading up to this milestone and the time since, FPC has been a community committed to following Jesus’ example of open-handed service. 

We firmly believe that God placed First Presbyterian Church here—in this growing and changing neighborhood, in the heart of this city of opportunity and innovation, to have a profound impact for the sake of the gospel. And being Here to Serve remains at the heart of our vision for the future.

Plan Your Visit

Hello! We’re glad you’re here and want to invite you to join us in worship this Sunday, either online or in person, as well as share our current discipleship offering as you explore our church community.

FPC Houston is a gospel-centered, mission-focused, intergenerational church whose mission is to carry the gospel across Houston and around the world.

We accomplish this as we GATHER together for worship and prayer, GROW together in Sunday School classes, small groups, and other discipleship offerings, and GO in service both individually and collectively, through organized mission activities, innovative ministry initiatives like Project Flourish, and the investment in new faith communities through our church planting program.

St. Paul’s United Methodist Church

5501 Main St

Houston, Texas, 77004, USA

713-528-0527

We aspire to be a cathedral for Houston that embodies its diversity, inspires faith, and leads change for the common good of all peoples and communities. In order to do this, we center ourselves around vibrant worship that moves us to Christian faith formation, mission, and hospitality for all peoples and communities.

VIBRANT WORSHIP

Each Sunday, we worship together at 8:30 and 11 am, in person and online. All worship services are in a traditional worship style with a sermon based on our scripture readings, congregational hymns, music sung by our choirs, and music played by our organists before and after. We follow the liturgical calendar of the church year with seasons of Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Holy Week, Easter and Pentecost, and celebrate Holy Communion during our services on the first Sunday of every month.

Usually once a month, on Sunday afternoons or evenings, we gather for services of Evensong that feature music sung by our choirs. Whether online or in person, we will always be happy for you to join us.

FAITH FORMATION

Growing together in community is core value at St. Paul’s, and we have opportunities to connect with each other and God for all ages and life stages. For adults we have Sunday school classes at 9:45 am. For children, we have weekly Sunday School lessons and children’s choirs. For youth, we have Sunday School, Sunday Evening activities, and other weekly gatherings.

MISSION AND HOSPITALITY

Love can be shown in a multitude of ways. Whether you have a heart for those experiencing homelessness, becoming a better steward of the Earth’s resources, or assisting in ongoing disaster recovery efforts, we would love to connect with you about our mission opportunities.

3700 Southwest Freeway

Houston, Texas, 77027, USA

713-635-4154

Be Encouraged Today

Victoria and I want to take this opportunity to tell you how grateful we are that you connected with our ministry. Our deepest desire is for you to know God personally and to experience Him every moment of every day. Your best days are ahead, and together we can impact this world with the message of God’s hope and love.

Joel Osteen

Raised in Houston, Texas, with a loving family of seven and world-renowned parents in full-time ministry, Joel Osteen never imagined that he would follow so closely in his father’s footsteps. As a young man, his training and interests were behind the scenes in television production, though he was close to his father in ministry.

“There’s no greater feeling than being able to help people rise higher and overcome something and feel better about themselves. I think that we’re all made to help others, to lift people UP.”

– JOEL OSTEEN

His father always encouraged him to preach, but Joel would politely decline time and time again until one day in October 1999 when his father was admitted to the hospital with kidney complications. Joel finally agreed to preach the next Sunday, and his father passed the following week. Joel’s first sermon was the last his father ever heard. Joel and his wife, Victoria, were suddenly thrust into full-time leadership of Lakewood Church.