Keystone Church

For the past month, our family has been seeking God's leadership in finding a new church home. Today (technically yesterday), we visited Keystone Church in Keller, Texas. It's been in existence for about 10 months, has upwards of 250 members and meets in Hillwood Middle School. Since we just left a well-established church after 15 years, a brand new "church upstart" on the innovative edge and in the middle of exploding suburban developments is really something to behold. There is a fresh energy, exciting worship, and Biblical preaching by Pastor Dr. Brandon Thomas that is so relevant to the young married couples and families who attend. This place is definitely worth a second look.

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Anonymous said…
That's exciting, Stuart! I was involved with a fairly new church that met in a middle school. It's been 4 years ago now since we started going there and after a year, we moved away. That church was seriously the most difficult thing to leave behind. We easily left every other aspect of our lives without looking back. That church still holds a special place in my heart. They are now beginning to build their own building, so they are still growing. Going to that church seriously renewed my walk with Christ, gave me a new perspective and I have actually been pondering a post about that, so hopefully soon I will get it done.
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