Shoreline Church | North Campus - Austin (TX)

2 /5 Eric Maina: I visited Shoreline Church in early February 2025 with high hopes. The church has a diverse community, engaging preaching, and a fun kids play area with a slide. I really wanted to like it. But my experience with the kids service was disappointing enough that it became my first and last visit. The first thing you notice when you enter the child care center is the sound of crying children. That alone isn’t necessarily a red flag—kids take time to adjust—but what stood out was the lack of adult intervention. When I picked up my 3-year-old, I found out he had been crying for over an hour and he rarely cries especially for such a long time. Despite providing my contact information, no one reached out. That was concerning. The kids’ area seemed to be run mostly by older kids, which isn’t necessarily a problem if there is proper supervision or if they are trained to handle upset children. But it was clear that wasn’t the case. Meanwhile, there were plenty of adults at the church entrance, welcoming newcomers, guiding them through sign-ups, and making sure the visitor experience was smooth—an efficient church funnel. But why not place more of those adults in the child care center, preferably ones who actually enjoy working with kids? After my visit, Jonathan from Shoreline Family Ministries reached out, and I shared my concerns. He assured me he would look into it and follow up. That was back in early February. As of writing this, I have heard nothing. It’s clear they don’t take these concerns seriously. The initial outreach was just a formality—an effort to win over newcomers, not to genuinely address feedback. This was disappointing because the church has potential. It offers many activities and a welcoming environment. But when a church’s child care service fails at the most basic level—ensuring kids feel safe and cared for—it’s a deal-breaker.

1 /5 DIANA ALVAREZ: There are a lot of passionate people at this church. With everything going on in our world today, I feel like the messages were superficial. They did not speak enough about loving your neighbors, having compassion for the poor, the weak, and those different from you. I’m not sure that some people in service know the meaning of a refugee. Ultimately their message did not align with my core beliefs and values. I enjoyed my time there as they have good people. I stopped attending after I once stood in service behind a family of 3 wearing t-shirts expressing their “dislike for foreigners”.

4 /5 Travis: I will preface this with the fact that I have not attended any service or been apart of this church, I am merely going off of what I experienced at my brothers graduation ceremony. The building is absolutely beautiful and the AC worked well, and the design of the auditorium allowed for you to see the stage and/or screens with ease. The only complaint that I had was that the seats are not fat people friendly, with tight seats like that at least give the option to lift up the arm rest.

5 /5 Leticia Gonzales-Medina: I love attending Sisterhood Women’s Bible Study and CR at Shoreline each week. They have a wonderful, caring and inviting fellowship of Men & Women of all ages— I feel so loved here and am so grateful to God for all of my many friends here. I live in Georgetown Tx and attend my home Church North Way Bible in Leander for growth, fellowship and serving Jesus our Lord.

5 /5 Andrew Smith: Shoreline Church is a welcoming, vibrant community that truly lives out its mission to love God and love people. From the moment you walk through the doors, you’re greeted with warmth and a genuine sense of belonging. The worship experience is powerful and uplifting, with a talented team that leads with passion and sincerity. The messages are biblically grounded, relevant, and inspiring—Pastor Kevin brings clarity, wisdom, and a heartfelt connection to everyday life through his teachings. What makes Shoreline stand out is its commitment to community. Whether you’re new to faith or have been walking with God for years, there’s a place for you here. Small groups, volunteer opportunities, and outreach programs make it easy to get involved and grow spiritually and relationally. The church also offers excellent programs for kids and youth, helping families feel supported and engaged. The environment is diverse and inclusive, reflecting the heart of a church that’s truly for everyone. Whether you attend in person or join online, you can feel the love, encouragement, and authenticity that defines Shoreline. If you’re looking for a church home that values connection, purpose, and the transforming power of God, Shoreline Church is a wonderful place to be.