The Church on the Square - Georgetown (TX)

5 /5 yvette Schultz: The preaching at this church is the robust and meaty Truth. No watered down gospel there.

1 /5 James Williams: Very saddened to read in The Sun about the hateful stances taken by the pastor of this church against the LGBTQ+ community and the beautiful, welcoming mural in our city. I cant think of anything more diametrically opposed to the Gospels than evangelizing hatred towards a community that is already marginalized for being who God created them to be. Praying that the love, grace, and warm embrace of Jesus will overpower this pastors stance of fear, hatred, and destruction. Thankfully there are other faithful churches in Georgetown who believe in the call to love all of Gods people.

1 /5 Kathryn Harper: I will never attend a church where i am excluded because of how I look!! This place is sad. The minister has an alternative agenda because this is not what the Bible says. He openly makes fun of fat women along with so many other types of judgment calls that dont belong in church! What kind of leader is this.

5 /5 Keri Smith: I searched for quite a long time for a church the spoke plain truth in love. I attended many different churches while on that path, and found many that I liked, but none felt like HOME like Church on the Square did during the very first service I attended (which happened to be their first service ever). The minister and elders here really care for their flock and consider their words and behavior thoughtfully. They dont let fear keep them from speaking truth and they have created a unique environment where God is alive and honored. The members are friendly and open. No one puts on airs and everyone is welcome to come and see what a service is like. Praise God for COTS.

5 /5 Phil Brown: The Church on the Square is uniquely positioned to impact the culture of Georgetown for Christ. Its minister, Bradley Helgerson, is a soft-spoken scholar and teacher who brings history, culture, and faith together in a Biblical response to issues of the day. These are just plain good Texas folks walking in the Lordship of Christ.