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I went for the first time with my brother and his family. I was raised catholic and I was open to attending a different church than I’m use to. Words can’t express how life changing it felt, I’ll definitely be attending more often. I love the unity of the community, and to feel moved by the pastors. The atmosphere and music really add a touch to the experience

I recently attended a service at Trinity Fellowship Church, and I was truly impressed by the experience. The building itself is beautiful and inviting, creating a wonderful atmosphere for worship. The music was contemporary and filled with the Holy Spirit, which made the entire service uplifting. I even found myself singing along in Spanish when the words shifted from English, which was such a cool touch! It was refreshing to see some bilingual worship, and it added a unique dimension to the music. The message, delivered by a visiting pastor, was excellent and filled with relevant Bible verses that resonated deeply. However, I did find the church to be quite large, which made it a bit overwhelming when it came to meeting people. I only had the chance to connect with the person sitting next to me. If you're looking for a warm, intimate environment where you can easily greet and meet new faces, this might feel a bit overwhelming. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and I look forward to returning! When in Lubbock I would visit again.

My family really love this church. The kids program is wonderful and both of my children love going. Service is always well done and the music is great. I love how they switch it up often. ❤️ we love praising Jesus here. 🙂

I recently tried to attend Trinity Fellowship Church in Amarillo and was unfortunately denied entry because of my service dog. Security approached me and asked several questions that go beyond what’s legally allowed under service animal laws. I was also asked if I had served in the military — and it seemed as though I would have been treated differently if I had. I did reach out to the church on their contact me page but they never responded. This was disappointing, especially because I served in the young adult and Jr. High ministry at Trinity Fellowship many years ago before attending Bible college, and I always remembered it as a welcoming place. I understand that misunderstandings about service animals can happen, but I hope the church will consider reviewing ADA guidelines and training staff to handle these situations with more sensitivity and consistency in the future.

I love this church. They make you feel welcomed.