Freedom Church Carrollton - VBS

“I had the opportunity to attend Freedom Church and it was a great experience. The atmosphere was welcoming from the moment I arrived. The worship was powerful and engaging, and the message was clear, biblical, and convicting in the best way. Every part of the church—from the lobby to the kids’ areas—was clean, organized, and full of energy. You can tell they’re passionate about people and creating a place where lives are changed. Definitely a church that lives up to its name!”

“Freedom Center Church is a faith-based community focused on teaching the fundamentals of God, Jesus Christ, and the gospel. The church emphasizes a clear understanding of biblical principles, providing guidance and teachings that aim to strengthen members’ spiritual growth. Through regular services, and bible study on Wednesdays, the church focuses on the foundational messages of Christianity, helping attendees apply the teachings of the Bible in their daily lives. Many members report experiencing positive personal transformation and a deeper understanding of their faith as a result of Sunday Services and live Bible study. The pastors are also very helpful. Members can reach out to them for personal advice and counseling services.”

“I started going to this church a little over a year ago. The messages are so timely and on point! No its not a perfect church! I was told along time ago there is no perfect church, If you find it run as you will be the one to mess it up! This id one of the most Culturally diverse church with the friendliest people. Just come check it out one time! Find me and ill give you a huge hug! I might even buy you a cup of coffee!”

“I miss church when it was just church. I firmly believe that politics should be kept out of the church. Faith communities are meant to be places of worship, reflection, and spiritual growth—not arenas for political persuasion. In recent election cycles, I’ve felt disheartened to see sermons and church events used to promote partisan agendas, particularly to sway votes toward one side. This undermines the unity and sacred purpose of the church. I long for the days when church was simply church—a space where all people, regardless of political affiliation, could come together in fellowship and focus on their relationship with God. It’s essential to keep our spiritual life distinct from political campaigning so that the church remains a refuge for everyone.”