Irving Bible Church - Irving Campus
Evangelical / Bible Church · Contemporary worship · Irving, TX
- Location
- Irving, Texas 75038
- Denomination
- Evangelical / Bible Church
- Worship style
- Contemporary
- Size
- Mid-size
- Ministries & emphasis
- Contemporary, Expository Preaching, Kids Ministry, Youth Ministry, Small Groups
- Google rating
- ★ 4.7 (550 reviews)
- Kids ministry
- Yes
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What visitors say
non- denominational Church! Been attending for 3 years now! My home church people are very welcoming open all day for anyone to come and study 📚or play in the kids tube! When you visit don’t forgot to stop at the Cuppa Espresso Bar in the building for a cuppa or some pastries 🥮 *best Vietnamese Coffee ☕️bold I’ve been attending this church for a little over two years, and it has truly been a blessing to my family and me. From the moment we came, we felt welcomed and at peace. As a mom of a young child, I’m not always able to sit through the full service. Sometimes I listen from home or spend time in the playground area instead of the sanctuary. What means so much to me is that no one ever makes me feel pressured, this church genuinely welcomes everyone with grace and understanding. The pastor’s messages are always gentle, sincere, and deeply touching. I’m so thankful to be part of this community, and I look forward to the day when I can sit in the sanctuary again and worship freely. There are lot of sports activities are frequently conducted here. Indoor playground is well maintained and happy to bring our children. It's a Holly place for peaceful prayers. Big open place is there for sports activities and for free walking. It has a well maintained coffee shop with free WiFi facility. As a part of social welfare and community service they are adopting places and are maintaining the area at their service. Public concern: Irving Bible Church was given notice of an urgent hardship situation involving a medically vulnerable dialysis patient and still failed to provide meaningful help. After a formal complaint, the response was that they had already helped others and could not help here. That answer raises a serious question: how does a church claiming to serve people in crisis justify turning away someone facing severe medical vulnerability and unsafe conditions? This is exactly why public accountability matters. A church cannot market compassion, community care, and ministry values on one hand, then offer dismissal and excuses when a real emergency is placed in front of it. We want a direct answer from Irving Bible Church: Why was this case denied? Who made that decision? What emergency assistance process actually exists? And why was a medically fragile person left without meaningful support? This deserves more than silence. It deserves scrutiny. Hired a new children’s pastor from The Village who is toxic and engages in gossip with others. IBC is supposed to be a safe haven for folks recovering from spiritually abusive churches like The Village and instead allows people like this to infiltrate the church and influence members. How was the vetting process for her when you decided to bring her own board? Was she fully on board with how IBC does things or just wants to bring their toxic ways here? She has also engaged in gossip about me to people in my community group causing them to treat me differently. I would encourage anyone thinking of bringing their family here to look up the Matt Tonne case from 2012 (as well as any other story that has come out of The Village). I haven’t heard or seen anyone from IBC publicly say anything about Julie’s views are different or condemns the way these things were handled. In fact, the community group I was a part of tried to make me feel like my experience was an isolated incident and “other people thrive” which tells me Julie did in fact talk to them.
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