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  Well it is a awesome church,ive been a member of this church since 2003 and was homeless on and off for eight and half years and you know if wasn't for my church family there i donot know where i would be ,but now i've off the streets of for a year and a half now and i would like to thank my church family there for all the love and support that they have given me and that i love you all, and miss you very much.love always Patricia Burrell Jett.
  P.s. if youre homeless in lubbock go see and talk to chad and jamie wheeler at open door churc formerly carpenter's. Church they can help you get off the streets.

  Added November 05, 2016 by Patricia Burrell-Jett
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  My name is Aaron jenson.
  I was homeless here in lubbock about 5 years ago! since then we put in a business to do remodeling painting all repair work maintenance related work! I revisited my old chirch the carpenter st church an I can see that the lord is at work there !
  To day I was blessed being there this sunday !

  Added October 19, 2016 by David Jenson