One card per church or campus, sorted by city. Affiliation and tradition come from each church’s own published materials where available.
Christian nonprofit; fatherhood and prison ministry (not a congregation) · Other / ministry
Nonprofit records place the foundation in Plantation, Fla.; the campaign list gives no city.
Jack Brewer (Founder; describes himself as a Christian evangelist)
servingministries.org · guidestar.org · charitynavigator.org
Bedford · Tarrant County
Not stated; founded by Larry and Tiz Huch · Not determined
Troy Jackson is not named on the church site; his link to it comes from his own site and the Israel Allies Foundation.
Founded 2004
Troy Jackson (“Biblical Citizenship Pastor” (his own site))
newbeginnings.org · therightperspective.co · israelallies.org
Brownsville · Cameron County
Nondenominational (self-described) · Not determined
Church site appears dated; meeting place may have changed.
Brad Burkes (Founding pastor)
embassyofthespirit.com · embassyofthespirit.com · texasscorecard.com · brownsvilletx.gov
Burleson · Johnson County
Nondenominational (no denomination named) · Not determined
Runs the OpenDoor Food Bank.
Founded 1995 · About 5,000 members (Fox News, 2020)
Troy Brewer (Founding and senior pastor)
opendoorexperience.com · tbn.org · cbn.com · foxnews.com · christianpost.com · chamberofcommerce.com
Canyon Lake · Comal County
Not determined · Not determined
Listed by the campaign under New Braunfels; local reporting places the ministry in Canyon Lake (also Comal County). Established in 2020 by Steve and Randi Ceh.
Founded 2020
Steve Ceh (Founder and pastor)
Dallas · Dallas County
Not stated · Not determined
Launched Oct. 5, 1997, in Uptown Dallas. Ellis also runs the “Richard Ellis Talks” radio ministry.
Founded 1997
Richard Ellis (Founding pastor / elder)
reunionchurch.org · richardellistalks.com · voice.dts.edu · oneplace.com
Fort Worth · Tarrant County
No denomination named; co-founded by Landon and Heather Schott; runs a political nonprofit and candidate-training program · Not determined
Founded 2019
Nate Schatzline (A pastor at the church (exact title not published))
Grand Prairie
Nondenominational (self-described) · Not determined
Church site names its pastor “José Peñaloza.”
Juan José Peñaloza (Pastor (church site: “José Peñaloza”))
Harker Heights · Bell County
Nondenominational; launched in 2014 with help from the Association of Related Churches. Runs Vintage Christian Academy and Church Leadership College. · Charismatic / Pentecostal
Original campus. First service Jan. 19, 2014, in a Harker Heights movie theater. Tradition is a BMRL classification from the church’s statement of beliefs (Spirit baptism, spiritual gifts); the church does not use the label.
Founded 2014
Daniel Hayworth (Lead pastor, Harker Heights campus; executive pastor), Stephen Martin (Founding and senior pastor (all campuses)), Lindsey Oswald (Director of Growth + Leadership Development (regional staff)), Luis Pereda (Lead pastor, Vintage Church En Español)
vintage.church · vintage.church · vintage.church · kdhnews.com
Houston · Harris County
Nondenominational (directory listing); self-described “Spirit-filled” · Charismatic / Pentecostal
Founded 1988 · Congregation of “over forty nationalities” (church site); no attendance figure
Wendell Hutchins II (Founder and senior pastor)
Kingsbury · Guadalupe County
Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod, Texas District · Confessional Lutheran
“Evangelists” is the church’s actual name, not a typo.
Founded 1887 (LCMS records; another source says 1941) · 48 baptized members; average weekly attendance 20 (LCMS, 2024)
David Truenow (Pastor (Rev. David Luther Truenow))
Laredo · Webb County
Not stated; self-described “Bible-believing, spirit filled church” · Charismatic / Pentecostal
Tradition is a BMRL classification from the church’s self-description.
Esther Gallegos (Pastor)
Laredo · Webb County
Not determined · Not determined
Texas nonprofit corporation; IRS ruling year 2019. No street address published by the church.
Omar Canizalez (Registered agent of the church corporation; pastoral title not confirmed)
Laredo · Webb County
Not determined · Not determined
No church website found; address from a directory listing only.
Reynaldo Gonzalez (Not confirmed)
Laredo · Webb County
Assemblies of God, Texas Gulf Hispanic District · Hispanic Pentecostal
A lead-pastor transition is under way, per AG News.
Founded 1995 · Over 2,500 attendees (AG News, April 2026)
Gilberto Vélez (Founder and senior pastor)
Laredo · Webb County
Not determined · Not determined
No website or address found.
Jorge Tovar (Pastor)
Laredo · Webb County
Not determined · Not determined
Registered with the IRS as a religious organization headquartered in Laredo.
Hector Hernandez (Not confirmed)
Laredo · Webb County
Assemblies of God (per IRS-registered name “Templo Vida Nueva Asambleas de Dios Inc.”) · Hispanic Pentecostal
No official website found.
Misael Reyes (Pastor (with Perla Reyes), per a church video)
Liberty Hill · Williamson County
Not stated · Not determined
Lead pastor per the church’s staff page is Tim McIlhaney. Wes Griffin does not appear on its staff, elder or deacon pages, so this match is unconfirmed.
Founded 1996
Wes Griffin (Not confirmed)
Liberty Hill · Williamson County
Campus of Vintage Church (see Harker Heights) · Charismatic / Pentecostal
Founded 2022 (campus)
Nate Brown (Lead pastor, Liberty Hill campus)
vintage.church · vintage.church · vintage.church · vintage.church
Rowlett · Dallas County
Affirms the Assemblies of God’s 16 Fundamental Truths · Charismatic / Pentecostal
Served as a Dallas County early-voting site; see the controversies entry on its dispute with the City of Rowlett.
Kason Huddleston (Pastor)
Temple · Bell County
Campus of Vintage Church (see Harker Heights) · Charismatic / Pentecostal
Branded “Belton” but has a Temple mailing address.
Founded 2021 (campus)
Joshua Brown (Lead pastor, Belton campus)
vintage.church · vintage.church · vintage.church · vintage.church
The Woodlands · Montgomery County
Nondenominational; “evangelical Christian church governed by our own Board of Elders” · Evangelical
Founded 1984 or 1986 (sources differ) · Grew from 85 to over 600 members under Coleman (church-supplied listing, undated)
Roche Coleman (Senior pastor-teacher (since 2008))
myimpactchurch.org · myimpactchurch.org · faithstreet.com · rochecolemanministries.org