Resurrection MCC Event FAQ
1. What is Resurrection MCC?
Resurrection Metropolitan Community Church (MCC) is a vibrant and inclusive community in Houston, Texas, dedicated to serving the LGBTQ+ community and allies through worship, education, and social justice initiatives.
2. Where is Resurrection MCC located?
Resurrection MCC is located at 2025 W 11th St, Houston, TX 77008. The venue is easily accessible by public transportation and offers ample parking for attendees.
3. How can I purchase tickets for events at Resurrection MCC?
Tickets for events at Resurrection MCC can be purchased online through our official website or at the church office during regular business hours. We recommend buying tickets in advance to secure your spot.
4. Are there any age restrictions for events at Resurrection MCC?
Most events at Resurrection MCC are family-friendly; however, some specific events may have age restrictions. Please check the event details on our website for specific age requirements.
5. What should I expect during a service or event at Resurrection MCC?
Attendees can expect a warm and welcoming atmosphere, engaging worship services, and opportunities for fellowship and community involvement. Each service typically includes music, prayer, and a message from our pastor or guest speakers.
6. Is there a dress code for attending events at Resurrection MCC?
There is no formal dress code at Resurrection MCC. Attendees are encouraged to wear what makes them feel comfortable, whether that be casual attire or more formal clothing.
7. Can I volunteer at Resurrection MCC?
Yes, Resurrection MCC welcomes volunteers! There are various opportunities available for individuals looking to get involved in our community. Interested individuals can fill out a volunteer application on our website or contact the church office for more information.
8. Are there any upcoming special events at Resurrection MCC?
To stay updated on upcoming special events, please visit our website's events calendar. We regularly host workshops, social gatherings, and community outreach programs that cater to diverse interests.
Candlelight: Tribute to Bad Bunny Houston Concert reviews
My son's dream blew me away
"I have to say it was my 9 African old American love for Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer son got me at this event. My son sings Opera and it was an amazing experience for the both of us. So thank you Mr Bocelli for being an inspiration to my son and his dream was to meet Andre, so I got him tickets to see him in concert. I was in tears because if it had not been from my 9 year old love for Opera and Andre, I would not have had that amazing experience. He was amazed through out the concert."
Kelly C -- Just Like The CD!!!
When 'Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer' hit the stage, it was truly remarkable! Live, her vocals were just as impressive as they are on the album. Her talent is undeniable! From the opening song "All I Ever Wanted" to her latest #1 hit "My Life Would Suck Without You", my jaw remained on the floor. She managed to create an intimate club atmosphere at the packed Covelli Centre by sharing personal stories and banter between songs, keeping the crowd captivated. In addition to her original songs, she surprised us with covers of unexpected artists such as Kings Of Leon, Patsy Cline, Alanis Morrissette, and even The White Stripes!
Definitely looking forward to catching 'Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer' live again when she returns to the area.
Are you kidding me?
I have seen Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer at least half a dozen times over the last fifteen years and I’m a big fan. He’s one of the few comics who constantly provides new material that is as funny as his prior material.
As in most entertainment cases these days, the only option is to purchase etickets. However, two days before the show, we discover that the venue will now require all cellphones to be locked in a pouch after the tickets have been scanned. Just another delay and hassle detracting from the performance. Maybe there were twenty five people trying to unlock five thousand cellphones after the show? Great, now everyone has to wait in line to have the pouch unlocked to retrieve their cellphone. If this was so much of an issue, they should have offered the option of paper tickets. I could have just left my cellphone in the car.
Lynyrd Synyrd Still Rocks
The packed Casino Ballroom was alive with the band playing all great hits. If you move, you lose, as the General Admission event meant. The sound was large and hot, but you did not notice in the sweaty atmosphere. From our vantage point, the band was huge and played excellently. I always like the performers to remember that I am there, and they included the crowd flawlessly. In the beginning of the night, much anticipation of their arrival on stage, then the concert seemed too short. I could have rocked on with them into the early am hours!
We Love Pentatonix, All-State Arena Handled Crowds Well
"After a long wait in car lines and at the venue entrance, we finally reached our seats after 8 pm even though we left home with ample time for the 7:30 pm concert. The concert start was delayed to accommodate the majority of attendees being seated. The magic happened then. We adore Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer. At All State Arena, we had a clear view of most of the audience from our seats. The more emotional songs were accompanied by audience IPhone light displays. Good sound quality and staging. Intermission was prolonged again due to restroom lines (men’s too!). Vaccine cards were checked for Covid and masks were mostly worn by attendees. Beverages and such were available for purchase. Felt as secure as possible in a large crowd. We are delighted we attended. A delightful memory was made. Exiting the parking lot was surprisingly easy. Who would have thought!"