Vino Nuevo El Paso

This is the second time I have a negative experience at this church. At the end of the service as soon as we exit the auditorium we noticed my 6 year old did not have his winter vest. I immediately went back inside but did not find it. I asked the people who are helping there but nothing. I asked the people at the front desks but nobody had returned it. We searched for a while BECAUSE IT WAS VERY COLD OUTSIDE but we never found the vest. I cannot believe that someone at a church just took a child's vest and did not return it knowing he would be cold outside. I don't understand. That's it. I am never going back!!!

I had the worst and most embarrassing experience. When we arrived to the church we were hoping to get some burritos before the service. Unfortunately when we got there there weren’t any more so we did not eat. At the end of the service the pastor announced there was free food and games at the parking lot. We let my son play for a while. When he told us he was hungry we went to get some food. There was a stand with carne asada and hot dogs. I served us ONE plate with a piece of meat and a Winnie. Immediately someone came and told us that was their food and that was not for free, I put back the piece of meat but my little 5 year old boy wanted a Winnie so I did not put it back; well someone else came and told us there were free hot dogs on another stand. So I put back the winnie, my son was crying because he was hungry. We went to another stand and got him a FREE winnie and we left. I don’t understand why Mr. Richards would say there’s free food when obviously there were some stands that weren’t offering free food. I understand that some people had their own gathering, however I do not understand why if they call themselves christians, just came out of the service and are still on church grounds, they would deny someone a plate of food, specially to a hungry child because “it’s theirs”??? I don’t think that would have left all of the rest hungry. They made me feel very, very ashamed.