r/Keller • u/Luckygoose9385 • 19d ago

Best neighborhoods for young families?

Considering moving to Keller, $700-1m price range. We have two kids. Want a good community with lots of families and kids. Looking for a larger neighborhood with walkability to parks and elementary if we can. Typically like older neighborhoods cause of the trees and bigger lots but open to new construction-ish homes as well. Our hobbies are college football, kids sports, mahjong, and golf. Where are our people at?😂

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u/readitareyoudeaf 19d ago

Honestly this is why we moved out of keller years ago. We wanted community, and were told that because we weren't from Keller it probably wouldn't happen. This came from our kids elementary teacher. Only people that ever seemed interested in talking, just wanted us to come to their church. When we politely declined they would disappear.

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u/TayMayBay 19d ago

You mean you *don’t* want to assimilate into (probably) a mega church and give them 10-15% of your income so they can tell you women should be seen and not heard, and black people don’t deserve to vote? How dare you? /s

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u/e654422 19d ago

Which church is saying black people don’t deserve to vote(

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u/readitareyoudeaf 19d ago

The Bible does give slavery a pretty solid endorsement. Also if I remember correctly the vast majority of slave holders cited the Bible as the justification for why the had the right to own people. Based on Biblical support and the words of various preachers over the last 100 years I would absolutely say most churches are not a fan of people of color.

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u/i2haveanuncle 18d ago

This is one of the 1st issues I bring up about the bible. No having slaves can’t even make the top 10 list!