The decision is simple enough to say out loud: you need an accountant in Texas, and you'd rather that accountant share your faith. That's what this page is for. Every firm and solo practitioner listed here signed our statement of faith, confessing Jesus as Lord. Not a vague claim buried on their website, not a fish sticker on the door, but an actual affirmation they made to join this directory. One requirement. That's it.
Texas has real coverage. Across the metros and the mid-size cities, there are Christian-owned accounting practices here, and you're not stretching thin to find options worth a serious look. We reach out to welcome most new owners with a phone call and pray for them right there on the line, which, honestly, is one of the better parts of running this thing. A genuine hello. Not a credential check, not a review of their books, just a warm start.
Past that, the work is theirs. We don't grade it, and we won't pretend to. The reviews below are where you find out whether their clients would send a friend, and that's the honest measure. A CPA who tells you what you owe and why before recommending anything, who treats tax season like a service rather than a transaction, the reviews will tell you whether that's what you're actually getting. This page gives you a real starting point. The call is still yours to make.
Metro areas with listings
Listings (11)
Ezer Kairos Financial Services LLC
Bechara CPA Tax & Accounting, PLLC
Tru Ledger Bookkeeping
ThinkProfit
McMullen Tax Service
Racca Tax and Advisory
BH CPA, PLLC
5and2 Business Services
The Heart of Business
Kingmaker Tax Advisors
KC Accounts LLC
Frequently asked questions
What does it mean to be listed on this page?
Every accountant here signed our statement of faith, affirming Jesus as Lord. That's the requirement to be listed. We don't evaluate their technical work or certifications. The reviews from actual clients are where you learn how they perform.
Do you verify that listed accountants are qualified or licensed?
We don't. Signing our statement of faith is what gets a practice listed. Licensing, credentials, and quality of work are things you should confirm directly. State CPA board lookups are a good place to start.
How do I know which accountant is the right fit?
Read the reviews. They're written by people who actually hired these practices. Look for patterns around communication, pricing transparency, and whether clients came back the next year.
Does LocateFaith endorse or vouch for any of these businesses?
No. The listing means the owner signed our statement of faith, and we hold them to it as a condition of being here. What we don't do is stand behind the quality of their accounting work. That judgment is yours to make, and the reviews are the tool for making it.