Texas Baptist Church — Local services in San Antonio

Most people look for a church in a time of dire need, or when they move to a new location, or when someone invites them. From experience, this church is a great place to worship (Notice i didn't say perfect, as you will never find a perfect church). If you need a ride to church, someone can pick you up in a bus or van. Homeless? They have a service that runs in the church gymnasium that caters to the homeless and their needs. This church is extremely friendly, and where they will take you in like a family, and love you like no other church can replicate. The preacher started the church, and still is pastoring (which should say a lot about his dedication to the area and city of San Antonio). Pastor Bell doesn't water down the message from the pulpit, but when you get to know him, you'll understand why his church members absolutely love him as much as he loves them. As a honored guest, you truly will feel right at home, deep in the heart of Texas. I would recommend this...

I liked it and really enjoyed the two sermons in the two different Sunday service. I really liked how the pastor preach the pastor with passion and love for the souls calls sin, sin.. and the only way to Salvation is through JesusChrist. The only reason I am giving 4 stars and not 5, is because I have only visited once and need a lot more to learn about them... for sure I will be back. I felt welcome and from a the teenagers to the oldest person, they greeted me with a smile. It was such a relief feeling normal once again after so many churches have...

This church saves souls. I was in San Antonio remodeling a Dollar General. I met Pastor Bell in the parking lot. He invited me to the Valentine's Day service. I was nervous and scared to go in. Drove around the block a couple times, but finally parked in the parking lot. I went inside and was greeted with open arms. Tony was amazing on the mic. The best part was when I was baptized by Tony. It changed my life. I will remember 2/14/24 forever. Thank you to Pastor Bell, Tony, and that couple that let me...