San Antonio
841 parishes on record in San Antonio — from downtown cathedrals to the storefront congregations that shape the city's religious life. 44 distinct traditions, 12 verified entries.
By tradition
Baptist Churches
177 parishesA strong presence in San Antonio.
Browse Baptist Churches →Catholic
101 parishesA strong presence in San Antonio.
Browse Catholic →African Methodist Episcopal
87 parishesA strong presence in San Antonio.
Browse African Methodist Episcopal →Non-Denominational
84 parishesA strong presence in San Antonio.
Browse Non-Denominational →Methodist
50 parishesA strong presence in San Antonio.
Browse Methodist →Lutheran
37 parishesA steady community in San Antonio.
Browse Lutheran →Church of God
37 parishesA steady community in San Antonio.
Browse Church of God →Church of Christ
35 parishesA steady community in San Antonio.
Browse Church of Christ →Notable parishes
Baruch Hashem Congregation
Hebrew Insights, Deep studies, Davidic worship and Davidic Dance, reading of the Torah
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№ 02
Grace Community Church
"Grace Community Church in San Antonio, Texas has a passion to be an aggressively God-loving, Bible-saturated, Spirit-filled, ethnically diverse church knowing and proclaiming the...
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№ 03
Calvary Church
A great church in Northeast San Antonio. Since the beginning, Calvary has been a place for new beginnings. There is a place for you. at CAC.
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Mission Church San Antonio
"At Mission Church SA, you'll find a welcoming, Bible-based home where Jesus Christ is at the center of everything. We believe your journey with Jesus isn't meant to be walked alon...
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Bethesda Christian Church
City of Refuge Christian Fellowship
City of Refuge Christian Fellowship is a non-denominational community church in northeast San Antonio led by Pastor Bruce and Sherry Gunkle. This church teaches about the True Ligh...
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Where to begin in San Antonio
For a first visit, the editors recommend three parishes: Baruch Hashem Congregation (Messianic Judaism), Grace Community Church (Baptist Churches), and Calvary Church (Apostolic). Together they offer a representative sample of San Antonio's worship life.