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High Wire Arts 326 W Josephine St
San Antonio, TX 78212
(202) 714-0115

Church Under the Bridge is San Antonio's only church built specifically to minister to the spiritual needs of the homeless community. In addition to services 4 times a week, we feed them a well-balanced meal 3 nights a week, provide clean clothes and toiletries, and offer educational opportunities (discipleship training, bible studies, 12-steps) for spiritual development!

Join us Sundays at 9:30am for Bible Study and at 11:00am for Worship. Traditional and Contemporary Services are available. For directions to our church, visit fbcsa.org/directions. To find a Bible Study class, visit fbcsa.org/biblestudies. Questions? Call our church office at 210-226-0363.

Service Schedule Wednesday Night Bible Study 6:30 - 7:30 (Joy Center) Sunday Celebration 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.

The San Antonio Metropolitan Area Command provides the leadership, planning, coordination, and administration of all The Salvation Army's programs and services in Bexar and Comal Counties. Programs and services are provided to individuals and families, from infants to seniors, every day of the year to transform lives and make our neighborhoods and communities a better place for each of us. We provide services to all those in need, without discrimination.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church, is an historic church in San Antonio, Texas, United States, founded as a parish in 1858 that was added to the National Register of Historic Places on February 12, 1998. Lady Bird Johnson and Lyndon B. Johnson were married at St. Mark's on November 17, 1934. The church is located at 315 East Pecan Street in Travis Park, in the heart of the River Walk District and is only four blocks from the Alamo. The rector is the Reverend Beth Knowlton (called to be rector on May 20, 2014).National Register listingSt. Mark's Episcopal Church(added 1998 - Building - #98000103)315 E. Pecan St., San AntonioFounded: 1858Built (completion): 1877Historic Significance: Architecture/EngineeringArchitect, builder, or engineer: et al., Upjohn, RichardArchitectural Style: Gothic Revival, Late 19th And 20th Century RevivalsArea of Significance: ArchitecturePeriod of Significance: 1850-1874, 1875–1899, 1925–1949, 1950–1974Owner: PrivateHistoric Function: ReligionHistoric Sub-function: Religious StructureCurrent Function: ReligionCurrent Sub-function: Religious Structure

Redeemer Church entered into this culturally rich and dynamic city in the summer of 2002 eager to share the ancient, yet timeless message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Redeemer is learning that the Gospel is not simply about sharing a message, doing better or being nicer, but about God’s renovation of the whole of our lives—giving us a new focus for worship, new fuel for life and new purpose for the future. Our desire then, as is now, is to lovingly embrace and support the people and culture of San Antonio, not alienate or condemn. We see the needs and problems of our city as opportunities for service and sacrifice, not problems to overlook or abandon. Toward that end, Redeemer seeks to engage San Antonio's business, university, professional, medical and art communities in the hopes of seeing resources and people redirected by the love of Christ in order to bless the wider city. Redeemer welcomes everyone—the seeker, skeptic and spiritually hungry. We desire to be a place of healing for those burn-out and wounded by the world and the church. We work hard to build bridges among the various ethnicities present in our city so that the Gospel's transforming message may touch more lives.

Crossings is a ministry of Trinity Baptist Church that offers a contemporary worship service; open to everyone. CROSSINGS is held in the Grantham Gathering Center at TriPoint from 10:45-11:45am. Crossings Life Groups will soon be formed to enable us to grow together and build deeper relationships in a smaller group context.

We function as a fundraising, volunteer service group, and have many projects and programs that can satisfy an eagerness to volunteer here in San Antonio.

A non-denominational church that is centered on Jesus. We meet at Lions Field Community Center 2809 Broadway in San Antonio on Sunday Mornings at 10am.

The Gathering Midtown church is comprised of all kinds of people who love Jesus and want to share and experience His love in natural, creative, and missional ways. We meet every Sunday in the midtown area two blocks north of the Pearl at 875 E. Ashby (inside Star Storage) at 10:30am. Visit http://gather.onthecity.org/plaza/events to learn more.

The Salvation Army San Antonio Center of Hope Corps and Senior Center are located at 521 W Elmira, with our Senior Center actual entrance located facing N Flores. The Senior Center is open Monday- Friday from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm and services Seniors in the Community. Please call 210-352-2000 for questions regarding our Senior Center Programs. The Center of Hope Corps is open Monday-Friday 9:00 am-5:00 pm and Sunday Services are 9:00 am-11:00 am.

The Gathering Midtown church is comprised of all kinds of people who love Jesus and want to share and experience His love in natural, creative, and missional ways. We meet every Sunday in the midtown area two blocks north of the Pearl at 875 E. Ashby (inside Star Storage) at 10:30am. Visit http://gather.onthecity.org/plaza/events to learn more.

Crossings is a ministry of Trinity Baptist Church that offers a contemporary worship service; open to everyone. CROSSINGS is held in the Grantham Gathering Center at TriPoint from 10:45-11:45am. Crossings Life Groups will soon be formed to enable us to grow together and build deeper relationships in a smaller group context.

The purpose of Trinity Baptist Church Student Ministry is to equip disciples of Jesus Christ who own, live, and share their faith to change San Antonio and the world. Our objectives: 1. Worship: To provide a place where students can engage in multi-generational worship. 2. Fellowship: To develop caring relationships and foster authentic community. 3. Discipleship: To teach students biblical truth and equip them to apply scripture to their lives. 4. “Glocal Missions”: To create opportunities to serve others locally and globally. 5. “Each one, reach one”: To mobilize students to share the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Our desire for the Children’s Ministry is to not only spiritually guide children, but to give parents tools to spiritually influence their own children. The average church only has 40 hours in a given year to influence a life. The average parent has 3,000 hours per year to influence a life. Trinity’s Children’s Ministry helps parents advance in their spiritual relationship with God so they can mentor their children. “No one has more potential to influence a child’s relationship with God than parents.” (Joiner) Our passion is for the Children’s Ministry to begin partnering with parents and encourage them to assume responsibility for spiritual leadership in their own homes.

Sundays: Worship at 8:30 and 11:00 am Breakfast Fellowship at 9:30 - Good coffee and fun Sunday School for all ages at 10:00am Wednesdays: Dinner at 5:30 for everyone Worship with communion at 6:15pm

A non-denominational church that is centered on Jesus. We meet at Lions Field Community Center 2809 Broadway in San Antonio on Sunday Mornings at 10am.

Presbyterian Border Region Outreach (PBRO), a joint ministry of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and the National Presbyterian Church of Mexico, is called to share a holistic gospel with those who live along the 2,000 mile US/Mexico border.

Redeemer Church entered into this culturally rich and dynamic city in the summer of 2002 eager to share the ancient, yet timeless message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Redeemer is learning that the Gospel is not simply about sharing a message, doing better or being nicer, but about God’s renovation of the whole of our lives—giving us a new focus for worship, new fuel for life and new purpose for the future. Our desire then, as is now, is to lovingly embrace and support the people and culture of San Antonio, not alienate or condemn. We see the needs and problems of our city as opportunities for service and sacrifice, not problems to overlook or abandon. Toward that end, Redeemer seeks to engage San Antonio's business, university, professional, medical and art communities in the hopes of seeing resources and people redirected by the love of Christ in order to bless the wider city. Redeemer welcomes everyone—the seeker, skeptic and spiritually hungry. We desire to be a place of healing for those burn-out and wounded by the world and the church. We work hard to build bridges among the various ethnicities present in our city so that the Gospel's transforming message may touch more lives.