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A church for South Side, San Antonio

The South Side holds the missions, the river's oldest stretch, and neighborhoods that have raised this city for three hundred years. If you are down by Palo Alto, Brooks, or Mission Trails, you are welcome up here any Sunday.

South Side faith runs deep and it runs quiet. We are not trying to out-shout that — we are a small Bible-based community church where questions are allowed and nobody is treated like a project.

Getting here from South Side

I-37 North to Loop 410 East, then the Perrin Beitel exit; or US-281 North to Loop 410 East.

Drive time
about 25–30 minutes
Address
9323 Perrin Beitel, San Antonio, TX
Service
Sundays at 2:12 PM
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Neighborhoods in South Side we serve

  • Highland Park South
  • Harlandale
  • South San
  • Mission San Jose area
  • Villa Coronado
  • Heritage
  • Pecan Valley
  • Southton

Highways and main roads

  • I-37
  • Loop 410 South
  • US-281 South
  • Roosevelt Avenue
  • Military Drive

Schools and districts we pray for

  • Harlandale ISD
  • South San Antonio ISD
  • Southside ISD

Landmarks and campuses nearby

  • San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
  • Mission San José
  • Palo Alto College
  • Texas A&M University–San Antonio
  • Mission Reach of the River Walk

Come this Sunday, or watch from South Side

Doors open before 2:12 PM. If the drive is too much this week, the whole service streams live on Anchored TV.

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