First Baptist Church of San Antonio - San Antonio (TX)

5 /5 Russell Livingston: Walking into First Baptist San Antonio feels like getting a big hug. Seriously, the people there are just genuinely warm and welcoming. From the moment you step through the doors, youll find folks smiling and ready to say hello – it makes a real difference. What I really appreciate about their worship is how many different ways there are to connect. Its not a one-size-fits-all kind of place at all. Theyve got an early service if youre an early bird and a latter morning one if you like to sleep in a bit. Plus, they have a midweek service on Wednesday evenings, which is great for breaking up the week. But its more than just Sunday mornings. They have evening services too, and honestly, it seems like theyve thought of everything! They have all sorts of individual classes and groups going on, catering to so many different needs and interests. It really feels like theyre trying to meet people where they are in life. The word that keeps coming to mind is accommodating. Whatever your schedule or where you are on your spiritual journey, First Baptist San Antonio seems to have something for you. Its a place where you can really find your fit and feel like you belong. If youre looking for a church in San Antonio where youll find friendly faces and lots of opportunities to connect and grow, you should definitely check out First Baptist San Antonio.

5 /5 Eva Alvarez: Is a place where you want to spend time with God, family and friends. Groups for all ages. Counseling, day care, womans bible study, prayer line, youth groups, transitional and contemporary services. Services on English, Spanish and International. (Burmese). Choir and Band group.

5 /5 Victoria Petrova: Polite staff, good acoustics, amazing atmosphere. Ill be back again.

5 /5 B N Cavey: We visited last Sunday and were totally blessed by the song service, then Pastor Chris Johnsons message on Better Together, concluding with praise in "how good and pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity" (Ps 133:1) and finally witnessing 15 Baptisms. It was home away from home! Apparently we were at the traditional service and across the street was the contemporary service which no doubt was a blessing too!

5 /5 aaron westerfield: Beautiful people and wonderful church. It was a bit confusing on where to go for which sermon. I was looking for the "contemporary" service and the greeters went out of their way to point me in the right direction. The contemporary service was great. If I lived in the area it would for sure be a church I would attend.