The Fellowship of San Antonio - San Antonio (TX)

5 /5 Claudette Clark: I love the Fellowship Church. It is just what I feel like the Church of the New Testament was meant to be. Pastor Royce preaches the written Word of God. He takes the time to personally meet & greet all the members of the congregation every Sunday. The people are warm & friendly. Our Sunday school teacher is outstanding. It is truly like being a part of a community of Faith.

5 /5 Vista Photo Video: Kayley and Caesar’s wedding at The Fellowship of San Antonio was filled with grace, joy, and spiritual connection. From a creative perspective, this venue is bright due to so many lovely windows and MANY MANY place to shot video or photo. Tonya, the coordinator, was an absolute gem. Her organization, warmth, and attentiveness kept everything moving smoothly, making sure everyone was where they needed to be without ever feeling rushed. One standout moment for me was working with their audio engineer. Thank goodness for him! I was able to get a direct audio feed that ensured Kayley’s soft, heartfelt voice during the vows was perfectly preserved. That, combined with the groom’s mic, made for audio I couldnt have been happier with. Capturing vows is one of the most important parts of what I do, and thanks to the team’s professionalism, I was able to do just that. If youre looking for a venue where your love, faith, and family can be honored The Fellowship of San Antonio is a place you should visit soon. Head to our YouTube page to see the wedding highlight!

5 /5 Lucy Appel: Weve been attending this church for over 10 years, and its truly become like family to us. Its a small, welcoming community where you feel genuinely cared for. The pastor is a faithful Christian man who leads with sincerity and compassion. We especially appreciate how much care is given to the children—Sunday school is both educational and engaging. Were grateful to be part of such a loving and grounded church.

5 /5 Sye Becarou: I have been many times, because I live in the neighborhood. I have gone to Sunday morning church and been to 3 small groups. There are a lot of nice and caring people. The pastor is down to earth and friendly. I’m very low on the social scale and yet the pastor has approached me several times to shake my hand and say hello. There are bible study groups, fellowship, and prayer groups for everyone. The church is big enough to have a lot going on, but small enough to have a family feel. I would recommend for anyone looking to plant themselves in a serious bible practicing church. I’m not a member yet, because I travel a lot.

5 /5 Melissa Buck: We visited multiple churches when we moved to the area and after our 1st visit to The Fellowship of San Antonio we each felt called to return every Sunday. Our teens were enthusiastic about Sunday youth group because they were known by name and thrived on the teen fellowship and Bible-based lessons plus, they looked forward to Wednesday youth gatherings. Pastor O’Brien pours his heart into the youth group and the tweens/teens feel connected, safe and loved. In addition to Sunday adult classes, my husband connected with the Men’s group and has enjoyed the social events—learning side by side outside church and camaraderie with other Christian men. My focus was on Bible-based sermons and Pastor Royce delivers. Each Sunday I walk away with clarity, conviction and/or desire to learn more. Pastor Royce is a phenomenal storyteller and he challenges us to apply the Bible to our lives, to seek Jesus and to serve others. Church members are so welcome and with such a diverse generational congregation, we aim to build more friendships at church across all generations.