Austin

Austin Christian Assembly, also known as Austin Chinese Assembly, is a Chinese- and English-speaking church in south Austin with Mandarin and English ministries.

Austin Christian Tabernacle is a non-denominational congregation on South First Street in south Austin, founded in 1960. It maintains no website, and no current public self-description could be found.

Austin Spanish Panamericana SDA Church is a Spanish-speaking Seventh-day Adventist congregation in south Austin that meets at 4622 South Lamar Boulevard. It gathers on Friday evenings and Saturday mornings, and its ministries include a Pathfinder club, small groups and Bible study courses.

Bannockburn Church is a Southern Baptist congregation on Brodie Lane in south Austin, one church in three locations with campuses in South Austin, Dripping Springs and Buda-Kyle. It states that it "exists to glorify God, fulfilling His Great Commission by living out His Great Commandment," naming word, worship, prayer and discipleship as its foundational commitments.

Berkeley United Methodist Church is a United Methodist congregation in south Austin, organized in 1972, that describes itself with the words 'Your Neighborhood. Your Church. Welcome Home.' It gathers on Berkeley Avenue for Sunday worship in person and online.

Calvary South Austin is a congregation on Menchaca Road in south Austin, meeting Sunday mornings at 9:15 and 11:15 and Wednesday evenings at 7:00. It describes its approach as "Simply Teaching God's Word Simply," teaching the Bible verse by verse, and traces its beginning to a Bible study started in south Austin in 2002.

Capitol City Baptist Church is an independent fundamental Baptist church on Redd Street in south Austin. Its doctrinal statement holds the King James Bible as the church's final and absolute authority in all matters of faith and practice, affirms the Trinity, a six-day creation, the virgin birth, the substitutionary death and bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ, eternal security, and the local church as a self-governing body free of outside hierarchy, and holds that the sign gifts of tongues and healing were temporary. The church also carries a Spanish-language congregation, Iglesia Bautista Vida Abundante, and Capitol City Baptist College, and gathers Sunday at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. and Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

Christ the King Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) congregation that has served South Austin for over 25 years. The church describes itself as a simple, Scripture-shaped church seeking whole-person formation, gathering each Sunday for worship with weekly Communion.

Christian Life Austin is a Pentecostal congregation founded in 1970 and meeting at 4700 West Gate Blvd in south Austin, with four Sunday morning and afternoon services and a Wednesday evening service. In its own words it is 'a church that loves you where you are and helps move you to where God wants you to be.' ASL interpretation and Spanish translation are offered at services.

Fairview Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on South First Street in south Austin, Texas, founded in 1987. It summarizes its mission as making and maturing disciples who minister and are missional, and it publishes a full statement of beliefs covering Scripture, God, salvation, the church, the ordinances and the family. It gathers for Bible study and worship on Sunday mornings with a Wednesday evening devotional and prayer time.

Fairview Church of Christ is an a cappella Church of Christ congregation at 301 Ramble Lane in South Austin, begun in 1968 and meeting on Ramble Lane since 1970. It gathers on the first day of each week for the Lord's Supper, congregational singing, and preaching from the Word of God.

Faith Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation at 2613 Jones Road in south Austin, Texas, established in 1990 and meeting just south of Ben White Boulevard between Westgate Boulevard and Manchaca Road. It began in a living room with fifteen people, moved to rented space in South Austin, and later bought its present building. It holds Sunday school and morning worship on Sundays and a Wednesday evening Bible study, and supports twenty missionaries at home and abroad through Faith Promise giving.

Freedom Temple Pentecostal Church is an Apostolic Pentecostal congregation founded in Austin in 2012 as a daughter congregation of Eastwood Pentecostal Church. Its stated aim is "to be an Apostolic Church in principle, practice, and power," and it operates Freedom Temple Outreach Ministries, a nonprofit established in 2017 that runs a food pantry and life-skills courses in central Austin. Services at its South Congress Avenue location are suspended while the congregation seeks a permanent home, with Sunday worship continuing at its Georgetown and Elgin locations.

Friendly Will Missionary Baptist Church is a historically African American Baptist congregation on West Dittmar Road in south Austin and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist District Association's Austin/South sub-district. Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11, with adult Bible study on Wednesday evenings and Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month. Its ministries include youth and young adult, men's, women's and music ministries, together with a monthly discipleship gathering that brings them together, and it maintains a public prayer wall on its own site.

Gateway Church, South Austin is a campus of Gateway Church, an independent non-denominational church that began in Austin in 1998 and is not affiliated with the similarly named Gateway Church in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. In its own words, the church "is about helping people explore God and become a unified community of growing, multiplying Christ followers." The South Austin campus launched in 2008 on West Gate Boulevard and holds Sunday services at 9:15am and 11:15am.

Holy Cross Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America in south Austin, begun in 1963 and the first Meals on Wheels distribution site in Austin. A Reconciling in Christ congregation since 2009, it says in its own words that it 'embrace[s] and welcome[s] all' as it celebrates differences including 'gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, appearance, economic status, ethnic origin, nationality, race, marital status, political leaning, religious background, and ability.'

Iglesia Rey De Gloria is a primarily Hispanic Pentecostal church in south central Austin, meeting on Menchaca Road. Founded in Austin in 2006, it gathers for Sunday worship at 11 a.m. In its own words, it believes that salvation "is only possible through faith in Jesus and repentance of our sins," and it describes its aim as creating a welcoming home for everyone in the city.

Impact Family Church is a non-denominational congregation on West William Cannon Drive in south Austin, with a history in the area reaching back to 1996. It describes itself as a Spirit-filled church, and states its mission simply as people being its heart and Jesus its message.

Journey Church Austin is a non-denominational congregation on Cooper Lane in south Austin, founded in 2017.

Mission Church of Zion, also known as the Evangelical Mission Church of Zion, is a Global Methodist Church congregation on South Congress Avenue in Austin. It describes itself as a Christ-centered, biblical and evangelical community grounded in the gospel, with Sunday morning worship, a weekly Friday day of fasting and prayer, and an active choir.

The New Apostolic Church congregation in Austin gathers for divine services on Miles Avenue in south Austin. It is part of the New Apostolic Church USA, an international Christian denomination.

New Beginnings Christian Fellowship Center is a non-denominational congregation on Circle S Road in south Austin. It publishes no website of its own.

New Bethel A.M.E. Church is an African Methodist Episcopal congregation in South Austin, part of the AME Church's 10th Episcopal District. It describes itself as a small but mighty church of God focused on making the world and each other's lives a better place, with ministries reaching youth, the elderly, the homeless, and people in jail and prison.

Pleasant Hill Baptist Church gathers at 6709 Circle "S" Road in south Austin, half a mile west of Interstate 35 by way of the William Cannon Drive exit. The congregation dates to about 1870, and the Texas Freedom Colonies Project, an academic project documenting Texas settlements founded by formerly enslaved people, records Pleasant Hill Baptist Church moving to south Austin about 1885 and settling at this address. In its own words the church is "150 years old, still with the serenity & sweet nature of a bygone era when doors were left unlocked and neighbors gathered on porches to sing gospel hymns." Sunday begins with coffee and snacks at 9:15, Bible study at 9:30 and worship at 10:30, and the congregation's own calendar has carried monthly men's and women's groups, prayer nights and evangelism nights.

Resurrection South Austin is an Episcopal church in the Diocese of Texas, meeting on Menchaca Road since its formation in 2015. It describes itself as a community learning to do life together in the goodness of God, formed by word and sacrament and sent into its neighborhood.

Riverlife Church is a multi-ethnic congregation in south Austin, meeting at 6709 Circle S Road and sharing that address with the older Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. In its own words it is "a multi-ethnic church based in Austin TX, reaching the nations in the city of Austin", and "at the heart of our ministry is the preaching and teaching of God's Word as well as training through discipleship." The congregation states three aims: the salvation of sinners, the sanctification of saints and service to its Savior. Its own summary of what it believes is that "Jesus Christ is the Son of the Living God, sent into the world, he died on the cross to pay ransom for our sin, was buried, rose again after three days, and ascended to heaven", and its fuller articles set out the Bible as God's inspired revelation and one God eternally existing in three distinct persons. It gathers for worship on Sundays and publishes its sermons weekly.

Iglesia San Francisco de Asis is a Spanish-language Episcopal congregation in south Austin, part of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas, worshiping Sundays at 10:00 am on Woodhue Drive. Its ministries include a homeless meals ministry and donation coordination through El Buen Samaritano.

South Austin Church is a Church of the Nazarene congregation on Manchaca Road that has served South Austin since 1947 and describes itself as a multicultural, multilingual community of care, with Sunday services in English, Spanish, and Kinyarwanda.

South Austin Community Church is a non-denominational congregation on Miles Avenue in south Austin. It records that it was founded, established and organized in October 2006 and launched with thirty-one people. In its own words it offers a loving community where those who are struggling with doubts or are lost and hurting can explore their faith, and where questions are welcome.

St. Andrew Kim Korean Catholic Church is a Korean-language Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin at 6523 Emerald Forest Drive in south Austin, Texas, known in Korean as 성 김대건 오스틴 한인성당 and named for St. Andrew Kim Taegon. It celebrates Sunday Mass at 11 in the morning, with first-Friday and first-Saturday devotional Masses, and runs a Sunday school, catechumen classes, Bible study, a Legion of Mary and a Holy Spirit prayer group. It has been registered with the State of Texas since 2007.

Sunrise Community Church is a Reformed Church in America congregation on Menchaca Road in south Austin, founded in 1975, which calls itself the weirdest little church in Texas. It says it seeks to be the kind of church where professors, addicts, teachers, criminals, parents and the homeless all have a place to see the image of God in one another, and its campus hosts a homeless day resource centre.

The Fellowship at Southwest is a Baptist congregation on Menchaca Road in south Austin. In its own words it is “a Reformed Baptist Church located in Austin, Texas,” holding to the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith.

The Garden is a non-denominational church plant on South Lamar Boulevard in south Austin. In its own words it is cultivating a gospel-centered, Spirit-filled community devoted to making disciples, building community and transforming neighborhoods, and it describes itself as a church that values both Word and Spirit. Its statement of faith holds the sixty-six books of the Old and New Testaments to be given by God and inerrant in their original form.

Woodlawn Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Manchaca Road in south Austin, Texas, founded in 1942. Its published statement of faith affirms "the one true and living eternal God ... revealed in three persons", Jesus Christ "fully God and fully human, who died for us then was raised from the dead", and the Bible as "the divinely inspired authority for life and faith". It completed a new worship center in 2012 and runs children's, student, adult, missions and mother's-day-out ministries.

Zion Rest Missionary Baptist Church is a historically Black congregation on Paisano Trail in south Austin, Texas, and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association. It was organized in 1903 in the Kincheonville community, a settlement named for one of its early ministers, on land donated by three local men, and an early building served as both school and fellowship hall. A cornerstone was laid for a new sanctuary in 1965, a fellowship hall was completed in 1978, and a further sanctuary was completed in 1988. Its published essential beliefs affirm the deity of Christ and the virgin birth, the bodily resurrection, the substitutionary atonement, the inerrancy of the Scriptures, and the literal second coming of Christ.

Casa De Dios ATX is a congregation on Goodwin Avenue in East Austin. In its own words it is the place "where the Love of God abides," and it gathers for worship on Wednesdays and Sundays.

Christ Church of Austin is an Anglican congregation in East Austin, part of the Anglican Church in North America's Diocese of Churches for the Sake of Others. It describes itself as "a people of changed lives in the heart of Austin, mending our world for the praise of God's glory," and gathers for Sunday worship at 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. on Medina Street. Its ministries include local mission partnerships, a faith and work initiative, and a faith and arts community.

Church of God in Christ No. 1 is a Pentecostal congregation in East Austin, established in 1911 out of a tent revival and worshiping in its Angelina Street building since its dedication in 1967. It belongs to the Church of God in Christ and serves in the S.E. Iglehart District of the Texas Southwest Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction. In its own words it is 'a teaching ministry that focuses on helping you learn the Bible.'

Cristo Rey Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin in East Austin. The parish describes itself as a community of more than sixty years that began as a neighborhood parish and now draws parishioners from across Austin and surrounding cities, worshiping in Spanish and English with liturgies shaped by Hispanic culture.

David Chapel Missionary Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on East Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Austin, Texas. It was organized on April 27, 1924 in the Ceiling Hills community south of Austin, moved into East Austin in 1926, and entered its present sanctuary in 1959, a building designed by architect John S. Chase and financed by the St. John Regular Baptist Association after white-owned banks declined to lend. Its published beliefs comprise a church covenant and articles of faith in the historic Baptist confessional form, and its ministries span children, youth, college and young adults, women, men, and senior adults, alongside neighborhood and community work.

Door of Hope Church is a congregation on East Cesar Chavez Street in east Austin, established in 1898.

Eastside Community Church is a non-denominational congregation on Hargrave Street in east Austin. In its own words it is a gospel-centered, multi-ethnic, intergenerational family of believers who exist to shine the light of Jesus on the east side of Austin, and it holds that the ultimate good of all people is seeing and savoring the glory of God.

Ebenezer Third Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation at East Tenth Street in East Austin, Texas, organized in February 1875 and named Ebenezer, meaning Stone of Help. Its present limestone and brick sanctuary and education complex was built between 1950 and 1955, and the church was awarded a Texas Historical Marker in 1976. It is identified with the St. John Regular Baptist Association, the Austin Baptist Association, the Missionary Baptist General Convention of Texas, the Baptist General Convention of Texas, and the Southern Baptist Convention.

El Buen Pastor Assemblies of God is a Spanish-speaking Assemblies of God congregation in East Austin, worshiping in its own building on Tillery Street and serving since 1928. Its stated mission is to honor and glorify Jesus Christ by showing compassion to people in need and building up the church, and its vision centers on evangelizing, equipping and sending believers. The congregation also supports a Spanish-language Christian radio ministry.

El Buen Pastor Presbyterian Church is a bilingual Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation in East Austin, worshiping in its own building on Willow Street. The church traces its beginnings to April 1910. Its Sunday service at 11 a.m. is held in Spanish and English together, and in its own words, "This church proclaims Jesus as its Savior." Its ministries include a community Thanksgiving dinner held since 2010 and a long-standing mission partnership in northern Mexico.

Emmanuel Bible Church of Austin, also published as The Love Church, is a non-denominational congregation on Northwestern Avenue in east Austin.

Family Life Church is a non-denominational congregation meeting at Kealing Middle School on Pennsylvania Avenue in East Austin. In its own words it is a diverse people who find life in Christ, and it states its conviction that every person, whatever their age, background or circumstances, should find life in Christ.

Holy Cross Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin in East Austin, where the first Mass was celebrated in 1936, making it the first Catholic parish serving Austin's African American community. Its mission statement describes the parish as a diverse spiritual community committed to glorifying God and serving the needs of others as Christ did. The parish hosts a monthly Igbo Mass.

Life Changers Church is a non-denominational congregation in east Austin, gathering on Sunday mornings in the Kings-Seabrook Chapel at Huston-Tillotson University. Its stated vision is "to change lives starting with ourselves," and it describes itself as "multicultural in our outlook & our worship," with ministries spanning children, youth, young adults, singles and women.

Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church is a historic AME congregation in East Austin, organized in 1870 when a group of Black men and women gathered in the home of Tempie Washington to worship. Its early members helped establish Paul Quinn College in 1872, and its sanctuary at 1101 East 10th Street carries a Texas Historical Commission marker.

Mt Olive Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on East Eleventh Street in Austin, Texas, and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association. It was founded on March 3, 1889 during a camp meeting on the grounds of what is now Huston-Tillotson University, meeting first on East Fourth Street in Mason Town, an early African American settlement, and then on Leona Street, where it was known as New Mt. Olive, before moving to East Eleventh Street. Its present building was dedicated on September 14, 1986. It summarises its vision as upreach, inreach and outreach, and its published beliefs affirm one God revealed in three persons, salvation through Jesus Christ alone, and the universal reality of sin and of judgment.

Mt Zion Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on East Thirteenth Street in east Austin, Texas, founded in 1873. It publishes the historic Baptist Articles of Faith, covering the inspiration of Scripture, the Trinity, the fall, salvation wholly of grace through the atoning death and resurrection of Christ, justification, regeneration, sanctification, the perseverance of believers, baptism by immersion and the Lord's Supper, and the return of Christ for final judgment. Its stated aim is "Striving to do His Will," and its ministries span evangelism, foreign missions, criminal justice, health, marriage, men's and women's work, youth, and transportation.

New City Church is a congregation meeting on East Seventh Street in East Austin, Texas, which began in a living room and launched public services in 2024. It gathers on Sunday mornings and describes its mission as reaching everyone with the good news of Jesus by making disciples who make disciples. Its statement of faith affirms one God existing in three persons, Jesus Christ as the eternal Word made flesh whose life, death and resurrection accomplish salvation, and the Bible as the only infallible source of faith and practice.

New Life Temple is a United Pentecostal Church International congregation at 3601 Goodwin Avenue in east Austin, Texas, listed in the UPCI's South Central Texas District with services in English. It publishes no website or social page of its own and owns the building where it meets.

New Lincoln Missionary Baptist Church is a Missionary Baptist congregation on East Eighth Street in East Austin, Texas, and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association. Known also as The LINC, it describes itself as a family-oriented church that loves Jesus and strives to be "a beacon for the least, the lost and the left out." It gathers for Sunday school and morning worship, streams its services online, and partners with a university-run diabetes education program serving its neighborhood.

New Testament Christian Church of Austin is a congregation of New Testament Christian Churches of America, Inc., meeting on Pennsylvania Avenue in East Austin with Sunday worship, a Sunday evening Night of Victory service, and midweek Bible study.

Olivet Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on San Bernard Street in Austin's Six Square Cultural Heritage District, just east of downtown. Founded in 1928, it worships in a sanctuary completed in 1961 to a design by John S. Chase, the first Black architect licensed in Texas. It gathers for worship on Sunday mornings, in person and online, and organises its common life around what it calls connection, community, contribution and celebration. Its published ministries include a men's ministry, a women's ministry, a youth and young adult ministry, a couples ministry, a deacons ministry, a benevolence ministry, a scholarship fund, and a media production team that also maintains the congregation's historical archive.

Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish founded in 1907 to serve East Austin's Mexican-American community, meeting at 1206 East 9th Street. The parish is served by Franciscan friars of the Third Order Regular, and is known for its celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe each December. Sunday Masses are celebrated in Spanish, with weekday and Saturday Masses in English.

Purposed By God Outreach Ministries is a non-denominational congregation on East 12th Street in east Austin, established in 2014. In its own words it is called to all ages through evangelism, homeless ministry, prison ministry and intercessory prayer.

Rosewood Avenue Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation at 1820 Rosewood Avenue in East Austin, known to its own members as "The Wood" and "the Wood in the Hood." It gathers for Sunday worship at 11:30 and for a midweek study it calls Wednesday in the Word at 6:30, and it streams its services. Its published theme, drawn from Acts 1:8, is "Divine Empowerment for Bold Ministries," which it describes as "more than just a thematic concept" but "a guide stone for our church."

Shine Church is a congregation on Tillery Street in East Austin that describes itself as an unconventional church for an unconventional time, gathering Sundays at 10:30 AM.

St. Julia Catholic Church is a Diocese of Austin parish in East Austin, established on the First Sunday of Advent in 1957. Its largely Hispanic (Mexican-American) community celebrates Mass each week in Spanish and English.

The Well Austin Community Church is a non-denominational congregation on Neal Street in east Austin, established in 2012. It states its vision in its own words as planting one hundred churches nationally and one hundred internationally in its first fifty years.

Vox Veniae is a non-denominational congregation on East 14th 1/2 Street in east Austin, established in 2006. In its own words it is "an inclusive church" where "wanderers, skeptics and believers" share liturgy and community.

Wesley United Methodist Church is a historic Black congregation in East Austin, established March 4, 1865, when newly freed slaves organized the congregation following the Emancipation Proclamation. Its 1929 sanctuary at 1164 San Bernard Street is recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, and the congregation worships Sundays at 10 AM.

Alpha Church is a Seventh-day Adventist congregation in northeast Austin, founded in 1945, whose stated mission is 'Building a Caring Christian Community One Person at a Time.'

Antioch Baptist Church is a Missionary Baptist congregation on Manor Road in east Austin, affiliated with the St. John Regular Baptist Association. It gathers for Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m., with a Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study, and carries ministries including a clothing ministry, music, ushers, and young adult and senior adult groups.

Casa de Oracion Austin is a Spanish-language congregation that meets at Hope Lutheran Church, 6414 North Hampton Drive in northeast Austin, Texas. It presents itself as Casa de Oración Centro Cristiano. In its own words, "La Biblia es la única regla, toda suficiente, de Fe y Conducta que rige Casa de Oracion Austin."

East Nineteenth Street Missionary Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on Rogge Lane in Austin, Texas. Twenty-four members of Pilgrim Home Baptist Church organized the fellowship in February 1927 on Whittier Street, it entered a sanctuary facing East Nineteenth Street in 1952, and it moved debt free to its present Rogge Lane property in 1992, dedicating a family life center there in 2003. Its published core beliefs cover God eternally existing in three co-equal persons, salvation as a free gift received by faith, the security of the believer, Scripture as the supreme source of truth, and baptism by immersion.

East Side Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Northeast Drive in East Austin, Texas. Its only public presence is a Facebook page.

First Pentecostal Church of Austin is a Pentecostal congregation on Ed Bluestein Boulevard in East Austin, founded in 1987. It describes itself as "a vibrant community united by our belief in God's unconditional love," with Sunday school, Sunday morning worship and a Wednesday Bible study. Its published beliefs state that God "has revealed Himself to humanity as the Father (Creator), as the Son (Savior), and as the Holy Ghost (Indwelling Spirit)" and teach water baptism by immersion in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Greater Calvary Bible Church International is a non-denominational congregation on Berkman Drive in east Austin, established in 1984. In its own words it is a Christ-centered, family-focused, full gospel, abundant life church family that views the family as a Kingdom priority.

Greater Love Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Manor Road in northeast Austin and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist District Association. It describes its vision as Christians united together in love, serving the Lord as one body in Christ, and its mission as winning souls.

Greater Union Missionary Baptist Church is a historically African American Missionary Baptist congregation in east Austin, organized in November 1970 by eighteen believers meeting in a member's home and worshiping at its Pecan Springs Road building since 1976. It names the Austin Baptist Association and the St. John Regular Baptist District Association as its affiliations, states its aim as reaching the unreached, and takes as its motto Determined to Know Christ. Sunday School meets at 9 a.m. and morning worship at 10:30 a.m., with Bible study on Wednesday evenings.

Hope Lutheran Church is a congregation of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod in northeast Austin, chartered in 1960. Its campus housed Hope Lutheran School from 1965 to 2008 and now provides space for a charter school.

Iglesia Cristiana Puerta del Cielo "Tiempos Finales" Austin Texas is a Spanish-language congregation on East Highway 290 in east Austin. In its own words it is "Más que iglesia, somos una familia," more than a church but a family, "enfocados en llevar el mensaje de Jesús a todo aquel que la necesita," focused on carrying the message of Jesus to everyone who needs it. Its own seal carries the same phrase around the congregation's name. Its published presence is its own Facebook page rather than a website of its own.

Iglesia El Shaddai Austin is a Spanish-language Pentecostal congregation at 7650 Ed Bluestein Blvd in northeast Austin, with Sunday services at 11am and 6pm and a Wednesday ministry training institute. In its own words it is 'una iglesia dinámica y creciente que está enfocada en alcanzar a la comunidad hispana con el evangelio de Jesucristo.'

Iglesia Restauracion Elim is a Spanish-language congregation on Ed Bluestein Boulevard in east Austin, established in 2002.

LifeFamily Mueller is a campus of LifeFamily, a non-denominational church with several locations in Central Texas. In its own words, LifeFamily is "a Christian church that believes every person's life can be transformed through the power of Jesus Christ," offering "friendly people, powerful praise and worship, reflective communion and a practical message." The church began in 2005 as LifeAustin and adopted the LifeFamily name in 2022. The Mueller campus is on East 51st Street in Austin and holds one Sunday service, at 10:00am. A Spanish-language congregation, LifeFamily Espanol, also meets at the same address.

Manor Road Pentecostal Church is a Spanish-language Pentecostal congregation in East Austin, Texas, meeting at 6107 Manor Road. It maintains no website and publishes no denominational affiliation.

Our Lady's Maronite Catholic Church is a Maronite Catholic parish at 1320 East 51st Street in Austin, serving central Texas for more than thirty years. Its stated mission is to give daily witness to the Good News of Jesus Christ through worship, prayer, and charitable outreach, living out the faith handed down through the Syro-Antiochene tradition. Divine Liturgy is celebrated on Saturday evening, Sunday morning, and Wednesday evening.

Restore Austin with Memorial United Methodist Church is a United Methodist congregation on Berkman Drive in northeast Austin, formed when Restore Austin and Memorial United Methodist Church, a congregation founded in 1874, became one congregation in 2025.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin at 5909 Reicher Drive in northeast Austin, founded in 1946. The parish describes itself as God's family coming together to share the Gospel of Jesus through worship, word, and service, with Masses each week in English and Spanish and a perpetual adoration chapel.

St. Peter's United Methodist Church is a United Methodist congregation at 4509 Springdale Road in east Austin, founded in 1864 and marking more than 160 years of ministry. Its Sunday worship celebration is at 10:15 am, in person and by livestream.

Wheless Lane Church of Christ began meeting in 1979 and has worshiped at its Wheless Lane building in northeast Austin since 1980. Led by elders with a full-time minister, the congregation describes its mission as teaching the good news of Jesus Christ and practicing New Testament doctrine, under the motto Where Your Heart Has A Home.

Beacon Ridge Baptist Church is a Southern Baptist congregation on South First Street in south Austin, half a mile north of Slaughter Lane, with Bible study at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 10:45 a.m. on Sundays. It describes itself as "a small, loving church family that loves Jesus Christ, His Word, and one another," with the mission "to Know Christ and Make Him Known."

Casa de Oracion Austin is a Spanish-language congregation at 2309 Allred Drive in south Austin, Texas. It publishes its own declaration of faith and holds family, youth, women's and children's services, with prayer and Bible study during the week. In its own words, "La Biblia es nuestra única regla, toda suficiente, de fe y conducta."

City Chapel Church is a non-denominational congregation on Menchaca Road in south Austin, established in 2015.

Immanuel Anglican Church is a congregation in South Austin, planted in August 2023 as part of the Anglican Church in North America's Diocese of Churches for the Sake of Others. It describes itself as a community "dependent on God's grace, formed through Word and Sacrament, nurtured by God's beauty, goodness, and truth, and committed to joining Jesus in his restoration of all things," and gathers Sundays at 4:00 p.m. in space hosted by Westoak Woods Baptist Church.

Living Hope Bible Church is a non-denominational congregation in south Austin that launched on 18 September 2022 and gathers on Sunday mornings in the theatre at Akins High School on South First Street. Its published statement of faith affirms the sixty-six books of the Old and New Testaments as inerrant in the original writings and "fully trustworthy as our final and sufficient authority for all of life"; one God "eternally existing in perfect unity as three equally and fully divine Persons"; and Jesus Christ as "fully God and fully man" who "arose visibly and bodily from the dead three days later". Its own footer identifies it as a Great Commission Collective church, and it publishes small groups alongside children's and student ministries.

Los Pentecostales de Austin is a bilingual Pentecostal congregation on Hewitt Lane in South Austin. In its own words it is "a ministry of the United Pentecostal Church International," founded in 2000 in a living room. All of its services are bilingual in Spanish and English, on Sundays at 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM and on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM, and its small groups, called Casa de Fiesta, meet in homes across the city.

Mosaic Church - South Austin is a campus of Mosaic Church, a non-denominational church with campuses in north and south Austin. In its own words the church has "a vision to be an ethnically, racially, politically, and socioeconomically diverse church which worships Jesus Christ as God and is sent to love its city and neighbors," and describes itself as "Multiethnic. Multigenerational. Single purpose." The South Austin campus on Bilbrook Place holds Sunday services at 9:30am and 11:30am.

Redeeming Grace Lutheran Church is a Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod congregation on FM 1626 in southwest Austin, founded in 2005. It holds to the historic creeds of the church, and its stated vision is to reach the lost with the love, light and truth of Jesus and grow the body of Christ; Sunday blended worship follows Bible study for all ages.

Risen Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church is a member of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod that has proclaimed its message in south Austin since its founding in 1983. Sunday worship is at 9:30 am with Bible study following, and the congregation hosts Mornings with Mommy for young families.

Saint John's Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation in south Austin, meeting on Hewitt Lane in the Manchaca area with Sunday worship at 10:30 a.m.

South Austin Baptist Church is an independent Baptist congregation on South First Street in Austin, Texas, founded in 1959. In its own words it is 'an old time, gospel preaching church' and 'a small congregation, but a loving congregation', and its current Sunday teaching series works through the Bible as a single story whose central theme is Jesus Christ. It uses the King James Version.

Southern Oaks Church of Christ is a Church of Christ congregation meeting at 2411 Frate Barker Road in south Austin, with Sunday morning and afternoon services and a midweek meeting.

Southside at Austin Christian is one location of Austin Christian Church, on Menchaca Road in south Austin, gathering on Sundays at 10:30. In its own words it is "a tight-knit, diverse, and intergenerational faith community that strives to share not only the gospel of God, but our lives as well," and it invites both those who grew up going to church and those for whom this is a first experience with Christianity.

Southwest Christian Church is a non-denominational congregation on Old Manchaca Road in south Austin, which records that it has served Austin since 1959. In its own words it believes God intentionally created each person with a purpose.

Southwest Church of Christ is a congregation of about three hundred members at 8900 Menchaca Road in south Austin, seeking to follow the New Testament in its worship and hosting the Southwest School of Bible Studies.

St. Paul Catholic Church is a Diocese of Austin parish in south Austin. Masses are celebrated in English and Spanish, and the parish is building a new church through its It's Time capital campaign.

The Austin Stone - South is one of six congregations of The Austin Stone Community Church, a non-denominational church in Austin. In its own words, the church is "a New Testament church with six congregations that exists for the supremacy of the name and purpose of Jesus," and states that "We love God, the church, the city, and the nations." The South congregation gathers in south Austin for Sunday services at 9am and 11am.

upRising, a church without walls, is a congregation on South First Street in Austin that describes itself as welcoming all who are seeking community through God's love and grace, with blended Sunday worship and weekly community events.

Welcome Church Austin is a non-denominational congregation on Curlew Drive in south Austin.

Westoak Woods Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on West Slaughter Lane in south Austin, Texas, founded in 1990. In its own words it is "rooted in the Baptist tradition" and identifies being Baptist by "the priesthood of all believers, soul competency, religious freedom, and Bible freedom", inviting readers to examine the 1963 Baptist Faith and Message for a detailed statement of its views. It runs a weekday preschool, choir, youth and children's ministries and a grief support ministry.

Abundant Life Fellowship Texas is a non-denominational congregation on North Lamar Boulevard in Austin, founded in 1991, which carries the tagline 'Christ the Risen Savior.' In its own words it gathers people who are 'building their relationship with Jesus Christ' around three words, 'Obedience - Commitment - Sacrifice,' and it runs children's, women's and men's ministries alongside a homeless outreach.

Berachah Church of Austin is a non-denominational congregation meeting on North Lamar Boulevard in Austin, Texas. It describes itself as a live stream satellite of Berachah Church in Houston, and gathers for Bible classes on Sunday mornings and on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.

Capital City Church is a non-denominational congregation on North Lamar Boulevard in Austin, meeting Sunday mornings at 10:00. Founded in 2020, it summarizes its purpose as "Save. Equip. Send.": bringing every generation to Jesus Christ, equipping them toward Christ-like maturity, and sending them into ministry in the church and mission in the world.

The Church of Pentecost is a classical Pentecostal congregation and district seat on North Lamar Boulevard in north Austin, belonging to The Church of Pentecost U.S.A., Inc., the American body of the Ghanaian-founded Church of Pentecost. It gathers in English and Twi.

Gateway Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation at 7601 Guadalupe Street in the Highland area of Austin, Texas. It is a separate congregation from the larger non-denominational Gateway Church of Texas, with which it shares part of a name.

Gethsemane Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America on the north side of Austin near the intersection of Interstate 35 and Highway 183, founded in 1868. It describes itself as historic and multigenerational, called by grace and led by faith, a community where faith and friendships are nurtured and where there is no dress code, and says in its own words that it opens its doors "to all who may have been excluded because of sexual orientations, gender identities/expressions, race, economic status, ability, age, or station in life." Sunday school is at 9:30 and worship at 10:30.

High Calling Assembly of God Church is an Assemblies of God congregation on North Lamar Boulevard in Austin, founded in 1997. It describes itself as "a fellowship of caring, unified, servants of Christ, reaching Austin and the surrounding areas."

Higher Transformation is a Haitian diaspora church in north Austin, Texas, founded in 2021 and meeting in a suite at The Centre Business Park on North Lamar Boulevard. Sunday worship is in Haitian Creole and English, followed by a Creole connection gathering. In its own words, it is "a Christ-centered Haitian diaspora church in Austin connecting every generation with the Gospel."

Iglesia Reconciliacion Austin, also published as Austin Reconciliation Church, is a bilingual Spanish and English congregation on Cameron Road in north Austin.

Iglesia Vida Nueva de Austin is a Spanish-language congregation on East St. Johns Avenue in north Austin, Texas, incorporated in Texas since 2007 as Iglesia Cristiana Vida Nueva of Austin.

Light House Myanmar Mission Church is a Myanmar congregation that meets at 406 Delmar Avenue in north Austin, Texas, and was registered with the State of Texas in 2016. It sends mission teams abroad.

The Lord's Church of Austin (어스틴 주님의교회) is a Korean-language congregation with an English-language ministry, meeting on West Anderson Lane in north Austin. Affiliated with the Christian Reformed Church in North America, it describes itself as a church devoted to the evangelization of the Austin area and to serving the nations.

New Foundation Christian Church is a congregation on East Anderson Lane in north Austin, gathering on Sundays at 10:30 am and Wednesdays at 7 pm, with men's, women's, and outreach ministries meeting monthly.

Promiseland Church is a non-denominational congregation gathering at The Land on Coronado Hills Drive in north central Austin, with Sunday services at 10 am. In its own words it is a Spirit-filled and Spirit-led church with a high view of Scripture, and it traces its heritage to more than half a century of ministry in the American Pentecostal tradition.

Red Rocks Church Austin is the Austin campus of Red Rocks Church, an Assemblies of God congregation headquartered in Colorado, meeting on North Interstate 35. It holds five Sunday services and offers its teaching in person and online.

Shiloh Austin is a non-denominational congregation on Guadalupe Street in north Austin, launched in 2024, gathering Sundays at 10:00am with nursery, children's and youth ministries. In its own words its desire is to reflect God's image every day, it invites people to come as they are, and it states that it exists to provide truth, hope, and understanding.

St John College Heights Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Carver Avenue in north Austin, Texas, and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association. It states its purpose as functioning "as a Christian Fellowship where the Gospel is preached and the ordinances and doctrine of the Baptist Church are properly taught and administered," through a preaching and teaching ministry, the training of Christian workers, and Christian education for all ages. Its published ministries include men's, women's, youth and music ministries, the last comprising a fellowship choir, youth choir, male chorus and angel choir, alongside a Baptist Training Union, brotherhood, mission circles and usher and nurse's aide auxiliaries.

St Paul Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on Blackson Avenue in north Austin, Texas, and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association. It traces its origin to White Walnut Creek Church on what is now U.S. Highway 183, and moved to its present Blackson Avenue location in 1951. It describes itself as "a body of baptized believers that are being molded for God's purpose," and takes "God's Way" as its watchword.

St. Phillips Missionary Baptist Church is a Missionary Baptist congregation meeting on North Lamar Boulevard in north Austin, Texas. Its own history dates its founding to 1866 in the Peach Creek community of Rosanky, in Bastrop County, where it says the congregation was organized under a tree, and records that its primary location moved to Austin after 2007 while members who chose to remain continue to worship at the Rosanky-Peach Creek site. It calls itself "The Church That Looks to the Hills" and states its mission as to "Find them, bring them in, grow them up and send them out."

The Austin Stone - St. John is one of six congregations of The Austin Stone Community Church, a non-denominational church in Austin. In its own words, the church is "a New Testament church with six congregations that exists for the supremacy of the name and purpose of Jesus," and states that "We love God, the church, the city, and the nations." The St. John congregation gathers in north central Austin for Sunday services at 9am and 11am.

Austin Mustard Seed is a church in central north Austin that gathers on Sunday evenings for a community dinner, liturgy and the Eucharist in the Activity Center at Faith Lutheran Church on Woodrow Avenue. In its own words it is “a church for hopeful skeptics and passionate believers,” “passionate about practicing the way of Jesus for central north Austin,” and stands “in a long tradition of churches that affirm the Apostles Creed and the Nicene Creed.”

Covenant Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation founded in 1961 in north central Austin. The church describes its mission as passionate worship, sacrificial service, respectful evangelism, authentic fellowship, and rich discipleship, and welcomes over a thousand worshippers weekly.

Crestview Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Woodrow Avenue in Austin, Texas, founded in 1952 in the Crestview neighborhood at the corner of Woodrow and Morrow between North Lamar and Burnet. It describes itself as a community of people rooted in the love of Jesus, making disciples who affect their society locally and globally, and it gathers for Sunday worship and Bible study with a midweek evening Bible study.

El-Shaddai Rise Church is a congregation in north central Austin, formerly known as El Shaddai Baptist Church. The Southern Baptist Convention's church directory lists it at 6301 Woodrow Avenue, a building it shares with Grace + Peace Austin, and it has been registered with the State of Texas since 2011.

The Episcopal Church of the Resurrection is a Diocese of Texas parish in Austin's Crestview neighborhood, chartered as a mission in 1953 and elevated to parish status in 1965. It offers Rite I and Rite II Sunday Eucharists and hosts a range of neighborhood partnerships and community programs.

Faith Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America in north central Austin, founded in 1950. Among its stated proclamations are Christ crucified and risen, salvation by grace rather than by works, the Unaltered Augsburg Confession as a true witness to the Gospel, and, in its own words, "our Lord's words of forgiveness, welcome, and love for all people regardless of race, ethnicity, national origin, gender identity, or sexual orientation." The congregation operates a child development center that began as a ministry of the church in 1961.

Filadelfia Austin is a Spanish-language congregation at Anderson Square in north Austin, Texas, founded on 7 April 2010. It meets on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings and has extension congregations in Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Kingsland, Texas. In its own words, it is "una iglesia Cristiana hispana vibrante, donde cada etapa de la vida es bienvenida."

Grace + Peace Austin is a Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) congregation worshiping at 6301 Woodrow Ave in north central Austin, which came into the PCA through its founding church, All Saints Presbyterian. The church describes itself as a gospel-formed family for the city and gathers for Sunday worship at 10 a.m., with the service also streamed online.

Highland Crest Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Putnam Drive in north central Austin. Its Facebook Page lists Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and a worship service at 11:00 a.m. on Sundays, with Bible study on Tuesday evenings, and it streams services and music on its own YouTube channel.

Hope Chapel is a non-denominational congregation on Arroyo Seco in central Austin, established in 1979. In its own words it is a diverse community of Austinites united by a passion for celebrating and pursuing Jesus, and a family striving to participate in the work of God reconciling people to himself in Austin and around the globe.

Immanuel Church of Austin is a non-denominational congregation meeting at Wooten Elementary School in north Austin, in partnership with Providence Church. In its own words it is a new church in north Austin whose mission is to help people become rooted in Christ.

Joshua Church is a non-denominational congregation on Justin Lane in the Crestview neighborhood of north Austin, founded in 2017. In its own words it is a Bible-based, non-denominational Christian church for students, young professionals and families, meeting between the University of Texas campus and the Domain.

King's Cross Church is a Baptist congregation founded in 2024 in the Crestview neighborhood of north Austin, meeting Sundays at 10am on Woodrow Avenue. It describes itself as a new church begun by Christians who wanted another healthy church in and for central Austin, hoping to be a group of diverse people who know Jesus, love his church and reach the lost. Its stated beliefs follow the Revised New Hampshire Confession of 1853, and it affirms the Baptist Faith and Message 2000.

Living Hope Church is a non-denominational congregation on West Anderson Lane in north Austin, worshiping in Nepali. In its own words it is a community of Nepali-speaking Christians among immigrants and refugees, and it gathers for Sunday worship that is also streamed online. Its published presence is its own Facebook page rather than a website of its own.

New Covenant Church is a non-denominational congregation at Anderson Square in north Austin. It describes itself as seeking to build a community of faith where a culture of grace permeates every aspect of its fellowship, and states that its desire is that the gospel of Jesus Christ be heard, taught and lived to the fullest potential.

North Village Church is a non-denominational congregation on West Anderson Lane in north Austin, near the Domain, established in 2009. In its own words it is centered around Jesus and teaching the Bible as a Christian church, and it describes itself as made up of professionals, married couples, singles and families who are wanting to experience the life-transforming power of Jesus.

Redeemer is a congregation of the Texas District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod on West Anderson Lane in central Austin, founded in 1954. Its three Sunday services range from traditional to casual, and its campus is home to Redeemer Lutheran School and preschool.

St. Louis King of France Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin, founded in 1952, serving central Austin from its Burnet Road campus alongside St. Louis Catholic School. The parish describes itself as a diverse and welcoming community committed to the sacraments, with ministries in English and Spanish.

The Great Light Presbyterian Church is a Korean Presbyterian congregation in north central Austin that worships in the Bailey Building of Crestview Baptist Church on Woodrow Avenue. Planted in June 1995 as Austin Choong-hyun Presbyterian Church, it took its present name in 2001. The church belongs to the Presbyterian Church in Korea (Hapdong) and gathers university students, international students and Korean residents for Sunday worship in Korean at 11 a.m.

Violet Crown City Church is a United Methodist congregation at 1300 Morrow Street in Austin's Crestview neighborhood, founded in 2020. In its own words, it is 'an inclusive community of faith where belonging to each other matters more than believing like each other,' worshiping Sundays at 10 AM.

All Saints' Episcopal Church is a parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas on the edge of the University of Texas campus, worshiping in a Gothic Revival chapel listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its ministries include the UT Episcopal Student Center, All Saints' Episcopal Day School, and the Loaves and Fishes outreach.

Austin Gatherings Church is a non-denominational Bible church near the University of Texas that gathers Sunday afternoons for preaching and communion, with prayer and Bible study midweek. In its own words it is 'a local church family of believers made up of people from different backgrounds and stories joined together because of the gospel of Jesus Christ,' and it teaches from the King James Bible.

Catalyst Church Austin is a congregation for college students at the University of Texas at Austin, meeting on Sundays on Rio Grande Street in West Campus. It began as a church plant near the university in 2008 and is part of the Acts2 Network. In its own words, “Catalyst is a church for college students at UT Austin,” and “We’re here to launch lifelong kingdom workers out of UT Austin.”

Centro de Alabanza El Camino Cristiano is a bilingual congregation at 3407 Guadalupe Street in Austin, Texas, which its own flyers call its downtown location. It holds Sunday worship and midweek gatherings, and in its own words it is the place "Donde La Familia Unida Alaba A Dios!"

The Congregational Church of Austin is a United Church of Christ congregation on West 23rd Street near the University of Texas campus, founded in 1901, gathering for Sunday worship at 11:00 AM. It describes itself in its own words as 'an inclusive (Open & Affirming), welcoming, progressive church.'

Downtown at Austin Christian is one location of Austin Christian Church, gathering on Sunday afternoons at a host church on University Avenue in central Austin. In its own words it is "a community church focused on serving our neighborhood and sharing the good news of the Gospel," with a vibrant college student ministry and a growing ministry of young professionals and married adults. The church's published beliefs hold that the Bible is the Word of God, inspired by the Holy Spirit.

First English Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America near the University of Texas campus in Austin, founded in 1936 as the city's first English-language Lutheran congregation at a time when worship was commonly held in German and other northern European languages. In its own words, since 1989 it has "openly welcomed persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities and expressions to full participation in the church and society," and it was one of the first Texas congregations to join the Reconciling in Christ program. Its worship is rooted in the historic liturgical and musical traditions of the church, centred on Word and Sacrament, and the congregation operates a child development center that has served the community for more than fifty years.

HMCC of Austin is the Austin congregation of Harvest Mission Community Church, a multi-site evangelical church network of Korean founding with congregations in Ann Arbor, Detroit, Hong Kong, Jakarta and Tangerang. Established in 2008, it meets at the Texas Wesley building on West 22nd Street beside the University of Texas campus and ministers across the age range from children and youth to single adults and families. In its own words, its desire is to love and to serve the city of Austin.

North Side at Austin Christian is one location of Austin Christian Church, which has three locations in the Austin area. In its own words this location is a warm and diverse fellowship, with many families and children of all ages and a growing ministry to single and young married adults, and the church's published beliefs hold that the Bible is the Word of God, inspired by the Holy Spirit. It gathers on Sunday afternoons at a host church on University Avenue.

Providence Church is a non-denominational congregation that gathers on Sunday mornings at 1903 University Avenue in central Austin, with offices on South Congress Avenue. It describes itself in its own words as a gospel-centered church in Austin, Texas, and publishes a full doctrinal statement.

St. Austin Catholic Parish is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin at 2026 Guadalupe Street, adjacent to the University of Texas campus, served by the Paulist Fathers since 1908. The parish operates St. Austin Catholic School and describes itself as a dynamic, urban faith community.

St. Paul Lutheran Church, established in 1891 as a daughter congregation of St. Paul Lutheran in Serbin, is the mother church of the Missouri Synod congregations in the Austin area; it worships with the historic liturgy at its Red River Street campus near the University of Texas.

The Way Austin is a Southern Baptist church plant in downtown Austin, Texas, meeting on Sundays at 10 a.m. at The Mansion near the University of Texas campus. In its own words the church is "sent into the heart of Austin to help every person find their way back to God," and it longs "to see people encounter Jesus through finding belonging, believing the gospel, becoming who they were made to be, and living lives that bless the world." It publishes a statement of beliefs covering the Word of God, the Trinity, salvation, the church and the last things, and runs a college ministry, The Salt Company, that meets on Thursday evenings.

University Avenue Church of Christ is an a cappella Church of Christ congregation gathering on the edge of downtown Austin and The University of Texas campus, dedicated to a mission of loving God and loving others. Sunday worship and Bible class meet in the Longhorns for Christ Campus Center at 1909 University Avenue, and the congregation hosts campus and homeless ministries.

University Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Guadalupe Street in the West Campus neighborhood of Austin, beside the University of Texas, founded in 1908. It publishes that it is affiliated with the American Baptist Church, the Alliance of Baptists, and the Association of Welcoming and Affirming Baptists. In its own words it has been known since its founding as one of Austin's progressive voices of faith.

University Christian Church is a Disciples of Christ congregation founded in 1946 and meeting at 2007 University Avenue, steps from the University of Texas campus. It gathers for worship at 11 a.m. on Sundays, in person and online, and describes itself as a progressive, affirming, and inclusive church. Its programs include classes, small groups, and service opportunities.

University Lutheran Church is a chartered congregation and campus ministry of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod serving the University of Texas at Austin, organized in 1953; it worships on Sunday evenings near campus and hosts an International Student Ministry.

University Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation founded in 1926 and located just west of the University of Texas campus in central Austin. Its ministries include the UKirk student fellowship, formation classes for children through seniors, and the UPLift financial assistance program, and it is a member of the Micah 6 of Austin network of area churches.

University United Methodist Church is a United Methodist congregation at 2409 Guadalupe Street beside the University of Texas campus, where it has worshiped since its founding in 1887. In 2011 the congregation voted to affiliate with the Reconciling Ministries Network.

Austin Korean Presbyterian Church (AKPC) is a Korean-language congregation of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) in north Austin, gathering for multiple Korean services each Sunday alongside Lifeway, its English ministry. The church also runs a Korean language and culture school.

Austin Life Church is a non-denominational congregation in north Austin that gathers across two Sunday morning services. In its own words it is 'convinced that the fullness of life we are all looking for is found in knowing, loving, and trusting Jesus, and then giving our lives away for the glory of God and good of others.'

Austin Restoration Ministries is a Christian recovery ministry and worshiping community on North Interstate 35 in Austin, centered on a nine-month faith-based live-in program for people recovering from addiction. It holds daily morning prayer and Bible study, weekly men's and women's groups, church services open to the public, and a twice-monthly food pantry, with the stated goal that each person who walks through its doors "develop a relationship with the Lord God Jesus Christ as well as to be restored to their families and the community."

Brentwood Oaks Church of Christ is a Church of Christ congregation on North Lamar Boulevard in Austin, gathering for Bible classes and worship each Sunday with live Spanish translation, and supporting mission work in Guatemala and Brazil.

Ethiopian Evangelical Christian Church is an Ethiopian diaspora congregation on Deen Avenue in north Austin, meeting Sunday mornings at 10:30. It worships in English and Amharic, with interpretation available in Afan Oromo and Tigrinya. It describes itself as "a Christ-centered, multicultural, multilingual church serving the Greater Austin area and beyond."

Glorious Nation Church International is a non-denominational congregation on North Lamar Boulevard in north Austin, with a companion congregation in Douala, Cameroon. In its own words it is a family of believers gathered to worship, grow and serve across two cities as one family, and it invites visitors under the theme come as you are.

Holy Vietnamese Martyrs Catholic Church, known in Vietnamese as Giao Xu Cac Thanh Tu Dao Viet Nam, is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin serving the Vietnamese Catholic community in north Austin. Mass is offered in Vietnamese and English, and the parish runs catechesis and Vietnamese language programs alongside a range of lay ministries and choirs.

Holy Word Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod in northeast Austin, begun in 1969. Its campus is home to Hannah's World, a Christian childcare center, and the congregation states its mission as going and growing with the Word.

Iglesia Evangélica Latina AD is a Spanish-language Assemblies of God congregation at 8600 Guadalupe Street in north Austin, Texas. It began in 1992 and has been incorporated in Texas since 1995 as Iglesia Evangelica Latina, Assemblies of God. It worships on Sunday morning and evening and meets on Tuesday and Friday evenings. In its own words, it is "una Iglesia basada en la sana doctrina."

Iglesia Jesucristo es mi Refugio de Austin is a Spanish-language congregation on North Lamar Boulevard in Austin, Texas, begun in June 2007 under the spiritual covering of Iglesia Jesucristo es mi Refugio of Dallas. It holds a Friday evening service and two Sunday morning services, goes out for street evangelism each month and sends a monthly missions offering. In its own words, "MAS QUE IGLESIA SOMOS UNA FAMILIA."

This congregation is a locale of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ), an international church that originated in the Philippines in 1914, meeting at its chapel on North Drive in north Austin with worship services held in English.

Our Savior Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod in north Austin, organized in 1973 and located off Parmer and Yager lanes. It describes itself as a congregation of caring Christians sharing God's love with each other and people of the community.

Pflugerville Church of Christ, formerly the Cameron Road Church of Christ, is a Bible-based Church of Christ congregation serving the Pflugerville area, currently meeting at a temporary location while it prepares a new permanent home.

Praise Jesus Church (예수 찬양 교회) is a Korean congregation on West Braker Lane in north Austin, Texas. It holds a Sunday morning service in Korean with simultaneous English interpretation, and prayer meetings on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. It is listed in the South Central Texas District of the United Pentecostal Church International.

The Light of the World in Austin is a local congregation of La Luz del Mundo (The Church of the Living God, Pillar and Support of the Truth, The Light of the World), an international church headquartered in Guadalajara, Mexico; the Austin congregation dates to 1967 and welcomes visitors throughout the week at its East Wonsley Drive location.

The ROCK ATX is a non-denominational congregation on Jourdan Crossing Boulevard in north Austin, established in 1986. In its own words it is a Bible-centered, Spirit-filled community following Jesus together, and its published beliefs hold that God created all people in his image, that sin separates them from him, and that salvation comes only by grace through faith in Jesus Christ.

Vietnamese Unity Baptist Church is a Vietnamese-language Baptist congregation in north Austin, Texas, meeting in the Kenneth Thompson Memorial Chapel on the Walnut Creek Baptist Church campus on North Lamar Boulevard since February 2015. In its own words it is "a member of the Austin Baptist Association and the Southern Baptist Convention" and adheres to the Baptist Faith and Message. It holds Vietnamese-language worship alongside a regular English service, and is also known as Hoi Thanh Hiep Nhat Austin.

Walnut Creek Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on North Lamar Boulevard in north Austin, Texas, organized in 1856 in the Burdett schoolhouse with ten members and designated a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark in 1969. Its own site describes it as "Preserved by the Grace of God since 1856". It gives monthly to the Baptist General Convention of Texas, the Southern Baptist Convention and the Austin Baptist Association, maintains its own historic cemetery, and hosts Vietnamese Unity Baptist Church, a separate congregation, on its campus.

Winners Chapel International Austin is a Pentecostal congregation associated with Living Faith Church Worldwide, a charismatic denomination founded in Nigeria with congregations in many countries.

Austin Myanmar Christian Church is a Myanmar congregation established in October 2009. It meets on Sunday evenings from 5:30 to 7:30 at The Church on Congress Avenue, 1511 South Congress Avenue in Austin, Texas. Its emblem carries the words "Worship in Spirit and Truth" from John 4:24.

Austin New Church is a United Methodist congregation meeting on South Lamar Boulevard in south Austin, gathering Sundays at 10:30am in a building that also serves as the 04Center music venue. In its own words it is "a progressive, affirming, gospel-centered community driven by inclusion and social justice," with participants both in the Austin area and joining online from elsewhere.

Christ Lutheran Church is a Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod congregation just south of downtown Austin, holding its first worship service in 1946. The congregation hosts a neighborhood pumpkin patch each fall in the South Congress area.

The Church in Austin is a congregation of the worldwide fellowship of local churches, meeting as one church for the city since 1973 with five locations across the Austin area, including its Central Austin meeting hall on South Congress Avenue. Alongside Sunday meetings, members gather in homes during the week for prayer, fellowship, and Bible reading.

Grupo Nueva Vida is a Spanish-language congregation on West Ben White Boulevard in south Austin, Texas, founded in 2005. In its own words it is "una iglesia centrada en Cristo, comprometida a difundir el evangelio, fortalecer vidas espirituales y construir una comunidad amorosa de creyentes." It holds Sunday Bible study and worship, Tuesday prayer and Wednesday teaching, runs a food-distribution ministry for families in need, and supports missions in Venezuela, Mexico, Zambia and Cuba.

Iglesia Verbo Austin is a Spanish-language congregation on South Congress Avenue in south Austin. It publishes no website of its own.

Jesus Lutheran Church of the Deaf is a Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod congregation that has served the Deaf community of Austin and Central Texas since 1931, worshiping in American Sign Language on Sunday afternoons at its Newton Street building near the Texas School for the Deaf; it is a dual parish with St. Paul Lutheran Church.

Kinney Avenue Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation in south Austin, gathering Sunday mornings for Sunday school and a 10:30 worship service, with a monthly Sunday evening gathering. It states that it exists to captivate the hearts of all peoples with the gospel of Jesus Christ by making disciples, for the glory of God. Its statement of faith is a modified version of the Baptist Faith and Message 2000, and it describes its teaching as in line with Reformed theology.

Saint Ignatius Martyr Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin, founded in 1937 and located at 126 W Oltorf Street in the Bouldin Creek neighborhood of south Austin. The parish is served primarily by brothers, priests, and sisters of the Congregation of Holy Cross, offers Sunday Mass in English and Spanish along with an ASL-interpreted Mass, and sponsors a parish school for Pre-K 3 through eighth grade and a food pantry.

San José Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin at 2435 Oak Crest Avenue in south Austin, served by the Congregation of Holy Cross. Established in 1939 and dedicated to St. Joseph the Worker, the parish is a bilingual community celebrating Mass in English and Spanish.

SOCO Community Church is a Pentecostal congregation on Cumberland Road in the South Congress area of Austin, Texas, gathering on Sunday mornings. It is a campus of Bridge Church and describes itself in its own words as caring "about one thing more than anything else, Jesus Christ" and as "a family of individuals that have found hope in Jesus, and simply want as many people as possible to experience that same freedom."

St. John-San Juan Lutheran Church is a bilingual congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America in south Austin, formed when St. John's Lutheran Church (founded 1946) united with the Spanish-language San Lucas congregation in 1999; it holds one combined Sunday service in English and Spanish.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church is a parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas in Austin's Barton Hills neighborhood, adjacent to the Barton Creek greenbelt, founded in 1958. The congregation describes its vision as being a community of transformational belonging in Christ and operates St. Mark's Episcopal Day School, founded in 1963.

The Church on Congress Avenue is a Baptist congregation on South Congress Avenue in Austin, Texas. Its own account traces it to a South Austin Baptist church building erected in 1894 on Brackenridge Street; the congregation later gathered as Congress Avenue Baptist Church, baptising at Barton Springs in the 1920s, and built an auditorium in 1938 and its present auditorium in 1966. It describes itself as "a place where people can meet Jesus, engage in life-giving community, and everyone is welcome," and gathers for Sunday worship at 10:30.

The Vine is a non-denominational Austin congregation founded in 2016 that describes itself as a Jesus-centered community practicing a Third Way posture on disputed questions. Beginning August 2026 it worships Sundays at 10 a.m. at 1314 E Oltorf St in south Austin, the longtime Faith Presbyterian campus, under a multi-year lease.

Trinity Church Austin is a non-denominational congregation on Panther Trail in south Austin, founded in 2017. In its own words it is a gospel-centered church whose mission is renewing hearts and minds through the story of Jesus, and it publishes a doctrinal statement holding that the Bible contains the true story of the world and is God's primary way of revealing himself.

Unity in the Heart of Austin is a Unity congregation on Toomey Road near Zilker Park that describes itself as a New Thought spiritual community seeking to be Spirit-led, inspiring, loving, joyous, and transforming.

Wildflower Unitarian Universalist Church is a Unitarian Universalist congregation on East Oltorf Street in South Austin, founded in 2001, that describes itself as growing spiritually together and spreading love, justice, and joy, with Sunday services at noon.

All Souls Church of Austin is a house-church congregation operating under the umbrella of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, begun in 2013. It describes itself as a community of faith and friends learning to follow Jesus and love its neighbors, meeting weekly in homes across Austin.

Austin Matu Community Church is a Matu-language congregation that meets at 1014 Gardner Road in east Austin, Texas, the home of Solid Rock Missionary Baptist Church. It has been registered with the State of Texas since 2019, and its emblem carries a verse reference, 1 Timothy 2:4.

Bethany Christian Church is a Disciples of Christ congregation in East Austin at 3507 East 12th Street. Its ministries include an elders ministry, a children's ministry, the William Booker Rites of Passage youth ministry, and the Bethany Faith Food Pantry.

The Church of Christ at East Side is a Church of Christ congregation at 5701 East Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in East Austin. It describes itself as a family of believers bound together in Christian love, with a mission to bring people to Jesus and help them become fully devoted followers who demonstrate God's love through service.

Freedom Home Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation at 3405 Oak Springs Drive in Austin, Texas, organized on August 15, 1982 in a member's home with thirty-five members. Its own history records first meeting in homes, purchasing property on Gunter Street in 1983 and moving to its present Oak Springs Drive site after acquiring it in 1998. The congregation publishes choir and auxiliary ministries alongside its regular worship.

Greater Mt. Zion Church is a historically African American Baptist congregation on Tannehill Lane in east Austin and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist District Association. It describes its ministry as grounded in simplicity, aiming to know God and grow spiritually through Bible teaching, worship, and relationships, and names a casual atmosphere and unnecessary kindness among its published values. Sunday services are held in person and online at 9:45 a.m. and noon, with children's church and a separate student service.

Greater Ulit Missionary Baptist Church is a historically African American Missionary Baptist congregation on East Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in east Austin and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist District Association.

Greater Works Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Tannehill Lane in east Austin. Its name is drawn from John 14:12.

Iglesia Bautista de la Gracia, which presents itself publicly as Iglesia de la Gracia de Austin, is a Spanish-language Southern Baptist congregation in east Austin, founded in 2005 and gathering Sunday mornings at 10 for praise and preaching. It describes itself as a congregation that believes in Christ Jesus as Lord and Savior, with a desire to serve God in an atmosphere of spiritual growth, fellowship, love and hospitality.

Iglesia Pentecostal Jesus de Nazareth is a Spanish-speaking Pentecostal congregation on Gunter Street in East Austin. In its own words it is "una iglesia fundamentados en Biblia, que es la palabra de Dios." It gathers on Sundays from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM.

Open Door Church of God in Christ is a Church of God in Christ congregation on East 12th Street in Austin, founded in 1977.

Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on Webberville Road in East Austin, known to its members as The Grove. In its own words it has been planted in the heart of East Austin for more than 125 years of ministry, sharing in the love of Jesus, guided by biblical wisdom and growing disciples. Its present pastoral leadership was installed in May 2025. It publishes no website of its own; its public presence is its own Facebook page, where it posts its Sunday worship announcements.

RCCG Amazing Grace Assembly is an Austin parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, a Nigerian-origin Pentecostal body, meeting on Techni Center Drive in east Austin. In its own words it is a Bible believing and God-fearing church, and it runs kids, young adults, ladies, men and outreach ministries alongside a live-streamed service.

Solid Rock Missionary Baptist Church of Austin is a Missionary Baptist congregation on Gardner Road in east Austin, Texas, founded in 1981 by five members who bought land at the corner of Gardner and Bolm when the area was still largely rural. It holds standing in the American Baptist Association and appears on the St. John Regular Baptist Association's own member roster. In its own words its mission is 'to guide generations to become passionate followers of Jesus Christ one soul at a time.'

St. James Missionary Baptist Church is a historically Black Missionary Baptist congregation on East Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Austin, Texas, founded in 1927 and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association. Its 2,500-seat sanctuary was built through a capital campaign begun in 1997. Its published ministries span Christian education, music, women's and men's ministries, evangelism, prison ministry, fine arts, and a youth and student program.

St. James' Episcopal Church is a congregation of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas in East Austin, founded in 1941 by African American residents, mostly faculty and students of Tillotson College, and still rooted in that heritage. It describes itself as an inclusive, multicultural, multilingual community, worshiping in English and Spanish, including the Sunday Misa en espanol of its Iglesia de Santiago.

True Light Missionary Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Fort Branch Boulevard in east Austin. In its own words it invites people to “Come and worship with us!” under the motto “Be Light, Build Bridges, Birth Believers.” It holds Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m.

Acts Fellowship Church Austin is a congregation in Austin, founded in 2004, that gathers for Sunday worship. It holds a published statement of faith and, in its own words, 'seeks to glorify God through the Three Greats of the Bible: The Great Commandment, The Great Community, and The Great Commission.'

Austin Bible Church is an independent, denominationally unaffiliated congregation in northeast Austin, meeting for teaching on Sunday mornings and Wednesdays and for prayer midweek. In its own words it is 'a body of Church Age believer-priests in Christ' whose 'primary emphasis... is on teaching the whole counsel of God's Word line upon line, precept upon precept,' and it describes its doctrine as 'grace-oriented, premillennial, and dispensational.'

Austin Chinese Church is a multi-congregational, non-denominational church in northeast Austin with English, Mandarin and Cantonese congregations, and a second campus meeting in southwest Austin. In its own words its mission is 'to make disciples of Jesus Christ by sharing His good news with all people, especially with those of Chinese descent, and helping them grow as followers of Christ.'

Christ Empire - The Christ Nation Austin Campus is a Pentecostal congregation on Cameron Road in northeast Austin and one of five branches of Christ Nation worldwide. In its own words it is 'a dynamic spiritual church empowered by the Holy Spirit to communicate the Good News of Salvation through faith in Jesus Christ,' with a stated goal of helping the less privileged and assisting the homeless.

Church of the Cross is an Anglican congregation in Northeast Austin, part of the Anglican Church in North America's Diocese of Churches for the Sake of Others. It describes itself as "an Anglican Church in and for Northeast Austin," with neighborhood groups in Mueller, Wells Branch, Windsor Park, Crestview, North Austin, and Central Austin, and gathers Sundays at 10:00 a.m. on Exchange Drive.

High Pointe Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Dessau Road in northeast Austin, Texas, which states that it exists to glorify God by making wholehearted followers of Jesus among all peoples. Sunday worship is at 10 a.m., with a prayer service on the second and fourth Sunday evenings of each month. The church also maintains a Spanish-language ministry.

Iglesia Bautista de CRISTO is a Spanish-language Baptist congregation meeting on Dessau Road in northeast Austin, where it shares a building with Woodcliff Baptist Church. Its published schedule centers on prayer, hymns and expository preaching through the Bible, with Sunday and Thursday gatherings and Saturday evangelism.

Iglesia Universal Austin is the Dessau Road location of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, a Pentecostal body founded in Brazil in 1977 with locations across the United States. It worships in Spanish and holds services through the week.

International Restoration Church is a Bhutanese-Nepali congregation that meets on its own land on Sprinkle Road in northeast Austin, Texas, where it converted a building into its sanctuary in January 2024. The Word is preached in English and translated into Nepali. The church runs a yearly one-month discipleship and leadership school and refugee welcome and paperwork ministries, and it opens its building to other immigrant congregations.

Ministerios Internacionales Roca Eterna is a bilingual Spanish and English congregation on Exchange Drive in northeast Austin. It publishes its identity in its own words as one church, two languages, one vision.

Mt Sinai Missionary Baptist Church, which publishes its name as Mount Sinai Missionary Baptist Church and is known as The Mount, is a historically Black congregation on Cameron Road in Austin, Texas, and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association. Five families gathering for prayer in a private home founded it in 1899 to serve East Austin. It built at Poquito and Twenty-Second Streets in 1901 as Main East Austin Baptist Church, dedicated a new building there in 1958 and took its present name the same year, then moved to East Thirty-Eighth and a Half Street in 1989, to Cameron Road in 1994, and to its current campus in 2018. Its published statement of faith covers biblical authority, the Trinity, sin, salvation, the new birth, sanctification, baptism and the Lord's Supper as the two ordinances, and the return of Christ.

Neighborhood Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Cameron Road in northeast Austin and a member church of the St. John Regular Baptist Association. In its own words, “We exist to joyfully exalt the Triune God,” and “Each week we sit under the word of God together.” It gathers on Sundays for Sunday school and morning worship and on Wednesday evenings for prayer meeting and Bible study.

RCCG Cornerstone Church is a congregation of the Redeemed Christian Church of God on Cameron Road in northeast Austin, describing itself as a vibrant, multicultural congregation passionate about God's Word, with Sunday school and worship, midweek Bible study, and a Friday prayer meeting.

Rehoboth Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Cross Park Drive in east Austin, Texas, known by its own motto as "the little church on the hill, endeavoring to do God's will." It was organized on May 1, 1962 with forty-three members, meeting first in a building that had housed a grocery store on San Bernard Street, and opened a building on Samuel Huston Avenue in 1963. Constituted as Rehoboth Primitive Baptist Church, it took its present name in November 2010 and joined the St. John Regular Baptist Association in May 2012. It acquired its current building in late 2023 and opened it, after renovation, in May 2025.

The Pro-Cathedral of The Good Shepherd Anglican Church Austin is a congregation in Northeast Austin and the pro-cathedral of the Anglican Diocese of All Nations within the Anglican Church in North America. Present in Austin since 2012, it began as a house fellowship and mission before moving to its Ferguson Lane location in 2014, and holds Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m. with a Tuesday evening Bible study.

Trinity Baptist Church is an independent Baptist congregation on Forbes Drive in northeast Austin, Texas, founded in 1953. It uses the King James Version exclusively and gathers for Sunday morning and afternoon worship with groups for all ages, and for a midweek prayer meeting and Bible study. In its own words its vision is that all might "Know Jesus, Follow Jesus, Grow together, Serve others, Impact eternity," and its stated purpose is "KNOW JESUS. MAKE HIM KNOWN." Its published beliefs affirm the Bible as the inspired and preserved Word of God, one God who "manifests Himself to man in the Trinity as the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit," and Jesus Christ as "God in the flesh and the only Saviour of mankind," who "resurrected bodily and ascended into Heaven." It describes discipleship as a three-step process of believing in Jesus, following him in baptism, and connecting with a family of believers through its connect groups, and it supports church partnerships and church planting locally and around the world.

Woodcliff Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Dessau Road in northeast Austin, Texas, begun in 1971 as Windsor Hills Baptist Church, renamed Cameron Road Baptist Church in 1973 and Woodcliff Baptist Church in 1979. In its own words its desire is "to be completely captivated by Jesus Christ" and it exists "to bring glory to God by helping people experience the new life found in the Gospel of Jesus Christ". It publishes a full statement of belief and shares its building with a Spanish-language congregation, Iglesia Bautista de CRISTO.

Austin Powerhouse Church is a Spirit-filled congregation in the Wells Branch area of north Austin, established in 2004 and gathering Sunday afternoons at 3pm. It describes itself as "a place where people can meet Jesus, engage in life-giving community, and everyone is welcome," and identifies as a Bible-based church that believes in the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Calvary Worship Center is an Assemblies of God congregation on Burnet Road in north Austin, founded in 1986. It states on its own site that it is an Assembly of God church, and describes its purpose as gathering "to connect with God and each other, to grow in God's Word, to serve one another, and to share God's love to the world."

Centro de Amistad is a Spanish-language charismatic congregation in the Wells Branch area of north Austin, founded in 2002, whose stated vision is to see Spanish-speaking people and the whole world reached with the message of Jesus Christ.

Christian Church the Way Truth is a non-denominational congregation on Wells Branch Parkway in north Austin. It publishes no website of its own and appears in directory listings under the fuller name The Way the Truth and the Life Christian Church.

Determined Church is a non-denominational congregation on Burnet Road in north Austin, established in 2006. In its own words it is centered around Jesus Christ and him crucified, and takes its dedication to proclaiming the message of the cross from 1 Corinthians 2:2.

Eglise De Dieu Mont Des Oliviers is a Haitian Creole-speaking Church of God congregation on Scarlet Street in north Austin. Its meeting place has been owned by the Mission of Mt Olives Church of God since 2010, per the Travis County appraisal record. It publishes no website of its own.

Faith Culture Church is a non-denominational congregation on the North Interstate 35 frontage road in north Austin, Texas, established in 2011. In its own words it is a body of believers marked by the love, presence and power of God, and holds that faith is more than a personal journey and is a shared experience of transformation, purpose and belonging.

First Baptist Church Wells Branch is a Baptist congregation at 15020 North Interstate Highway 35 in the Wells Branch area of north Austin, Texas, founded in 1938.

Iglesia Bautista Vida Nueva is a Spanish-language Baptist congregation meeting on the North Interstate 35 frontage road in north Austin, sharing a campus with the Austin Baptist Association offices. It describes itself as a confessional church, naming the New Hampshire Confession of Faith of 1833 as the statement that guides it and that summarizes the truths required for membership. Sunday school meets at 10am and worship at 11am.

Iglesia La Fuente is a Spanish-language congregation meeting on Sunday afternoons on the North Interstate 35 frontage road in north Austin, Texas. In its own words it is “una iglesia que predica la palabra de DIOS para salvación y vida eterna.”

Ministerio Jesús El Rey is a Spanish-language congregation meeting at 13900 N IH 35, Suite A1, in north Austin, Texas, with services on Sundays at 10am and Wednesdays at 7:30pm. In its own words, its aim is "Alcanzando el 10% de Austin para Cristo" (reaching 10% of Austin for Christ).

Shoreline Church | North Campus is a campus of Shoreline Church, an interdenominational church in Austin. In its own words the church's purpose is "KNOW GOD. FIND LIFE. MAKE A DIFFERENCE," and it states, "We lead people to become fully devoted followers by knowing God, finding life and making a difference." The North Campus on Burnet Road holds Sunday services at 9:30am and 11:30am, with interpretation offered at the later service.

St Andrew's Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation on Wells Port Drive in north Austin, founded in 1952, with Sunday services at 8:30 a.m. in person and 11 a.m. in person and online. Its motto is Open Minds, Open Hearts, Open Hands, and its ministries include a food and diaper pantry, immigrant support, community outreach and congregational care.

Wells Branch Church of Christ is a Bible-based Church of Christ congregation meeting on West Howard Lane in north Austin, just off Interstate 35. It describes itself as a welcoming church family with Sunday worship and Bible classes.

Burns Memorial Temple is a Church of God in Christ congregation on West Parsons Street in Manor that describes itself as a church built on the foundation of holiness.

Calvary Chapel East Metro is a Calvary Chapel congregation on East Eggleston Street in Manor, Texas. It began as a home fellowship out of Calvary Austin, started meeting on Sundays in 2015, and purchased its Eggleston Street property in 2020. It describes its practice simply: 'we simply teach the Word of God - line by line and verse by verse.'

Eternal Faith Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation at 12720 FM 973 in Manor, Texas, founded in 1992, which sums up its purpose as "Worship Christ. Share Christ. Grow in Christ. Change Generations for Christ." It holds two Sunday morning worship services with Sunday school between them, including children's, youth, adult and Spanish classes, and a Wednesday evening meal, Bible study and student ministry. Its published beliefs hold the Bible to be divinely inspired and without error and confess one God in three distinct persons.

Gildon Creek 3rd Missionary Baptist Church is a Missionary Baptist congregation at 204 Burton Street East in Manor, Texas. It is associated with the St. John Regular Baptist District Association, and it maintains its public presence through social media rather than a website of its own.

Gildon Creek First Baptist Church is a Missionary Baptist congregation at 310 S San Marcos Street in Manor, Texas. It is a seated member church of the Manor sub-district of the St. John Regular Baptist Association, which traces its own founding to 1867 and is affiliated with the Missionary Baptist General Convention of Texas and the National Baptist Convention of America. It is a separate congregation from Gildon Creek Third Baptist Church, which meets on Burton Street East in the same town.

Glad Tidings Church - Manor is the Manor campus of Glad Tidings Church, an Assemblies of God congregation with five locations in the greater Austin area. Sunday worship is at 10:00 a.m. and a midweek service meets Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. The church states its mission as declaring hope and developing people.

Iglesia En Manor is a Spanish-language congregation of the Movimiento Misionero Mundial (World Missionary Movement), a Pentecostal denomination founded in Puerto Rico in 1963, meeting on US-290 in Manor.

Little Zion Baptist Church is a historically Black Missionary Baptist congregation on East Burton Street in Manor, Texas, east of Austin, founded in 1895 and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association.

Manor Church of Christ is a Church of Christ congregation meeting at 201 South San Marcos Street in downtown Manor.

Manor United Methodist Church, organized in 1854, is the oldest Methodist congregation in the Manor community, worshiping in a sanctuary whose cornerstone was laid in 1921. Its ministries include a monthly community meal, a food pantry, and the Hope reSTOREd outreach.

Palabra de Dios, also published as Word of God Church, is a Spanish-language Pentecostal congregation in downtown Manor, next to the police station and city hall. It holds a Sunday morning service and a Sunday evening youth service with a Tuesday prayer service, and offers Sunday school for children and nursery care for infants.

Park Spring Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on Lockwood Road in Manor, Texas, east of Austin, founded in 1887 and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association. It publishes no website of its own.

Union Lee Baptist Church is a historically Black Missionary Baptist congregation on Blake Manor Road in Manor, Texas, east of Austin, and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association. Its founding is dated to 1874 by oral tradition and to a formal organization in 1884, and a Texas Historical Commission marker was placed at the site in 2001. It publishes no website of its own.

Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church is a Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod congregation in southeast Austin, organized in 1978. The congregation gathers for traditional Sunday worship on South Pleasant Valley Road.

Bethel Austin is a non-denominational congregation on East Riverside Drive in Austin, Texas, which opened in September 2018 as a church plant of Bethel Church in Redding, California. It describes its heart as 'to passionately pursue the Presence of God in everything we do,' and offers Spanish translation of its Sunday service.

Crossroads Christian House of Prayer is a congregation on East William Cannon Drive in Austin, Texas, founded in 1989. It describes itself as a house of prayer called to seek and save the lost and to teach, train, and disciple believers, and its published vision includes ministering healing and deliverance, equipping leaders, cooperating across denominational lines, and establishing satellite churches and para-church ministries. It also runs a food pantry.

First Independent Baptist is a Baptist congregation at 8401 Bluff Springs Road in Austin, Texas, which publicizes itself online as First Church Austin and describes itself as "the perfect Church for imperfect people." It runs a Christian Compassion Center ministry and holds a weekday Bible study on Wednesday evenings for adults, children and teens.

Glad Tidings Church - South Austin, known as Buenas Nuevas, is the Spanish-language South Austin campus of Glad Tidings Church, an Assemblies of God congregation with five locations in the greater Austin area. Sunday worship is at 10:30 a.m. in Spanish, with children's ministry offered during the service. Visitors are invited to a welcome center inside the entrance before and after the gathering.

Green Life Fellowship is a non-denominational congregation on East Riverside Drive in southeast Austin. In its own words it is committed to pointing people to the original intention God created them for, a relationship with him and with people.

Oak Meadow Baptist Church is a bilingual Southern Baptist congregation on the South Interstate 35 frontage road in south Austin, Texas, formed when two separate congregations united under a new name. It holds a Spanish-language service on Sunday mornings followed by Sunday school and an English-language service later the same morning, with a Tuesday evening gathering as well, and describes itself as men, women, and children who are most of all a family. Its published beliefs follow the Baptist Faith and Message.

Onion Creek Baptist Church is a Southern Baptist congregation on East Riverside Drive in southeast Austin, founded in 1857 and among the oldest congregations in this directory. It gathers for worship on Sunday mornings and states its mission as seeing all people encounter Jesus, find community, follow him and fulfil their purpose. Its published statement of faith covers Scripture, God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit, the person and work of Jesus Christ, humanity and sin, salvation by grace through faith, the church, baptism and the Lord's Supper, Christian living, and the return of Christ. Its welcome to visitors is written at length and in a deliberately informal register.

Peña de Horeb is the Austin congregation of Ministerios Ebenezer, a Guatemalan Pentecostal network, worshipping in Spanish on Drossett Drive in southeast Austin. It gathers Sunday mornings with a Monday prayer service, a Friday evening service and a Saturday youth service, and runs women's, youth, children's and men's departments.

Refuge Community Church is a non-denominational congregation on Ponciana Drive in southeast Austin. In its own words it is a Christ-centered, multi-cultural, community-focused church that desires to see lives shaped by the love of Jesus, and describes itself as a new church in south Austin.

Shoreline Church | South Campus is a campus of Shoreline Church, an interdenominational church in Austin, launched in 2007 to reach South Central Austin. In its own words the church's purpose is "KNOW GOD. FIND LIFE. MAKE A DIFFERENCE," and it states, "We lead people to become fully devoted followers by knowing God, finding life and making a difference." The South Campus on Brandt Road holds a Sunday service at 10am and describes its work as helping "people from the greater South Austin community become fully devoted followers of Jesus."

Teri Road Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Teri Road in the Dove Springs neighborhood of southeast Austin, Texas, affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention. It states its mission in the words of Matthew 22 and Matthew 28 rather than in its own, and describes Dove Springs as "an incredible community" of more than fifty thousand people. Its principal community ministry is a food pantry, INDS, open on Saturday mornings and closed on the second Saturday of each month, when a mobile food pantry operates across the street.

ThriveAustin Vineyard Church is a Vineyard congregation in South Austin with a stated hope to see the I-35 corridor transformed with the Gospel of the Kingdom of God; it gathers Sunday mornings on Drossett Drive and online.

Decker United Methodist Church is a United Methodist congregation on Decker Lane in northeast Austin, organized around 1873 by Swedish immigrant farmers, with its current sanctuary built in 1901. Describing itself as a country church with a city address, it runs the Pantry at Decker, a program that provides food to anyone who needs it, no questions asked.

Dwell Church Austin is a non-denominational congregation on Johnny Morris Road in East Austin. It describes itself as a small church community and records that its name comes from Ephesians 2:22, where God's people together become his dwelling place. In its own words it sees the church not as another human organization but as God's family. It publishes the Apostles' Creed as its statement of faith and is part of the University Bible Fellowship network.

Greater Swenson Grove Baptist Church is a historically African American Missionary Baptist congregation on FM 969 in east Austin, founded in 1960. It is a member of the St. John Regular Baptist District Association and the Missionary Baptist General Convention of Texas.

Iglesia Bautista Berea is a Spanish-language Baptist congregation in northeast Austin, meeting on Decker Lane. Founded in 2016, it describes itself as a congregation of faithful men and women committed to Jesus Christ and to reproducing in others the joy of salvation. Its site links the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention and the Austin Baptist Association.

Iglesia Evangélica El Remanente de Dios is a Spanish-language Pentecostal congregation on Decker Lake Road in east Austin, founded in 2009.

New Damascus Missionary Baptist Church is a Missionary Baptist congregation on Colfax Drive in east Austin, Texas. It has been a tax-exempt Texas nonprofit corporation since 2013. Its former domain no longer serves a page identifying the congregation, and it publishes no website or social media page today.

New Hope Missionary Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on Decker Lane in east Austin, Texas, organized in 1887 under the leadership of a formerly enslaved minister who established a number of Austin congregations. The church publishes its membership in the St. John Regular Baptist Association and frames its mission as building a strong faith community through discipleship, the Word of God, and the unity of the body of Christ. Its ministries include Women of Hope and Men of Hope, and it holds an annual Fontaine Fest named for its founder.

Praise & Deliverance is a Church of God in Christ congregation meeting on FM 969 in east Austin.

Rock Quarry Missionary Baptist Church is a Missionary Baptist congregation on FM 969 in eastern Travis County, Texas, east of Austin. Its public presence is its own Facebook page rather than a website. In its own words its purpose is "to build a strong church in quality and quantity by serving God with all of our heart, mind, and soul."

Santa Barbara Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin serving the Hornsby Bend community in eastern Travis County. Formed by families who began gathering for prayer in homes in the 1980s, the congregation held its first Mass on the current site in 1996 and celebrates Mass in English and Spanish.

Travis Christian Assembly is a Mandarin-speaking congregation on US Highway 290 in east Austin, established in 1993, with a separate English-language service and publishing in both Chinese and English.

Valle Community Church is a bilingual Spanish and English congregation on Decker Lane in east Austin, established in 2024. Its published beliefs confess one God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, Creator and Sustainer of all things, and the saving work of Jesus Christ.

Christ The Builder International Ministries is an English-language congregation that meets in a meeting room at the Tru by Hilton hotel on East Ben White Boulevard in southeast Austin, Texas, and holds a Sunday evening service at 1400 East Old Settlers Boulevard in Round Rock. It has been registered with the State of Texas since 2018. Its stated purpose is "Building a people of vision and fulfillment through Gods love, Purposeful teachings, Prayer, Passion."

Church of Christ Capital City is a Church of Christ congregation meeting at 1713 Rockbridge Terrace in southeast Austin, with Sunday morning and evening worship.

Dolores Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin in the Montopolis neighborhood of southeast Austin, founded in 1953 and meeting at 1111 Montopolis Drive. The parish describes itself as a community of faith united in God's love, and celebrates Sunday Masses in both English and Spanish.

Good Shepherd on the Hill is the East Riverside campus of The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, founded in 2016 to expand worship and missional service in southeast Austin. It is a multicultural congregation in which many engaged members are Deaf; all services carry ASL interpretation and Spanish-language bulletins are available.

Heights Assembly of God is an Assemblies of God congregation on Burleson Road in southeast Austin, Texas.

Iglesia Universal is the East Ben White Boulevard location of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, a Pentecostal body founded in Brazil in 1977 with locations across the United States. Services in Austin are offered in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

The Korean Baptist Church of Austin is a Korean-language Baptist congregation on Parker Lane in southeast Austin, with Sunday services at 9:30 and 11:15am, a Wednesday evening service and early-morning prayer through the week. Its stated vision is to be a church that bears the role of pillar and foundation of truth within the gospel of Jesus Christ, who died for our sins and rose again according to Scripture. It also gathers college and young-adult students on Friday evenings.

Morning Glory Church of God in Christ is a congregation of the Church of God in Christ in southeast Austin, Texas. It began meeting in January 2000 in a South Austin hotel, moved to Govalle Avenue in 2001, and purchased its Bonnett Street building in 2006.

Primera Iglesia Bautista de Austin is a Spanish-language Baptist congregation organized on March 24, 1899, as Primera Iglesia Bautista Mexicana de Austin, making it among the oldest Hispanic Baptist congregations in Texas. In 2015 the congregation purchased a 4.6-acre property at East Ben White Boulevard and Woodward Street in south Austin, where it gathers for Sunday worship at 11 a.m.

St Edward's Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on Montopolis Drive in southeast Austin, Texas, founded in 1860. It is a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association, which seats it in its Austin/South sub-district. It publishes no website of its own.

St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin on East Ben White Boulevard in Austin, serving families since 1962. Its current church building was completed in 1991, and the original church now serves as the parish's education building.

Vision Of Hope Church is a non-denominational congregation on Richardson Lane in southeast Austin. It publishes no website of its own.

Austin Chinese Church Southwest Campus is the southwest Austin site of Austin Chinese Church, a multi-congregational church founded in 1982. The campus gathers on Sundays at 11:15 a.m. at Cedar Creek Elementary School on Pinnacle Road, offering worship in Chinese and English 'with the desire of reaching more English-speaking and Chinese-speaking people living in the southwest area of Greater Austin.'

The Church of Conscious Harmony is an independent contemplative Christian community in west Austin, founded in 1988, describing itself in its own words as existing 'for those who want to make God-devotion the center of their life while living in the ordinary world, without the aid of monastery walls.' Its weekly rhythm centers on daily Centering Prayer services, a Sunday Lectio Divina service, a Sunday devotional service with communion, and the classes of its Journey School.

The Marian Shrine of Our Lady of Schoenstatt is a Catholic shrine and worshiping community at 225 Addie Roy Road in west Austin, dedicated in 2014 as part of the international Schoenstatt movement. The shrine is open daily, with Sunday Mass at 10:30 a.m. in English and at 12:30 p.m. in Spanish on the second and fourth Sundays of the month. It describes itself as a place of pilgrimage and grace dedicated to Mary under the title Mother Thrice Admirable.

One Chapel Austin is a campus of One Chapel, a non-denominational church that began in Austin in 2010, with campuses in Austin, Lake Travis and Liberty Hill. The church publishes the Nicene Creed as its statement of faith and describes its purpose in its own words: "We help people move from where they are to where God wants them to be." The Austin campus is on Tarlton Lane.

Park Hills Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on South MoPac Expressway in west Austin, gathering on Sundays for Bible study, a morning worship service, and an evening prayer service on the second and fourth Sundays of each month. It subscribes to the Baptist Faith and Message 2000 and belongs to the Pillar Network, which describes itself as a community of SBC and global Baptist churches. The congregation states its mission as existing "to glorify God by proclaiming Christ," with Christ-like maturity as its stated objective.

Riverbend Church is a non-denominational congregation on North Capital of Texas Highway in west Austin, established in 1979. In its own words its mission is to serve the bruised, battered, broken and bored of its community and the world, and its vision is to be a welcoming community, in service to others, compelled by God's grace. It states that church should feel like home, where questions are honored and stories are shared.

Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America on Bee Caves Road in West Lake Hills, founded in 1988. Its watchwords are believe, belong, become; it operates Butterfly Christian Preschool and partners with Austin City Lutherans' Bread for All food pantry and ministries in Guatemala.

St. John Neumann Catholic Church is a Diocese of Austin parish in West Lake Hills, established in 1984. The parish aims to be a Beacon of Light that draws people home, and its campus includes a preschool and the Light of Christ Catholic Montessori School.

St. Michael's Episcopal Church is a congregation of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas in the Westlake hills of Austin, recognized as an Episcopal mission in 1955. Its campus adjoins St. Stephen's Episcopal School, where the founding members first worshipped, and the church describes its aim as grace and connection to every one.

The Austin Stone - West is one of six congregations of The Austin Stone Community Church, a non-denominational church in Austin. In its own words, the church is "a New Testament church with six congregations that exists for the supremacy of the name and purpose of Jesus," and states that "We love God, the church, the city, and the nations." The West congregation was formed in 2011 through the merger of two churches.

Westlake Hills Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation in west Austin that traces its beginning to an 1874 two-room school and church house. It holds two Sunday services combining organ and choir with a praise band, and describes its mission as inviting people into God's larger story as they follow Christ together.

Westlake United Methodist Church is a United Methodist congregation at 1460 Redbud Trail in Westlake Hills, founded in 1973. The congregation gathers for a blended worship service Sunday mornings at 11 AM, with Sunday School classes for children, youth, and adults.

Aliento Divino is a Spanish-language congregation on Payton Gin Road in north Austin, Texas, with Sunday morning worship and Saturday morning prayer. Its stated mission is to evangelize and invest in the next generation of Austin so that they come to know Jesus, and it hosts a monthly culture night for ages 16 to 30 and a podcast.

Antioch Austin is a non-denominational congregation founded in 2016 that gathers for worship on Sunday mornings at Juan Navarro High School in north Austin. It is part of the Antioch movement of church-planting churches and describes itself as 'a church in the city, for the city—committed to planting churches and making disciples.'

Austin Bridge Church is a non-denominational congregation that launched in 2022 and gathers Sunday mornings near the Domain in north Austin. In its own words the church 'exists to expand God's Kingdom in the city of Austin and beyond, by glorifying God, building community, and reproducing disciples with the power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.'

Grant CrossWork Community Church gathers at 1701 Kramer Lane in north Austin, formed in February 2026 when Grant Worship Center of Austin blended with CrossWork Christian Center of Round Rock. In its own words, it is a living, loving, and learning community that seeks to enrich the lives of its members and others through the Work of Jesus Christ.

Hội Thánh Tin Lành Austin, known in English as Austin Vietnamese Alliance Church, is a Vietnamese congregation in north Austin belonging to the Vietnamese District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. It was organized on June 16, 1991, after a home Bible study that began the year before, and has owned its building on Kramer Lane since 2000, where a new sanctuary was dedicated in 2018. Sunday worship at 11 a.m. is held in Vietnamese and English, with Sunday school in both languages.

Iglesia Bautista Principe de Paz is a Baptist church at 1204 Payton Gin Road in north Austin, serving the community in Spanish and English. Its senior pastor has served since 2002, alongside associate pastors and ministers for children, youth, and music.

Iglesia Cristiana Principe de Paz is a Spanish-language congregation at 1000 Payton Gin Road in north Austin. It was founded as a mission in 1988 through the Disciples of Christ effort to establish new congregations in that decade, was recognized as an autonomous congregation in April 1998, and incorporated in Texas in 2014 as Iglesia Cristiana Principe de Paz Texas. The church gathers for worship on Sunday evenings and Bible study on Wednesday evenings.

Iglesia Libre Por Cristo is a Spanish-language Pentecostal congregation on Parkfield Drive in north Austin.

MFM Austin is a branch of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries, a Pentecostal body founded in Nigeria in 1989 that now has branches worldwide. The congregation meets on Parkfield Drive in north Austin, Texas, with Sunday worship, Monday Bible study, and a Wednesday revival hour, and its services emphasize prayer and deliverance.

North Austin Christian Church is a bilingual Spanish and English congregation on Rutland Drive in north Austin. In its own words it is an independent, non-denominational church, and it live-streams its Sunday services in both languages.

Saint Albert the Great Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin, established by Decree of Erection on January 1, 1987, and located at 12041 Bittern Hollow in north Austin. The parish states that its patron was chosen for his work in the natural sciences, matching the high-tech character of the surrounding area, and it offers Mass, sacramental preparation, and adult formation in both English and Spanish.

St. John's Episcopal Church is a bilingual English-Spanish parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas in north Austin, founded in 1960. Its stated mission is to be a community of God's people who heal brokenness, build bridges, and exemplify borderless kindness, and it describes itself as a multicultural family.

Austin Taiwanese Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation that grew out of home gatherings of Taiwanese students and residents beginning in 1983 and was formally established in 1997. The church holds Sunday services in Taiwanese and English and describes its mission as sharing the gospel with people of Taiwanese background and all who will join them.

Bethel Baptist Church is an evangelical Baptist congregation in northwest Austin, meeting on Duval Road between Burnet Road and Research Boulevard. Its doctrinal statement affirms the Trinity, the inspiration and final authority of Scripture, salvation as the gift of God received through faith in Jesus Christ, baptism by immersion, and marriage as the lifelong union of one man and one woman, and describes the congregation's beliefs as reflecting the historical teachings of Christianity and its Baptist heritage. Sunday school and worship meet Sunday mornings, with a Wednesday evening Bible study and a monthly hour of prayer.

Centro Cristiano Zion is a bilingual Spanish and English congregation on Burnet Road in north Austin, established in 2015, with services on Sundays at 11:00 and Wednesdays at 19:30.

Covenant United Methodist Church is a United Methodist congregation on Duval Road in north Austin, founded in 1981 and part of the Rio Texas Conference. It describes its mission as being 'a community called to nourish,' nourishing faith, relationships, and neighbors in need.

Family Faith Center is a non-denominational congregation meeting on Adelphi Lane in north Austin, Texas. It announces its worship gatherings through its own event notices rather than through a website of its own.

Milwood Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Cassady Drive in the Milwood neighborhood of northwest Austin, Texas, near the Domain, established in 1985 as a plant of Hyde Park Baptist Church. It describes a congregation of newly married couples, young children, middle-aged adults, mature adults, singles and other young adults gathering weekly to worship and hear God's Word, and states that its joy and God's glory are in making and maturing disciples of Jesus Christ. Its polity is congregational and elder-led, its preaching moves expositionally through books of the Bible, and it names partnerships with the Southern Baptist Convention, the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention and the Austin Baptist Association.

New Life Austin is a United Pentecostal Church International congregation on Century Park Boulevard in north Austin, begun in 1992. Its stated mission in Austin is to help people believe the gospel of Christ, experience the power of Christ, and do the work of Christ.

Northwest Church of Christ is a Church of Christ congregation meeting at 4610 Duval Road in north Austin, with Sunday morning worship services and Bible classes and a midweek Bible study.

St Stephens Baptist Church, which publishes its full name as St. Stephens Missionary Baptist Church and calls itself The North Star, is a historically Black congregation on Amherst Drive in north Austin, Texas, and a member of the St. John Regular Baptist Association. Its own account dates its organization to 1887 under five founding ministers, and states that the church is registered as a National Historical Site. Its ministries include welcoming, usher, women's, youth, men's, media and culinary ministries, and it maintains a community resources page alongside its worship and Bible study schedule.

St. Francis Anglican Church is a congregation in North Austin, part of the Anglican Church in North America's Diocese of Fort Worth. It describes its worship as "traditional, sacramental Anglican worship, using the 1928 Book of Common Prayer," with Holy Communion Sunday mornings at 8:30 and 10:30, a healing service following each, and Evening Prayer on Thursdays.

United Christian Church of Austin is a congregation at 3500 West Parmer Lane, affiliated with both the United Church of Christ and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and founded in 1991. It holds hybrid worship at 10 a.m. each Sunday and describes its values as open minds, inclusivity, faith, justice, generosity, and teamwork. The congregation is Open and Affirming and maintains ministries for children and youth.

Capital MVMT is a Spanish-language congregation in Austin that meets Sunday evenings at 5:00 on Red River Street. It styles its name "C A P I T A L" and describes itself as "un grupo de amigos siguiendo a Jesús", a group of friends following Jesus, with a stated purpose of drawing near those who are far from God.

Casa de Oracion HPC is the Spanish-language ministry of Hyde Park Church, also known as the Hispanic Ministry of Hyde Park Church, and meets in the church's chapel at 3901 Speedway in central Austin for Sunday Bible study at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. In its own words it is a multicultural group drawn from many countries and "united by the same language (Spanish)", which invites people to live out unity across their different cultural backgrounds and to proclaim "the glorious message of salvation" to Austin's Hispanic population.

The Church of Christ in Hyde Park is an a cappella Church of Christ congregation at 310 West 43rd Street in Austin's Hyde Park neighborhood. Established in 1926 as the Northside Church of Christ, it describes its aim as serving the heart of Austin with the heart of Christ.

Freedom Tree Church is a Pentecostal Church of God congregation meeting on Martin Avenue in central Austin, Texas. Reborn on July 4, 2024 from a young-adult ministry begun in 2009, it states its vision in its own words: 'Be the Tree! Live like Jesus, love like Jesus. Be fruitful.'

Hyde Park Chinese Baptist Church is a Chinese-language Baptist congregation that began as a mission of Hyde Park Church and meets at that church's campus on Speedway in central Austin. Sunday worship at 11 a.m. is conducted in Mandarin, Cantonese and English, with Sunday school classes in all three languages and fellowship groups for Cantonese and Mandarin speakers. The congregation marked its 50th anniversary in 2026.

Hyde Park Christian Church is a Disciples of Christ congregation founded in 1911 and meeting at 610 East 45th Street in central Austin. It holds worship at 10:30 a.m. on Sundays, in person and livestreamed, and practices open communion. The congregation describes itself as diverse spiritually and culturally and as welcoming each person as a child of God.

Hyde Park Church is a Baptist congregation at 3901 Speedway in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Austin, Texas, and the founding campus of a two-site church that also gathers as The Quarries Church on MoPac Expressway. It states that it exists to fulfill the Great Commission of Jesus Christ by evangelizing lost people everywhere, educating all people with the Word of God, exalting the Lord in prayer and congregational worship, edifying the people of God through fellowship and love, and equipping disciples to use their time, talents and treasure in ministry.

Hyde Park Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation at 3913 Avenue B in Austin's historic Hyde Park neighborhood, worshiping Sunday mornings at 10:30 with the service also available by Zoom. It describes itself as a small church with a big heart that has served the Austin community for over a hundred years, and it runs a food pantry every Tuesday. Its 1896 sanctuary, moved to the site in 1921, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Midtown Church Austin is a non-denominational congregation on Red River Street in central Austin, formed in 2013, which gathers on Sundays at 10:30 for teaching, prayer, communion and music. It also meets in homes across central Austin during the week and gathers on Wednesday evenings on the University of Texas campus. In its own words it is a family compelled by God's love, practicing the way of Jesus together in Austin.

Ridgetop Church is a Southern Baptist congregation on East 51st Street in Austin, established in 2022 in the facility of a longstanding congregation of the same name, in collaboration with the Austin Baptist Association. It records that it kept the name Ridgetop out of appreciation for that church's history of faithfulness in the community and a desire to continue the legacy, and it describes its aim as centering on Jesus, serving its neighbors and carrying the message of Jesus to them.

Trinity Church of Austin is a congregation at 4001 Speedway in Austin's Hyde Park neighborhood, affiliated with both the United Church of Christ and the United Methodist Church and founded in 1946 as Trinity Methodist Church. In its own words, it is 'a radically inclusive community where all are welcome.'

Abiding Love Lutheran Church is an Evangelical Lutheran Church in America congregation in southwest Austin, at Brush Country Road near Convict Hill Road, which marked 45 years in 2025. It gathers around the mission of sharing God's love, runs a children's center and a food pantry, and is a partner congregation in Austin City Lutherans.

Austin Oaks Church is an Evangelical Free Church of America congregation in Austin whose roots trace to Swedish immigrant families who founded the church in 1892. Formerly First Evangelical Free Church, it took its current name after moving to Monterey Oaks Boulevard in 2002, and describes itself as 'simply about Jesus,' helping people meet, know, and follow Him.

Bethany Lutheran Church is a Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod congregation in southwest Austin, founded in 1962. It offers traditional, blended, and modern Sunday services and operates an early childhood preschool.

MCI LIDS USA is the Austin congregation of Misión Cristiana Internacional, a Spanish-language church on the US Highway 290 service road in southwest Austin. Its published articles of faith affirm, in its own words, that "toda la Biblia es inspirada por Dios y es nuestra única fuente de autoridad" — that the whole Bible is inspired by God and is its only source of authority — that it believes "en la trinidad El Padre, El Hijo y El Espíritu Santo. Tres personas, un solo Dios", and that "Jesús es 100% hombre, 100% Dios" who died and rose on the third day. It holds general services on Thursday evenings and Sunday mornings and a youth service on Friday evenings.

Nueva Vida is the Hispanic ministry of Austin Oaks Church in southwest Austin and part of the Evangelical Free Church of America. It holds a Spanish-language worship service each Sunday at 11 a.m. at Austin Oaks on Monterey Oaks Boulevard, with a prayer gathering beforehand and home groups meeting in Austin, Buda, Del Valle and Bastrop. Its stated purpose is to reach the Hispanic community.

Oak Hill Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Convict Hill Road in southwest Austin, Texas. It gathers for Sunday Bible study followed by morning worship and children's church, streams its services online, and runs a food pantry serving its neighborhood. Its statement of faith affirms the eternal triune God, the incarnation and substitutionary death and bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ, and Scripture as totally true and trustworthy.

Powerhouse of Praise Christian Fellowship Center is a non-denominational congregation in Austin, established in 1996, which publishes sermons, teachings and events online. Its own site records that the congregation is no longer worshiping at its former location and is gathering online until further notice while it raises funds toward purchasing a building.

Shepherd of the Hills Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation on West William Cannon Drive in southwest Austin, with Sunday worship at 10 a.m. and weekly open communion. Its stated vision, drawn from Jesus' Great Commandment, is Love God, Love Everybody, and it rotates community, band, choir and contemplative worship styles through the month.

Southwest Bible Church is a non-denominational congregation on West William Cannon Drive in southwest Austin. In its own words it exists to glorify God by making disciples of Jesus Christ among all peoples, and its statement of faith holds the books of the Old and New Testaments to be the inspired word of God.

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin in southwest Austin. The parish community commits itself, in its own words, to live out Christ's great commandments to love God and to love our neighbor, and operates a parish preschool.

Central Christian Church is a Disciples of Christ congregation founded in 1847 and meeting at 1110 Guadalupe Street in downtown Austin, where it describes itself as an urban sanctuary. It holds Sunday worship at 11 a.m. in person and online, and its outreach includes a petite pantry, a school supply drive, and ongoing community collections. The congregation also makes its building available for weddings.

Central Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation in downtown Austin whose roots trace to 1839. The church describes itself as deliberately diverse and fully inclusive, and its sanctuary has hosted free weekly concerts since 1980 and serves as a longtime Austin music venue.

The First Baptist Church of Austin, founded in 1880, is a downtown congregation at 901 Trinity Street that is, in its own words, "locally autonomous and voluntarily affiliated with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship." Its vision statement describes it as choosing "to be a people's cathedral in the heart of the city: inviting all persons, nurturing one another, and serving in adventurous obedience to Jesus Christ."

First United Methodist Church of Austin is a United Methodist congregation founded in 1847, gathering at 12th and Lavaca streets in downtown Austin. In its own words, it is an inclusive faith community of Christian believers and a proud member of the Reconciling Ministries Network.

Resurrection Presbyterian Church is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America in Austin, planted in 2024 by All Saints Presbyterian Church and under the South Texas Presbytery. It describes itself as existing to see Jesus encountered and embraced in Austin to the ends of the earth, and as a body of believers who seek to make disciples and multiply churches among their neighbors and nations.

Saint Mary Cathedral, established in 1852, is the cathedral parish and mother church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Austin, located downtown at 203 East 10th Street. It welcomes worshipers from across central Texas with Masses in English, Spanish, and Latin.

St. David's Episcopal Church is a parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas that has worshiped in downtown Austin since 1848; its historic church building at 301 E 8th Street is among the city's oldest. The parish holds three Sunday Eucharists, including a livestreamed 11:15 am service.

St. Elias Orthodox Church is a parish of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese, in the Diocese of Wichita and Mid-America, worshiping at its historic 1936 church at 408 E. 11th Street in downtown Austin. In 2026 its north campus was given its own name, St. Gregory the Theologian Orthodox Church, and the two congregations describe themselves as distinct communities united in love and mission.

St. Martin's Evangelical Lutheran Church is a downtown Austin congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, founded in 1883 by families of German descent; it operates a weekday preschool and gathers for worship under its motto to love, share, and serve boldly.

Celebration Church Central Austin is a campus of Celebration Church, a non-denominational church that began in the Austin area in October 2000. In its own words, the church is "A church family building strong Christians by helping people to connect with Christ, Church, and Calling," and names its core values as "Jesus is Our Pursuit / Scripture is Our Authority / The Holy Spirit is Our Power / People are Our Heart / Service is Our Privilege / Generosity is Our Lifestyle / Flourishing is Our Goal." The Central Austin campus opened in 2018 on West Koenig Lane and holds Sunday services at 9:30am and 11am.

Glad Tidings Church - Central Austin is the central campus of Glad Tidings Church, an Assemblies of God congregation with five locations in the greater Austin area, and it houses the church's Central Ministries Center on Northland Drive. Sunday worship is at 10:30 a.m., with small groups and children's and youth ministries on Wednesday evenings. The church states its mission as declaring hope and developing people.

Hope of Life Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation meeting at 4400 Maybelle Avenue in Austin, Texas, which describes itself as a worshiping, praying, praising and evangelistic church aiming to meet the needs of every man and woman. Its Sunday celebration service runs from 1 to 4 p.m. on site and online, following Bible study, with Saturday Bible study, choir practice and English language and computer classes. Its stated mission includes preaching the gospel, planting churches, and supporting orphans, widows and vulnerable people in Africa.

Koenig Lane Christian Church is a Disciples of Christ congregation founded in 1951 and meeting at 908 Old Koenig Lane in central Austin.

North Loop Church of Christ is a Church of Christ congregation meeting at 1200 West North Loop Boulevard in north-central Austin.

Rosedale Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation at 44th Street and Maybelle Avenue in the Rosedale neighbourhood of Austin, Texas. It was formed on August 7, 1937, when thirty-seven people gathered at a home and organised the North Austin Baptist Church, meeting for a time in a tent on 39 1/2 Street with electricity supplied by an extension cord run from a neighbour's house. A store building at 40th Street and Alice Avenue served the congregation until a permanent site was bought in 1939; the first building was completed with volunteer labour in 1940 and the church took its present name. The original building was replaced in 1946, a new sanctuary was finished in 1965, and the present education building was dedicated in March 1986, carrying the round stained glass window from the old sanctuary. A third building, first used to house the Rosedale Baptist School, completes the complex. In its own words the congregation "is associated with the Southern Baptist Convention, Baptist General Convention of Texas, and Austin Baptist Association."

Saint John's United Methodist Church is a United Methodist congregation at 2140 Allandale Road in north-central Austin, founded in 1948. Its stated mission is to create 'a community where God's love changes people, and God's people change the world,' and its vision is to be 'an inclusive Christian community.'

Trinity Lutheran Church is an independent confessional Lutheran congregation in central Austin, founded in 1938 and a member of the United Lutheran Mission Association; its services follow the historic liturgy of The Lutheran Hymnal.

Amistad Cristiana Int is a Spanish-language congregation on East Highway 71 in Del Valle, Texas, southeast of Austin, registered with the State of Texas since 2001. It worships on Sunday mornings at 9:30, streams its services on Facebook Live, holds Wednesday evening revival services and runs a Bible school. Its invitation, in its own words, is "Descubre tu propósito en Jesucristo."

Austin First Church is an Apostolic Pentecostal congregation on East Highway 71 in Del Valle. In its own words its beliefs center on "there's only ONE God - Jesus," on baptism in Jesus' name, and on receiving the Holy Ghost. Alongside Sunday and Wednesday services it operates Hope Silo Christian Academy.