Round Rock and Georgetown

Agape Christian Ministries is a non-denominational congregation in Round Rock, founded in 1993, gathering Sunday mornings and Thursday evenings. In its own words it is 'dedicated to impacting our generation by fostering a deep understanding of God's love,' with services, community events and outreach programs 'designed to nurture faith, inspire hope, and cultivate a spirit of giving.'

Antioch Church of Austin (어스틴 안디옥 교회) is a Korean-language congregation of the Korean Presbyterian Church Abroad, worshiping on the Palm Valley Lutheran Church campus in Round Rock on Sundays at 11:30 am with a Wednesday praise and prayer service. Describing itself as a joyful, grateful, weeping, and transforming church, it supports international missions and offers discipleship classes and ministries for children and youth.

Austin Bible Chapel is a non-denominational congregation in Round Rock that gathers Sunday mornings for worship, adult and children's ministry, and a Bible hour, with meetings also available on Zoom. In its own words the congregation meets 'to remember the Lord Jesus and to break bread together,' holds to what it calls the 'historic, evangelical interpretation of the Scriptures,' and 'recognizes no sectarian barriers.'

Austin Ethiopian Gospel Believers Church serves the Ethiopian and Eritrean community from its church home on Joyce Lane in Round Rock, Texas. It worships on Sunday mornings, holds Friday fasting and prayer, and keeps Amharic and English ministries, including a bilingual second-generation ministry. Its motto is "Glorify. Grow. Go."

Austin International Fellowship is a congregation of internationals meeting in Round Rock, Texas, with Sunday worship followed by a fellowship lunch. In its own words, "We are a Church of internationals who follow Jesus," a community that "spreads the Gospel of His kingdom here in Austin and around the world."

Austin VOW Community Church is a Korean congregation on Sam Bass Road in Round Rock, Texas, with an English service on Sunday mornings, two Korean services and a next-generation service. VOW stands for Voice of Wilderness, taken from Matthew 3:3, and in its own words the church is "a community pledged (VOW)" to proclaim Jesus and the gospel "to our people and to all nations."

Austin Worship Center is an Indian Pentecostal Church of God congregation in Round Rock that meets in the Grand Ballroom of the Baca Center on West Bagdad Avenue. The church began as a gathering in a Round Rock home at the start of 2013. Its services are conducted in Malayalam and English.

Awaken Church is a non-denominational, elder-led congregation in Round Rock, gathering Sunday mornings at 9:05 and 10:35am on North Mays Street. Its invitation is "don't just wake up spiritually, live wide awake through Christ and his Word," and it serves Round Rock and the wider north Austin area.

Casa de Amor y Fe Austin is a Spanish-language congregation that meets at 3580 Rockin J Road in Round Rock, Texas, a multi-suite building it shares with other ministries. Its services combine preaching with worship sung in Spanish.

Central Baptist Church is a Southern Baptist congregation at 301 North Lake Creek Drive in Round Rock, north of Austin, formed in 1993 by the merger of Lake Creek Baptist Church and Northeast Baptist Church. It holds two Sunday morning worship services with classes for children, youth and adults between them, streams its later service, and operates Central Day School.

Church in Round Rock is a non-denominational congregation at 4570 Campus Village Drive in Round Rock, Texas. It gathers on Sunday mornings for what it calls a prophesying meeting followed by the Lord's Table, with Spanish and Chinese translation provided, and offers age-grouped classes from nursery through twelfth grade. In its own words, its meetings are 'focused on the truth; that is, we take the Bible and its revelation concerning the Triune God and His economy, the Person and work of Christ, and the operation of the Spirit as our content.'

Church of the Harvest is a non-denominational congregation on Gattis School Road in Round Rock, Texas, established in 2007. In its own words it holds that impacting the city for Jesus Christ means training up leaders, and that it is called with a mandate to assist in the fulfillment of the Great Commission.

Cityview Bible Church is a non-denominational congregation on County Road 112 in Round Rock, Texas, planted in September 2007 as part of the Association of Hill Country Churches. It records that it is one of more than twenty-five churches in that movement seeking to reach greater Austin and beyond with the gospel, and it gathers on Sundays at 8:00, 9:45 and 11:30.

Community Christian Church is a non-denominational congregation on Sam Bass Road in Round Rock, Texas. In its own words it is a place where people love God and love each other, taking as its theme the words of Jesus that he came so that people may have life to the fullest.

Crossroads Church Austin is a non-denominational congregation on Oak Haven Drive in Round Rock, Texas, established in 2007. In its own words it believes church can be the highlight of the week for an entire family.

Encounter Church Round Rock is a non-denominational congregation on South A.W. Grimes Boulevard in Round Rock, Texas, which launched in June 2025 as the first campus of the Encounter Church Network. It gathers on Sundays at 9:30am and 11:30am. In its own words it is a Holy Spirit-filled church centered on Jesus and rooted in God's Word, and it describes itself as unapologetically charismatic in both its doctrine and its method of ministry.

Faith Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Gattis School Road in Round Rock, Texas, founded in 2000, which describes itself as gospel-focused, Word-centered and Christ-exalting. It publishes a statement of beliefs holding the Bible as the inspired and inerrant Word of God, the Trinity, and baptism by immersion, and it gathers for Sunday school and worship on Sunday mornings with an AWANA program and a midweek youth and children's ministry.

Faith Fellowship is a non-denominational congregation on West Palm Valley Boulevard in Round Rock, Texas, established in 1994. It gathers on Saturdays from 10am to 2pm for worship, Bible study, fellowship and a shared meal, and in its own words it observes the seventh day of the week as the Sabbath. Its published beliefs affirm the plurality yet unity of the Godhead and the commands to love God and to love one's neighbor.

Faith Missionary Baptist Church is a Missionary Baptist congregation on Sam Bass Road in Round Rock, Texas, gathering for Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m. Its published beliefs affirm one triune God, salvation by grace through faith, and baptism and the Lord's Supper as the ordinances of the church, and point readers to the American Baptist Association for its full doctrinal statements. Its ministries include Celebrate Recovery, youth and family ministries, and a counseling ministry.

Faith4Life Church is a non-denominational congregation on East McNeil Road in Round Rock, Texas. It states its vision in its own words as teaching the Word, doing the work and touching the world, and names being scripturally guided, Holy Spirit led and worship oriented among its core values.

First Baptist Church Round Rock is a Baptist congregation at 306 Round Rock Avenue in Round Rock, Texas, founded in 1848 and among the oldest congregations in the Greater Austin area. It states its aim as "a church where every person in our city can experience new life in Jesus," and its Vision 2030 goals name growth in membership, ministry and church-plant partnerships alongside its downtown campus.

First United Methodist Church Round Rock has served Round Rock since 1879 and gathers for traditional and contemporary worship at its campus on North Mays Street. The congregation states its mission as making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world, with ministries for all ages and a mission cafe supporting local and global outreach.

Fountain of Life, also published as Fuente de Vida Church, is a non-denominational congregation on South Mays Street in Round Rock, Texas, gathering for a bilingual English and Spanish service. In its own words its mission is to glorify God by making disciples who know Christ, grow in his word, and share his love with others.

Freedom Church is an Assemblies of God congregation on Dry Creek Drive in Round Rock, Texas, with Sunday services at 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. It describes itself as a multiethnic church whose vision is that "every person experiences freedom, lives freedom and shares their freedom that is found in Christ," and it runs ministries for children, middle and high school students, and young adults.

Good Hope Missionary Baptist Church, which calls itself The Hope, is a Missionary Baptist congregation at 207 Chisholm Trail Road in Round Rock, Texas, organized in 1874 and described on its own site as the oldest African American church in Round Rock and once one of the town's first African American schools. It is associated with the St. John Regular Baptist District Association, the Missionary Baptist General Convention of Texas, Texas Baptists and the National Baptist Convention of America International. Its published statements of faith accept the scriptures as its only authority in matters of faith and practice and confess one God eternally existing in one essence in the co-equal persons of Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

Grace Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Southwestern Texas Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America in Round Rock, which held its first service in October 1977 and adopted its name in January 1978. It describes itself as a called community of Christ that witnesses the gospel through worship, fellowship and stewardship, and as a welcoming, inclusive community that dialogues about faith through scripture and social justice. The congregation helped establish the Round Rock Serving Center with other churches in 1986 and hosts Meals on Wheels meal preparation in its kitchen.

Grace Pentecostal Church is a Pentecostal congregation in Round Rock, meeting in a suite on the Interstate 35 frontage road. It began meeting in a family home in February 2021 and states its aim as being "a genuine apostolic, Pentecostal church that faithfully proclaims the gospel." It worships on Sundays at 10:30 AM and holds Bible study on Wednesdays at 7:30 PM.

Grace Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation of Mission Presbytery at 1705 Gattis School Rd in Round Rock, founded in 1995. It sums up its life as loving God, growing faith and serving Christ, describes itself as a mission-oriented church deeply rooted in its surrounding community where people are welcome just as they are, and worships Sunday at 10:15 a.m.

His Will Church is a congregation meeting on Sunday afternoons at First Baptist Church Round Rock on Round Rock Avenue in Round Rock, Texas. In its own words it is “a multiethnic, Christ-centered community where people from different backgrounds come together to worship Jesus, grow in God’s Word, and live out His calling.”

Hope Bible Fellowship is an Evangelical Free Church of America congregation at 3805 Stonebridge Drive in Round Rock. It describes itself as God's family reaching families with the life-changing reality of Christ's love in Round Rock, Cedar Park, and North Austin, with children's, youth, and adult ministries built around small groups.

Horizon Worship Center is a non-denominational congregation on Lake Drive in Round Rock, Texas, established in 1985. In its own words it is a welcoming home in Round Rock and a gospel-centered church where a visitor can expect teaching that is biblically sound, relevant, challenging and applicable.

House of Grace International is a non-denominational church in Round Rock, Texas, formerly Graceway Church, meeting Sunday mornings at 1713 South Mays Street for a gathering it calls the Celebration of Love. In its own words it is "a Christ-centered community where people discover their identity in Christ and grow into mature disciples", and its stated vision is to help people "discover their God-given identity and purpose". It holds a daily early-morning prayer call and a weekly evening prayer gathering, and publishes its services through its own YouTube channel.

House of Power Outreach is a non-denominational congregation on Applegate Circle in Round Rock, Texas, gathering Sundays at 10am and Wednesdays at 7pm. In its own words it strives to preach the uncompromised word of God with faith in Jesus.

Iglesia Cristiana Nuevo Comienzo is a Spanish-language congregation meeting on Round Rock West Drive in Round Rock, Texas. In its own words it is “una Iglesia con el Ministerio de la Reconciliación” that “sostiene la teología reformada.” It gathers on Sundays for Bible study at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m., with a Wednesday evening devotional and prayer service.

King of Kings Lutheran Church is a congregation of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod in Round Rock, begun as a mission church in 1980. Its campus is home to The Children's Learning Center preschool, and the congregation states its mission as revealing Christ's gracious reign over everyday life together.

Kingdom of God Christian Center is a non-denominational congregation in Round Rock, founded in 1996 and meeting on West Liberty Avenue for Sunday morning worship and a Tuesday evening service. In its own words it is "a full gospel Spirit fill community of believers" that worships "in an atmosphere of imperfect people, passionately pursuing a relationship with a loving, caring, sharing Heavenly Father."

Life Connection Church is an Assemblies of God congregation in Round Rock, Texas, founded in 1978 as Evangel Temple Assembly of God and meeting on East Old Settlers Boulevard since 1985. It describes its purpose as connecting people to God, to each other, and to the world.

Life Impact Church is an Indian multilingual congregation on East Old Settlers Boulevard in Round Rock, Texas, launched in 2015 as an extension of Emmanuel Pentecostal Church in Houston. Its Sunday services incorporate English, Hindi and Malayalam, with care groups in those languages, and it supports church planting and missions in North India. Its tagline is "Impacting lives through love."

Ministerio Libres Para Adorar is a Spanish-language Pentecostal congregation in Round Rock, Texas, meeting on Rockin J Road. It keeps its public presence on social media and publishes no denominational affiliation.

Mission Church is a non-denominational congregation on the Interstate 35 frontage in Round Rock, Texas, established in 2015. It publishes its theme in its own words as pursuing purpose, finding community and experiencing God, and runs a youth ministry it describes as the church of today rather than the church of tomorrow. Its published beliefs confess the Bible as God's word to all people, "accurate, authoritative and applicable to our lives today"; "one holy God who is eternal" existing in "three persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit collectively known as the Trinity"; and Jesus Christ, who "came to earth fully God and fully man, gave his life sacrificially on the cross to pay the ransom for our sin, and rose again to defeat death and give us new life."

Narrative Church is a congregation of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod in Round Rock that launched public worship in 2015, describing itself as a simple, relational, gospel-centered community rooted in the story of Jesus. It gathers on Sunday mornings in the chapel at 1221 Satellite View.

New Beginning Iglesia Bilingüe is a bilingual, multicultural Seventh-day Adventist congregation in Round Rock, meeting in the rear building at 68 Fairview Drive. It gathers on Saturdays, with Sabbath School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11:30 a.m. In its own words, "No matter your background, language, or stage of life, there is a place for you."

New Life Apostolic Family Worship Center is an Apostolic Pentecostal congregation meeting on East Palm Valley Boulevard in Round Rock. It is affiliated with the Apostolic Network of Churches Global and holds English-language services, with singles, men's and women's ministries and teaching available by livestream and recording.

NorthPointe Church is an Assemblies of God congregation meeting on the I-35 frontage road in Round Rock, begun in 1998. It describes itself as a church of real people, having real relationships, serving a real God, and states that it exists to experience God, make disciples and impact the world; services run Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings, in person and online.

Northwest Chinese Church (奧斯汀西北華人教會) is a Chinese-language congregation meeting in its own building on Hillside Drive in Round Rock, Texas. It holds Sunday worship in the church and online, with midweek Psalms study, prayer and fellowship meetings online. In its own words, it is "Building the mission center to serve people around us and evangelize the world."

Oasis Church is a non-denominational congregation on Sunset Drive in Round Rock, founded in 2016. It describes itself as a diverse, spirit-filled church in the Austin metro, and states that it exists so that people encounter Jesus, experience abundant life and are empowered for their purpose.

One Way Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on Hairy Man Road in Round Rock, north of Austin. By its own account it was established in February 1996, held its first worship service and communion that March in a living room, met afterwards in a converted carport on East Main Street and then in leased space on East Palm Valley Boulevard, and purchased its present 2.7-acre site and building in September 2001. It partnered with a Round Rock mother congregation in its first year and through that partnership joined the Williamson Baptist Association and the Baptist General Convention of Texas, becoming an autonomous church in 1999 and retiring its mortgage in 2016. It describes itself as a multi-racial, multi-generational congregation reaching upward through prayer, praise and worship, inward through relationships, accountability and spiritual growth, and outward through community service, evangelism and world missions. Its community work runs largely through an affiliated nonprofit that has awarded more than $244,000 in scholarships and hosts local Juneteenth and community festival events.

Palm Valley Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America in Round Rock, organized in 1870 by Swedish settlers as the Swedish Lutheran Church of Brushy. Describing itself as a place of grace, it offers traditional and contemporary worship along with Spanish-language worship each Sunday and hosts Antioch Korean Church of Austin on its campus.

Peace of Christ Church is a progressive, contemplative Baptist congregation in Round Rock, gathering for worship at The Texas Hall on Sam Bass Road on the second and fourth Sundays of the month and meeting in smaller groups in homes across Williamson County and the Austin metro in between. It began in the spring of 2012 as Grace Baptist Church and later took its present name. In its own words it is "an autonomous, member-funded Christian community embodying the life of Jesus in belief and action," formed by meditation, contemplation and centering prayer, and it describes itself as "a safe home for those recovering from hurtful, spiritually abusive church experiences." The congregation ordains women, names Trinity, Incarnation, Imago Dei, Liberation, Oneness and Systemic Justice among the things it holds, and in its own words is "open and affirming" of LGBTQIA+ people. It partners for ministry with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship and the Alliance of Baptists.

Primera Iglesia Bautista of Round Rock is a Spanish-language Baptist congregation on North Lampasas Street in Round Rock, Texas. In its own words it is an “iglesia que proclama el evangelio y que lo enseña en todo lugar.”

Radiant Church is a non-denominational congregation on Round Rock Avenue in Round Rock, Texas. It states its mission in its own words as seeing lost people saved, saved people matured, and mature people multiplied, all to the glory of God.

Redeemer Round Rock, also published as Redeemer Church of Round Rock, is a non-denominational congregation on North A W Grimes Boulevard in Round Rock, Texas. In its own words it exists to reach, teach, equip and send with the gospel of Jesus Christ, and it aligns itself with the Redeemer Network for support, partnership and mission.

Restoration Covenant Church is an Evangelical Covenant congregation in Round Rock, founded in 1997, that describes itself as a safe place for people in process and a community fueled by love. It gathers on Sunday mornings for worship and children's ministry.

Round Rock Baptist Church is an independent Baptist congregation meeting at the Old Settler's Tabernacle on East Palm Valley Boulevard in Round Rock, Texas, founded on November 14, 2004. It describes itself in its own words as "an Independent Baptist Church committed to sharing the Gospel and serving our community" and states that it believes "the Bible is the inspired Word of God and is our sole authority for what we believe and how we live," holding to the King James Bible, to the virgin birth, sinless life, atoning death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and to baptism by immersion and the Lord's Supper as ordinances of obedience rather than of salvation. It states that its only requirements for membership are salvation and baptism by immersion, and it makes, in its own words, "no apology for our conservative beliefs in many areas, including music, social issues, dress, and behavior." The congregation gathers for Sunday school and morning and evening services on Sunday and for a Bible study on Wednesday evening.

Round Rock Christian Church is a Disciples of Christ congregation founded in 1987 and meeting at 22 Chalice Way in Round Rock. It gathers for worship at 11 a.m. each Sunday, in person and by Zoom, and describes its mission as strengthening its neighborhood community both spiritually and physically.

Round Rock Church of Christ is a Church of Christ congregation at 1200 North Georgetown Street in Round Rock, rooted in the Restoration Movement. It offers an a cappella service and an instrumental service each Sunday, with Bible classes between.

Round Rock Lightbearers SDA Church is a Seventh-day Adventist congregation in Round Rock that describes itself as a Bible-following church seeking to teach, serve, and love others, with Sabbath school and worship on Saturdays and midweek Bible study and prayer online.

Round Rock Presbyterian Church is a union congregation of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, meeting on Sam Bass Road in Round Rock with Sunday worship at 10 a.m. It describes itself as a multi-generational group of Christ-followers and organizes its life around the theme Believe, Belong, Become.

Round Rock SDA Church is a Seventh-day Adventist congregation on Applegate Circle in Round Rock, with Sabbath school and worship on Saturdays and a midweek service; the church operates a weekly community food pantry and is associated with Applegate Adventist Junior Academy.

Round Rock Spanish Church is a Spanish-language Seventh-day Adventist congregation on Chalice Way in Round Rock, inviting its community to Bible study, worship, and prayer.

Saint William Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin in Round Rock, tracing its beginnings to a first Mass in 1916 and dedicated under its present name in 1940. One of the largest parishes in the diocese, it serves more than 25,000 active members with ministries in English and Spanish.

St. John Vianney Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin on Sunrise Road in Round Rock. Its stated mission is to grow in, give witness to, and spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and its 11:00 a.m. Sunday Mass is interpreted for the Deaf on request.

St. Philip's United Methodist Church is a United Methodist congregation at 16321 S Great Oaks Drive in Round Rock, founded in 1983, with the motto 'Love God, Love Others, Serve the World.' It offers chapel and contemporary services each Sunday and hosts a preschool.

Saint Richard's Episcopal Church is a parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas in Round Rock, established in 1976. Guided by the prayer of St. Richard, to know Jesus more clearly, love him more dearly, and follow him more nearly day by day, the congregation offers traditional and modern-language Sunday services and operates a preschool and kindergarten.

Sweet Home - The Pinnacle of Praise is a historically Black Baptist congregation on Sunrise Road in Round Rock, Texas. Its own history dates its organization to January 8, 1905, when twenty-two former members of Good Hope Baptist Church gathered on donated land to form what it describes as Round Rock's second black Baptist church, under the name Sweet Home Baptist Church. The congregation worshipped on Deepwood Drive and at Hester's Crossing before settling on Sunrise Road, and it marked its 120th year in 2025.

The Austin Stone - North 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 North congregation gathers in Round Rock for Sunday services at 9am and 11am.

The Beat Church is a non-denominational congregation on Indian Meadows Drive in Round Rock, Texas. In its own words it is a community of Jesus followers committed to loving God, loving people, and living like they mean it in Round Rock and the surrounding cities, gathering through outreach, service projects, community gatherings and worship.

The Fellowship Church Round Rock is a campus of The Fellowship Church, a non-denominational church with locations in Round Rock, Hutto and Taylor and an Ethiopian congregation. In its own words the church exists for "Leading people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ," and describes itself as "One church, multiple locations, united in purpose, worshiping Jesus, and serving our communities with one heart and vision." The Round Rock campus on Gattis School Road holds a Saturday evening service and two Sunday morning services.

The Love Center Bible Fellowship Church is a non-denominational congregation on Round Rock West Drive in Round Rock, Texas, founded in 2016. It publishes its theme in its own words as We Live Love, We Teach Love, We Are Love, and describes itself as having a heart for authentic worship and a mission to empower the local church with biblical truth.

Throne of Grace Church is a non-denominational congregation on Red Bud Lane in Round Rock, Texas, established in 2009.

True Life Fellowship Church is a non-denominational congregation on East Old Settlers Boulevard in Round Rock, Texas, founded in 2005. In its own words it exists to help people encounter Jesus, become like him, and change the world by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Victorious Living Christian Ministries is a non-denominational congregation in Round Rock, meeting on Round Rock Avenue for Sunday morning worship alongside Thursday prayer and Bible study and midweek women's and young adult gatherings. It describes itself as "an assignment from God to bring a biblical, prophetic preaching and teaching ministry to the region of Austin, TX," and states that its focus is "to win souls, train disciples, equip leaders and change lives through preaching, teaching, prophecy, deliverance and training."

Victory Center Church is a Church of God in Christ congregation in Round Rock, just outside Austin, meeting Sunday mornings at 1050 Meadows Drive with a midweek Bible study and a Thursday international prayer call. It describes itself as a Bible-based, Spirit-led congregation whose mission is to equip its members through Bible instruction, life courses, mentoring opportunities, and business classes for adults and teenagers.

Westside Church of Christ is a Round Rock congregation founded in 1990, marked by a cappella congregational singing, weekly communion, and Bible-based teaching. It meets on FM 1431 with Sunday morning, evening, and midweek gatherings.

Anchor Austin Church is a non-denominational congregation in Georgetown, birthed in 2020, which gathers for worship on Sunday mornings at 600 Stadium Drive and for small groups on Friday evenings. In its own words it is 'a missional Indian Church in Georgetown TX that is embracing gospel, experiencing the community and engaging the culture,' whose 'heartbeat is making disciples who make disciples.'

Antioch Georgetown Church is a non-denominational congregation in Georgetown that began in the summer of 2017, when twenty-five adults relocated from Conway, Arkansas. It gathers across three Sunday morning services, with ASL interpretation at the latest, and describes itself as 'a family of believers who know that people truly matter, whose lives are being changed by God's Word, who live out their genuine faith by serving one another.'

Calvary's Hill Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation at 1802 Bridge Street in Georgetown, in Williamson County north of Austin, which gathers for worship on the first and third Sundays of the month. Its only web presence is a Facebook page.

Celebration Church Georgetown 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 Georgetown campus on Westinghouse Road holds three Sunday services.

Christ Lutheran Church is an Evangelical Lutheran Church in America congregation in Georgetown, founded in 1947 and part of the Southwestern Texas Synod. The church operates the Christ Lutheran Learning Center preschool.

Christ Our Savior Anglican Church is a congregation in Georgetown affiliated with the Anglican Church in North America through the Diocese of Churches for the Sake of Others. Planted in 2024, it gathers Sunday mornings at 10:30 on Williams Drive and states its vision as "to be a life-giving church" through proclaiming the gospel of Christ, teaching the Scriptures, and sharing the love of God.

Christ Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) congregation in Georgetown, planted in 2008 and organized in 2012. The church states its purpose as inviting every person in Georgetown and every place it serves into a life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ.

Church On the Rock is a non-denominational congregation on Golden Oaks Road in Georgetown, Texas, established in 1985. In its own words its vision is to birth, establish and maintain a strong Word-oriented local church where each person, in every age group, reaches their full potential in Christ, and its statement of faith confesses one God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, creator of all things.

City Church is a non-denominational congregation in Georgetown, Texas, established in 2024, gathering on Sundays at 9am and 10:45am. It describes itself in its own words as a messy church for messy people.

Comunidad Latinoamericana de Georgetown is a Spanish-language congregation that meets on Sunday afternoons on FM 971 in Georgetown, Texas. It describes itself as "Una iglesia que razona su fe," and its mission, in its own words, is "Alcanzar a los hispanos con la predicación del Evangelio." It also produces a weekly radio program, a reading club for pastors and leaders, and a marriage course.

Cornerstone Community Church is a non-denominational congregation on County Road 176 in Georgetown, Texas, serving the Georgetown and Leander area. It records that it officially launched in January 2018 by holding worship services in a local school, and describes its Sunday gatherings in its own words as Christ-loving, gospel-centered, grace-filled worship with faithful expository Bible teaching.

Crestview Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation on Williams Drive in Georgetown, Texas, constituted in July 1961 by members of First Baptist Church of Georgetown. It offers blended worship at multiple Sunday services with Bible study classes for all ages, and it publishes statements of belief on Scripture, marriage, sexuality, race, substances, and the sanctity of life. Its ministries span preschool, children, students, adults, worship arts, outreach and care, and local and international missions.

Crosspoint Church is a Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod congregation in Georgetown, founded in 1997 as Cross and Crown Lutheran Church and renamed Crosspoint in 2022. Sunday worship is contemporary, with a kids church during the service.

Destiny Fellowship is an independent Christian congregation in Georgetown, Texas, meeting on FM 1460.

Faith Impact Church is a non-denominational congregation on Bootys Crossing Road in Georgetown, Texas, founded in 2010. It describes itself in its own words as a Spirit-filled, charismatic church.

Faith Lutheran Church and Preschool is a congregation of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod in Georgetown, founded in 1981. Its stated purpose is to know Christ, live Christ, and make Christ known, with discipleship the center of its congregational life. Sunday worship is at 8:15 and 11:00 with Bible classes and Sunday school between, and the congregation operates a preschool.

First Baptist Georgetown, known as FBG, is a Baptist congregation at 1333 W. University Avenue in Georgetown, Texas, founded in 1866. It describes itself as seeking to be "a ready church," meaning "a church family living each day on mission for Jesus Christ," and names biblical literacy, biblical community and biblical prayer as the three focuses that drive its ministry.

First Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation two blocks from the square in Georgetown, founded in 1854. It describes itself as a friendly, Reformed church of all ages with traditional worship, an active music ministry, and service to the community; its 1873 sanctuary is the oldest in Georgetown.

First United Methodist Church Georgetown is a historic United Methodist congregation at 410 E University Avenue, serving Georgetown since 1849. It offers traditional and contemporary worship and focuses its ministries on children and students, adults, and missions and outreach, including school partnerships and The Learning Tree preschool.

Friendly Will Missionary Baptist Church is a Missionary Baptist congregation at 706 W 14th Street in Georgetown, Texas, established in 1905. It publicizes itself as Friendly Will (M) Baptist Church and describes itself as "the church where everybody is somebody and Christ is all," under the motto "Enter to Worship, Depart to Serve." It holds Sunday school and Sunday morning worship together with a Wednesday midweek service.

Gabriel Oaks Church of Christ is a Church of Christ congregation at 408 West Morrow Street in Georgetown. It describes itself as a body of friendly, loving believers striving to be the church of Jesus Christ as described in the New Testament.

Georgetown Church of Christ is a Church of Christ congregation at 1525 West University Avenue in Georgetown, founded in 1893. It states its mission as glorifying God and making disciples by guiding distracted people to confidently pursue their next step with Jesus.

Grace Bible Church is a bilingual Spanish and English congregation on Shell Road in Georgetown, Texas, established in 1980, which also hosts a Spanish-language congregation, Iglesia Biblica Grace. It publishes its values in its own words as worship, connect and serve, and describes itself as a community of different generations worshiping, connecting and serving together.

Grace Community Fellowship is a non-denominational congregation on West State Highway 29 in Georgetown, Texas. It records that it was formally established in January 2007 by a number of families who had been attending Bible studies together for several years, and describes its people in its own words as defined by their desire to grow in the sanctifying knowledge of God's word and help one another apply it to their lives. It gathers on Sundays at 10:30, holds to the autonomy of the local church, and states its statement of faith as teaching one God eternally existing in three co-equal and co-divine persons and the deity, virgin birth, atoning death and bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Grace Episcopal Church is a Diocese of Texas parish serving Georgetown, gathering weekly at two campuses: Grace Central across from Southwestern University and Grace West off DB Wood Road. Its stated mission is knowing Christ and making Him known.

Hill Country Bible Church Georgetown is a non-denominational congregation on Stadium Drive in Georgetown, Texas. In its own words it is a family of believers committed to reaching people with the life-changing reality of Jesus Christ, and its statement of faith holds that the Bible is God's Word and the complete and final authority for belief and behavior.

Hope Family Fellowship is a non-denominational congregation on East Morrow Street in Georgetown, Texas, founded in 2012 as a daughter work of an existing congregation. In its own words it is a community of people seeking answers and purpose together, and its stated mission is to help those who come find the answers they are seeking.

Hope United Church is a Georgetown congregation affiliated with both the United Church of Christ and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), and has been certified Open and Affirming since 2009. It gathers for worship at 10 a.m. each Sunday at the Heritage Oaks Clubhouse, 702 Heritage Oaks Bend.

Kingdom Point Church is a non-denominational congregation on Old 1460 Trail in Georgetown, Texas, established in 2003, serving families and guests from across Williamson County. In its own words it is focused on building a community of faith, love and purpose, and it holds the Bible to be God's inspired Word and the foundation for all faith and practice.

Lakewoods Drive Church of Christ describes itself as a group of Christians, nothing more and nothing less. The congregation meets on Lakewood Drive South in northwest Georgetown for Bible class and worship on Sundays and Wednesdays.

Light of Christ Anglican Church is a congregation in Georgetown, part of the Anglican Church in North America's Diocese of Fort Worth. It describes itself as "a modern expression of the ancient faith," gathered around Word and Sacrament for prayer, mission, and discipleship, and serving greater North Austin, Jarrell, Salado, Belton, and Temple. It holds Sunday worship at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. on Serenada Drive.

Macedonia Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on Martin Luther King Jr. Street in Georgetown, Texas, whose earliest worship services were held in 1881 under a backyard arbor. It calls itself the second oldest historically Black church in the community, has been affiliated with the LaGrange Baptist District Association since the 1880s, and carries a Texas historical marker dedicated in 1985.

Main Street Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation at the corner of 10th and Main in downtown Georgetown, Texas, constituted in 1989 by 216 charter members of the former First Baptist Church of Georgetown when that congregation moved to a new site. It describes itself as a multigenerational family of faith and is affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention and with Texas Baptists, having adopted the 1963 Baptist Faith and Message.

Natio Church is a non-denominational congregation on South Main Street in Georgetown, Texas, founded in 2017, which gathers on Sunday evenings at 17:00. It publishes the confession that Jesus is Lord as what defines it, and offers resources on hope, anxiety, faith, salvation, suffering and grace.

New Creation Baptist Church/Iglesia Bautista Nueva Creacion is a bilingual Baptist congregation on East 15th Street in Georgetown, Texas. In its own words it is “a small church in Georgetown Tx” that invites visitors “to come visit.”

New Creations Church is a non-denominational congregation in Georgetown that gathers on Sunday mornings at the Holiday Inn on North Interstate 35. It describes itself as "deeply committed to guiding people towards Christ and inspiring them to lead God-centered lives," takes its name from 2 Corinthians 5:17, and characterises itself as multicultural and multigenerational, "not a white or black church, but rather a church welcoming all."

New Life Church is a non-denominational congregation in Georgetown, Texas. Its church property is on North Austin Avenue and it gathers on Sunday mornings at the Boys and Girls Club of Georgetown on Thousand Oaks Boulevard. In its own words it exists to lead people into a real encounter with Jesus, raise lifelong disciples, and reflect his love to others in ways that will change its community, its city and beyond.

Potter's House Georgetown Church is a congregation of the Christian Fellowship Ministries network on Northwest Boulevard in Georgetown, with Sunday morning and evening services and a midweek Wednesday service.

Providence Baptist Church is an independent Baptist congregation meeting in a suite on West University Avenue in Georgetown, north of Austin. Established in November 2015, it marked its tenth anniversary in 2025. It describes itself as an Independent Baptist Church that believes the Bible and states its purpose as to glorify God, lift up Christ and walk in the Spirit. Its published Articles of Faith affirm the verbal inspiration and inerrancy of Scripture, with the King James Version used exclusively in its ministries, one God in three persons, Jesus Christ as fully God and fully man, miraculously conceived and sinless, and his substitutionary death, bodily resurrection, ascension and future return. It holds a literal six-day creation, the eternal security of believers, baptism by immersion and the Lord's Supper as the two ordinances, and a pre-tribulational rapture followed by a millennial kingdom.

Redeemer Georgetown is a non-denominational congregation that worships on Sunday mornings at 1904 South Austin Avenue in Georgetown, Texas. In its own words it is a place for all of Georgetown to find hope and redemption in Christ Jesus, and it organizes its congregational life around Sunday worship and gospel communities.

Redemption Hill Church is a Sovereign Grace Churches congregation in Georgetown that meets Sunday mornings at Tippit Middle School; planted in 2013, it describes itself as a gospel-centered church that worships God, loves one another, and proclaims the gospel to the world.

River of Life Assembly of God is a Pentecostal congregation on Airport Road in Georgetown, founded in 1964. It holds Sunday school for all ages at 9:30 and a main service at 10:30, with classes for children afterward.

San Gabriel Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation on Williams Drive in Georgetown, with adult Sunday school at 9:30 a.m., worship at 10:30 a.m. and communion on the first Sunday of each month. Its ministries are organized around praise, serve, grow and connect.

Saving Grace Christian Bible Fellowship is a non-denominational congregation on South College Street in Georgetown, Texas. It maintains a Facebook page and publishes no website of its own at present.

Secret Place Cathedral is a non-denominational congregation on Williams Drive in Georgetown, Texas.

Selah Hills Church is a Calvary Chapel congregation in Georgetown, Texas, founded in 2020. It holds three Sunday services in English at 8:00, 9:45 and 11:30, a Spanish-language service at 9:45, and a deaf ministry at the 11:30 service.

St. John's Methodist Church in Georgetown traces its history to Swedish immigrant families who built their first church building in 1882 as the Swedish Methodist Episcopal Brushy Church. At its present home on East University Avenue since 1906, the congregation left The United Methodist Church in 2023 and is part of the Global Methodist Church.

The St. Paul Church, formally St. Paul United Methodist Church of Georgetown, is a United Methodist congregation at 610 Martin Luther King Jr Street in Georgetown. It describes itself as 'a leading African American church dedicated to faith, fellowship, and service,' with Sunday worship at 11:00 am and a Sunday evening service.

St. Helen Catholic Church is a Diocese of Austin parish in Georgetown, centered in the Eucharist and dedicated to forming Spirit-filled missionary disciples of Jesus Christ. Masses are celebrated in English and Spanish.

The Church on the Square is a non-denominational congregation on South Main Street in Georgetown, Texas, founded in 2020. In its own words it gathers as families to worship through the reading of Scripture, the singing of hymns and the preaching of deep, unvarnished biblical truth, and describes itself as small but steadfast and welcoming, a fellowship that seeks to live faithfully, think clearly and speak truth. It states that it is engaged in the public square on the conviction that the lordship of Christ extends to every sphere of life, including culture and civil governance.

The Oak Church is a non-denominational congregation on Shell Road in Georgetown, Texas, established in 1999, gathering Sundays at 10:00am. In its own words it values Christ's agape love as the true basis for Christian fellowship, and states its mission as equipping individuals to grow spiritually through prayer, fellowship and studying God's Word.

The Refuge is a Foursquare church in Georgetown serving the surrounding Central Texas area, gathering Sunday mornings at 1 Chamber Way. Its published statement of belief follows the Foursquare declaration of faith, confessing that God is Triune, that Jesus is Savior, Healer, Baptizer with the Holy Spirit and Soon Coming King, and naming evangelism and discipleship as the church's primary responsibilities.

The Way Church is a non-denominational congregation on Leander Road in Georgetown, Texas.

The Worship Place is an interdenominational church in the Sun City community of Georgetown, begun in 1998 so that residents of all denominations could gather for worship without leaving the immediate area. In its own words its mission is to "Go, make disciples, baptize them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; teach them to observe all that Jesus commanded," and its vision is "Making 3,000 disciples to serve every neighborhood in Sun City." It describes itself as "an active senior adult church family with a passion for life and Jesus," and holds traditional, contemporary and blended services on Sunday mornings.

Unity Spiritual Center Georgetown is a Unity congregation meeting Sunday mornings at The Atrium in the Sun City community of Georgetown, describing itself as welcoming all paths to Spirit.

Wellspring, a United Methodist Community of Faith, is a United Methodist congregation at 6200 Williams Drive in Georgetown, founded in 1997. Its motto, in its own words: 'All Are Welcome, All Are Accepted, All Are Loved, and All Means All.'

Wesley Chapel A.M.E. Church is a historic African Methodist Episcopal congregation in Georgetown, Texas, organized in 1869. Its 1904 Carpenter Gothic sanctuary at 508 W 4th Street is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

All Nations Christian Center is a Church of God in Christ congregation meeting on Ranch Road 620 in far northwest Austin, founded in 1989. The church describes its heart as 'Love God, Love People, Love All Nations.'

Anderson Mill Baptist Church is a Southern Baptist congregation on Lake Creek Parkway in north Austin, gathering for Sunday worship at 10:45 a.m. In its own words the church "exists to reflect Christ and impact lives on a journey of compassion" and is "committed to helping people take their next steps with God."

Arise Ministries is an independent charismatic congregation and training center on North FM 620 in northwest Austin, describing itself as a "Prophetic & Apostolic Ministry that functions by the Holy Spirit." Its stated vision is "Awake, Arise and Mobilize," and alongside Sunday worship it offers training in the exercise of spiritual gifts.

Austin Korean First Presbyterian Church is a Korean Presbyterian congregation in northwest Austin, worshiping in its own building on Pecan Park Boulevard. It belongs to the Korean Presbyterian Church Abroad, which it joined in 2009, a few months after its first service in November 2008. Sunday worship is held in Korean at three services, with a separate English-language service for students and young adults.

Austin Potter's House Christian Church is a congregation of Christian Fellowship Ministries in northwest Austin, pioneered in 1997. In its own words it is 'a lively, relevant, dynamic gospel preaching and teaching church committed to reaching its nearby community and regions beyond.'

Austin Tamil Church is a Tamil-language congregation meeting on Sunday evenings at Austin Vineyard Church on Morris Road in northwest Austin, Texas, with communion on first Sundays. It grew out of Austin Bible Prayer Fellowship and keeps a monthly fasting prayer, a monthly Tamil Bible study and several weekly prayer meetings. In its own words, "We are one big family united by the blood of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior."

Austin Vineyard Church is a member congregation of Vineyard USA in northwest Austin, describing itself as a multigenerational and multicultural community serving northwest Austin and nearby cities, with a long-running food pantry ministry.

Austin Woori Baptist Church, in Korean 어스틴우리교회, is a Korean-language Southern Baptist congregation meeting at 10633 Lake Creek Parkway in northwest Austin, in a facility it shares with another congregation. It publishes Korean-language worship, preaching, daily devotional and small-group ministries alongside children's, youth and young-adult education.

Bethany United Methodist Church is a United Methodist congregation on Anderson Mill Road in northwest Austin, offering classic, modern, casual, and contemplative worship services each week alongside a preschool and community café.

Dreamer's Church Austin is a non-denominational congregation on Anderson Mill Road in northwest Austin, founded in 2018. In its own words it holds that pursuing God's dream is a life-journey through which God does immeasurably more than one can ask or imagine, and it names loving God and living as a Kingdom citizen among its core commitments.

Gateway Church, North 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 North Austin campus is on McNeil Drive and holds Sunday services at 9:15am and 11:15am.

Glory House Christian Center is a non-denominational congregation in northwest Austin, meeting on Pond Springs Road for Sunday morning and Wednesday evening services with children's and youth ministries. In its own words it is "a Spirit filled church, that believes in Jesus uncompromised and that God moves today just as He did in the New Testament," and it describes its mission as transformation, "to see the individual, family, city, region, nation, and world impacted by God's power and presence."

GMS Church (ROSC) Austin is a congregation of GMS Church, an Indonesian-founded Pentecostal network of cell-based congregations that describes itself as apostolic and prophetic and dates its beginning to 1984. The Austin congregation meets on Research Boulevard in northwest Austin.

Grace Community Bible Church is a non-denominational congregation on Salt Mill Hollow in northwest Austin, in the Anderson Mill area. It records that it began in 1974 as a Bible study meeting in members' homes, and describes its members in its own words as merely stewards of what God has entrusted to them.

IFGF Austin is a congregation of the International Full Gospel Fellowship in northwest Austin, describing itself as "a vibrant multi-ethnic Christian community" offering worship services, Bible studies, and community events.

Jubilee is an Episcopal congregation founded in 2022, worshiping at Lake Creek Square in northwest Austin. The church describes itself as a justice-seeking, LGBTQ-affirming community with ancient roots and modern sensibilities, blending traditional hymnody with contemporary music.

Mosaic Church - North 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 North Austin campus on Research Boulevard holds Sunday services at 8:30am, 10am and 11:30am.

North Austin Community Church is a non-denominational congregation in northwest Austin. It publishes no website of its own and no street address of its own.

Northwest Fellowship is a non-denominational congregation on Pond Springs Road in northwest Austin, established in 1993. In its own words it is about building relationships that last with Jesus and one another, and it states its belief that each person has a unique God-ordained destiny it wants to help them find and fulfill.

One Way Church is a Portuguese and English congregation on Lake Creek Parkway in northwest Austin. In its own words it is a church focused on relationships, gathering on Sundays.

Pond Springs Church is a non-denominational congregation on Pond Springs Road in northwest Austin. In its own words the Pond Springs family exists to glorify God through authentic worship, joyful fellowship, loving outreach, and graciously equipping believers to grow and serve.

Redemption City Church is a non-denominational congregation in the Pearson Ranch area of northwest Austin, formed in 2014, which gathers at Elsa England Elementary School. In its own words it is a disciple-making church offering a place to belong, a path to become and an opportunity to believe in the life-changing reality of Jesus Christ.

Soma Austin describes itself as a family of servant missionaries sharing and showing the good news of Jesus in all of life; organized around missional communities, it gathers Sunday afternoons on Pond Springs Road in northwest Austin and is part of the Soma Family of Churches and the Redeemer Network.

St. Gregory the Theologian Orthodox Church is an Antiochian Orthodox congregation at 15519 FM 1325 in north Austin, in the Diocese of Wichita and Mid-America. Formerly the north campus of St. Elias Orthodox Church, it was given its own name by Metropolitan Saba on March 8, 2026, and celebrates Orthros and Divine Liturgy each Sunday as the two congregations grow into distinct communities united in mission.

St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish of the Diocese of Austin serving northwest Austin since 1995; its current sanctuary, seating 1,400, was dedicated in 2012.

Connect Church Liberty Hill is a Southern Baptist congregation gathering at Santa Rita Elementary School, 532 Santa Rita Boulevard in Liberty Hill, northwest of Austin. It was launched in April 2022 as a campus of Great Hills Baptist Church in Austin and meets on Sunday mornings with classes for children and youth, home groups and a women's Bible study.

Divine Savior Church is a Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod congregation in the Santa Rita Ranch community near Liberty Hill, one of six campuses of the Divine Savior Church network. The campus shares its grounds with Divine Savior Academy, a private preschool and elementary school.

The Grove Church is a non-denominational congregation on Ronald Reagan Boulevard in Liberty Hill, Texas. It records that it began in the fall of 2013, when three families gathered to study the Bible and encourage one another, and states that it exists for the display of God's splendor and to make disciples who make disciples, multiplying rather than simply gathering.

The Hill Church is a non-denominational congregation on Holmes Road in Liberty Hill, Texas, founded in 2017. It gathers on Sunday mornings at 10:15 for worship and children's ministry. In its own words, it is seeking to be the church God wants it to be in Williamson County, where its members live.