The Park Community Church
Joining God in the renewal of all things
The Park is a non-denominational Christian community in San Antonio, learning to follow Jesus together.
“Learning to love God takes practice.”
James K. A. Smith, You Are What You Love
Our mission is to create environments for people to grow in their passion for God, compassion for people, and wisdom in everyday decisions.
That mission takes shape through the rhythms of our life together. We gather to worship, learn, share meals, celebrate, and serve. These practices help us turn our attention toward God, build caring relationships, and learn to follow Jesus in everyday life.
Sundays
Come share Sunday with us.
Come early, grab a breakfast taco and a cup of coffee, and get to know a few people. At The Park, sharing a meal is part of how we share life.
9:30 AM
Breakfast tacos & coffee
A chance to catch up, meet someone new, and build friendships around a shared meal. Tacos and coffee are complimentary.
10:00–11:10 AM
Worship gathering
We sing together, hear Scripture read and taught, share communion, and pray.
Where
The Christian School at Castle Hills
2216 NW Military, San Antonio, TX 78213. Second floor of the elementary school’s Love Building.
Watch
Missed a Sunday?
Deuteronomy 13:1–5
Des Leiloglou
October 4, 2026
We gather to be formed in the way of Jesus, then sent back into our neighborhoods.
Next Steps
Find your place.
Whether you’re considering a visit or have joined us a few times, we’d love to get to know you. There are simple ways to meet people, ask questions, and become part of our shared life.
The Discipleship Pathway
Upcoming
Life together this season.
Our life together extends throughout the week and across the year. Here’s what’s coming up: places to learn, share a meal, and celebrate together.
Fall 2026 School of Theology
The Park Community Church at The Christian School at Castle Hills - 2216 NW Military Hwy, Castle Hills, TX 78213
To the early Christians, hospitality was central to the gospel mission. This hospitality did not consist of entertaining neighbors, but welcoming the stranger, especially those who could not return the favor.
Christine Pohl’s classic work, Making Room, first spoke to this issue in 1999. And it is just as relevant today, with the refugee crisis, the rise in homelessness, and growing loneliness and isolation.
In our Fall 2026 School of Theology, we will read Making Room and dive into four weeks of teaching and discussion on Scriptures, Church History and the theology of hospitality. We'll discuss what we can do in our own lives to move towards a Christian understanding of practicing hospitality.
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Weekly Bulletin
Get it all every Thursday.
Our weekly digital bulletin is your main spot for everything coming up: the latest news, upcoming sign-ups, and highlights for the week.
One mission, three expressions
Beyond our Sunday gathering.
Along the way, our calling has taken shape through ministries beyond Sunday. The Park, Beacon House, and the 412 Project share a desire to join God in the renewal of all things.
The church
The Park
We gather for worship on Sundays and share life throughout the week, across small groups, dinner tables, workplaces, and neighborhoods.
Beacon Hill
Beacon House
A historic building restored as a place for gathering, working, and receiving care, including professional counseling with scholarships available for those who need them.
Churches & nonprofits
The 412 Project
We share what we have learned with other churches and nonprofits, offering coaching and practical organizational support to help them serve their own communities.
Questions?
We’d love to meet you.
Visiting somewhere new can bring questions, and we’d be glad to help. Reach out if there’s something you’d like to know before coming.