Texas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

09/05/2026

Thousands of Adventists across Texas will be sharing Christ through social media throughout 2026 as we look ahead to 2027, marking 2,000 years since the baptism of Jesus.
Join the movement. Share your faith. Be part of .

09/05/2026

What is the grace of God given to you and me for?

God's grace is an undeserved gift of love, forgiveness, and salvation. But it doesn't stop with us. We're called to respond to that grace by giving of our time, talents, resources, and influence. And by sharing the message of Jesus with others.

How can you be a blessing to someone this week? 💛

09/05/2026

09/01/2026

Central Texas Area Convocation Recap | Together As One

08/30/2026

We are excited to announce Oscar Rodríguez has been elected as the new Vice President for Hispanic Ministries for the Texas Conference.

Read more: https://texasadventist.org/oscar-rodriguez-vp-2026/

08/29/2026

How do Christians keep going when life hurts?

The pain is real. The questions are real. But they aren't the whole story. Paul reminds us that what we see is temporary, while what God is doing is eternal. And when we look to Jesus, we find a hope that circumstances can't take away. 🙏

Jump into this week's explore+ conversation, and share it with someone who could use some encouragement today. 🔎✨

08/29/2026

Last night, we kicked off our Central Area Convocation with Dr. Nelu Nedelea. Today, Sabbath, August 29th, we continue at Adventist Ridge Academy in San Marcos with church officer training workshops at 3pm.
Learn more: TexasAdventist.org/Convocations2026

08/29/2026

A PLACE FOR GOD AND COMMUNITY
Michael Musante, Pastor, Temple Three Angels and Round Rock Lightbearers Seventh-day Adventist, Belton, Texas.

One of the most merciful Scripture verses hidden in plain sight can be found in Exodus 25:8 of the King James Version, where God proclaims, “And let them make me a sanctuary; that I may dwell among them.”

According to Exodus, the Sanctuary in the wilderness was not only a place of safety because of God’s presence but also a place where the substance of separation from the Lord, called sin, could be removed. In the Sanctuary, God could make salvation available to His people, even if they had previously rejected Him.

Today, we are called again to continue building up a sanctuary, a place where God desires to dwell with us—even those who may have initially rejected the Lord. This room where our church meets today is called “a sanctuary.” It is a place where God seeks to fellowship with you, your family, your friends, and your neighbors, with the same goal: to provide safety, remove sin, and make salvation available to you today.

This offering for our local church will support its needs, including utilities, building maintenance, insurance, local evangelism, school subsidies/worthy student funds, Sabbath School supplies, and much more.

Let us provide a great place to dwell with God and have Him dwell with us today. Thank you very much for your faithful generosity.

08/29/2026

ll are invited as we worship together in San Marcos, TX, Aug 28 & 29, 2026, for our Together As One Convocation! Join us for a weekend full of powerful leadership training, Spirit-filled worship, and meaningful fellowship!
👉 Learn more about the Together As One Convocations here: TexasAdventist.org/Convocations2026