Church of Jesus Christ in San Antonio

04/20/2026

The San Antonio Hill Country Stake held their annual Fiesta last Saturday was an absolute hit, and our hearts are still full! We are so incredibly grateful for everyone who jumped in to make this celebration so joyful and unforgettable.

Here are a few highlights from the day:

The Food: From mouthwatering barbecue pork to the heroic effort of flipping 1,000 quesadillas (yes, you read that right!), nobody went home hungry! 🍴

The Fun: Each unit brought their A-game with wildly creative activities that kept the energy high all afternoon. 🎈

The Show: A massive shoutout to our amazing youth for a spectacular, show-stopping performance that truly stole the heart of the event! 🌟

More than just the food and games, there’s something truly special that happens when we gather as a community. Hearts were lifted, friendships were strengthened, and the Spirit was felt in every smile. 💛

04/05/2026

04/05/2026

“He is not here—He has risen.” (Matthew 28:6)

The stone was rolled away.
The tomb stood empty.
Death was not the end.

Because Jesus Christ lives, no ending is ever truly final.

Russell M. Nelson taught:
“The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the ultimate expression of His love for each of us.”

Because of Him, there is hope—
for every broken heart,
every unanswered prayer,
every loss we carry.

This Easter, pause and remember:
because He lives, hope lives too.

03/29/2026

As the Savior made His triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the people welcomed Him with praise, crying out, “Hosanna” (Matthew 21:9). In the days that followed, Jesus taught of His divine mission—to save each of us.

This sacred week reminds us not only of what He did, but why He came.

Take a moment to reflect:
Have you ever been in a situation where you needed help—where you couldn’t do it on your own?

What might have happened if help hadn’t come?
And how did it change the way you felt about the one who stepped in?

The truth is, all of us need saving.

We each face things we cannot fix alone—mistakes we can’t undo, losses we can’t replace, and burdens too heavy to carry by ourselves.

Because of Jesus Christ, we are never left to face those things alone.

His mission is personal. His love is constant. And His power to save is real.

03/22/2026

You are warmly invited to a special Palm Sunday Music Celebration on Sunday, March 29 at 7:00 PM. Join us for an uplifting evening of music and worship as we reflect on the Savior’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem and begin the sacred week leading to Easter. Through inspiring choir performances and meaningful messages, this musical program will help us focus our hearts on Jesus Christ and the hope, peace, and joy He brings. We would love to have you, your family, friends, and neighbors come celebrate this special season with us.

03/14/2026

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints invites all to participate in a unified fast as the United States celebrates 250th anniversary.

03/10/2026

Women ages 12+ are invited to attend a Relief Society Birthday Celebration hosted by the San Antonio Texas Pecan Valley Stake, where we will enjoy the musical presentation "Women at the Well." Songs will be performed in English; Spanish translation will be provided for narration and remarks.
Dress is nice casual.
Cake and light refreshments will be served.

Las mujeres mayores de 12 años están invitadas a asistir a la celebración de cumpleaños de la Sociedad de Socorro organizada por la Estaca Pecan Valley de San Antonio, Texas, donde disfrutaremos de la presentación musical «Las mujeres en el pozo». Las canciones se interpretarán en inglés; se proporcionará traducción al español para la narración y los comentarios.
La vestimenta es informal elegante.
Se servirán pastel y refrigerios ligeros.

03/08/2026

You’re invited to a special community Easter experience at the Wilder Chapel in San Antonio on March 28 from 3–5 PM.

Come anytime during that window and walk at your own pace through a meaningful, family-friendly journey exploring the final week of the Savior’s life. Along the path you’ll encounter thoughtful displays—including a life-sized cross—designed to help visitors reflect on the love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

After the walk, stay for an unforgettable musical presentation by local youth, using lights and shadows to portray the Easter story in a powerful and memorable way.

Plan about 30–45 minutes for the full experience. The walking path is wheelchair friendly. The event will be mostly outdoors (weather permitting). All ages are welcome.

Bring your family, friends, and neighbors and celebrate the true meaning of Easter with us.

03/02/2026

03/01/2026

What a wonderful conference the La Cantera Texas Stake experienced last weekend! They were blessed to have Elder Yoon Hwan Choi preside who shared inspired counsel that uplifted and strengthened the area.

His messages encouraged stake members to:

• Have joy and write down what they feel as the Spirit teaches them.
• Minister with purpose by learning more about the members they serve, visit intentionally, and share what they are learning about the gospel of Jesus Christ.
• Know the rising generation. Learn their names and understand who they are.
• Be missionary minded and “Open Your Mouth!” Set a daily reminder at 9:30 PM to pray for the missionaries serving in our area.
• Engage in family history work. Find one person or one ancestor, prepare that name, and take it to the temple.

As we act in faith on this counsel, we trust that the Lord will provide the strength and ability to follow through. What a blessing it is to gather, receive direction, and move forward together in discipleship.

02/26/2026

"For the past couple of months, members of the San Antonio Hill Country Stake, along with our Christian and Muslim friends, joined Master Thien and the Lien Hoa Buddhist community in preparing for their Lunar New Year celebration. Together, we added over 1,000 flowers to the trees, cleaned and organized storage areas and set up tables and chairs. This past weekend we helped with extensive grounds clean-up.

"We have been blessed to serve together, an experience that beautifully coincided with the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, a meaningful reminder of unity, compassion, and what can happen when a community works side by side.

"These moments of shared service strengthen friendships, deepen understanding, and remind us that despite our different backgrounds, we are truly one community.

"In a quiet moment, I was reminded that faith can bring us together in beautiful and unexpected ways. A Muslim friend from the Raindrop foundation asked if there was a place where he could pray. We found a private place within the Buddhist temple.

"It was a sacred reminder that when we look beyond our differences, we see what matters most: our shared desire to serve, to lift, and to love. In serving together, we were not defined by our different paths, but by our common purpose: to “Always Remember Him.”

"We have felt deep gratitude to stand among friends of different faiths, all of us striving to follow God and bless His children. It was a glimpse of the harmony that is possible when we choose unity, respect, and love." - Cindi Beattie (Hill Country Stake Relief Society President) Lien Hoa English Sangha