Built on the highest point in Bexar County, the parishioners commonly call this “the church in the clouds”. The design of this 1,000 seat church is meant to take in the beautiful Hill Country views with large northern windows in the sanctuary. The dramatic stepped design of the façade eliminates direct light from entering the worship space and careful consideration has been made to insure no cars or buildings will be visible while seated in the sanctuary- only the Hill Country and beautiful sunsets.
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