The Austin Stone Community Church
Christian, Church, Jesus, Austin, Matt Carter, Aaron Ivey
About Us
We love Jesus, God’s Word, and each other. We're taking Jesus' revolutionary message of grace, truth, and compassion to Austin and to the world. If you're new to The Austin Stone, here's some basic info about who we are and how to get involved. You can find out what we're passionate about by checking our core values.
The Austin Stone is a Church for the City. We're much more than a church to attend, but a community centered on the person and mission of Jesus Christ. We're actively working to build a great Austin, renewed and redeemed by the gospel. To get to know us, you can read more about our vision below. You can also check out one of our Sunday worship services.
- Programs
- Community Service, Social Justice, Faith and Work, Addiction/Recovery, Young Adults, Youth Group, Choir, Missions, Nursery, Adult Education, Food Pantry, Children's Ministry
- Denomination
- Nondenominational
- Size
- Large
- Language
- English
- Founded
- 2002
Contact Information
Our Services
Service Times
- Sunday
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- 09:00am
- Downtown Campus
- 11:15am
- Downtown Campus
- 05:00pm
- Downtown Campus
- 09:00am
- St. John Campus
- 11:15am
- St. John Campus
- 05:00pm
- St. John Campus
- 07:00pm
- St. John Campus
- 09:15am
- West Campus
- 11:15am
- West Campus
- 10:00am
- South Campus
- 07:00pm
- Downtown Campus
What to Expect
Leadership
Matt Carter
Matt Carter serves as the Pastor of Preaching & Vision at the Austin Stone Community Church in Austin, Texas, which has grown from a core team of 15 to over 7,000 attending each Sunday since the church began in 2002. Matt co-authored For the City, which explored what it would look like for a local church to be an advocate for the welfare of the city, and he is working with NFL quarterback Colt McCoy to co-author The Real Win, a book on biblical manhood, which releases in May 2013. He holds an M.Div. from Southwestern Seminary and is pursuing a D.Min. in Expositional Preaching from Southeastern Seminary. He and his wife Jennifer have been married for 16 years, and they have three children, John Daniel, Annie, and Samuel.Location & Directions
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