Ridgetop Church

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Wasn’t it just 2022 when Ridgetop Church first opened its doors? This unassuming building at 708 East 51st Street in Austin holds a surprising history. Ridgetop Church is more than just a new addition to the Austin landscape. It’s a continuation of a legacy. For ninety years a Baptist church stood here. It served this community tirelessly. Its name? Also Ridgetop. The new Ridgetop Church chose to honor that rich history. They kept the name as a tribute to the faithfulness of those who came before. The present congregation carries the torch. They strive to build on that foundation of service and faith.

Pastor Robert Krumrey and his wife Melanie are the driving force behind this new chapter. They returned to their Texas roots after years in Massachusetts. There they planted and pastored another church. Their experience enriches Ridgetop Church. Their commitment to the neighborhood is evident. The church actively seeks to serve a diverse community. College students young professionals long-term residents immigrants and families all find a welcome here.

The vision for Ridgetop Church is simple yet profound. It centers on Christ. It serves its neighborhood. It sends the next generation of believers out into the world. Their philosophy is rooted in John 14:6. Jesus’ words “I am the way and the truth and the life” guide their actions. They strive to teach the truth about Jesus. They seek to show how to live like Jesus. Most importantly they wish to share the life that only Jesus can provide.

Ridgetop Church isn’t just a building. It is a vibrant community of faith. It is a living testament to a commitment to service. It is a beacon of hope in a bustling city. It is a continuation of a ninety-year legacy of faith and service. A legacy that continues to grow and evolve. So here we are at Ridgetop Church. A place where history and hope intertwine.

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