Saved by Grace Gospel Church

Can a church truly save a soul? Here at Saved by Grace Gospel Church, nestled on Pleasanton Road in San Antonio, two reviewers certainly believe so. Saved by Grace Gospel Church has been a cornerstone of the Southside community for over forty years. Its mission resonates with the spirit of family and growth: “Serving Others-Building Families-Growing Together.” This isn’t just a slogan. It’s a testament to the church’s deep roots in the community and its commitment to its congregation. The church firmly believes in the full authority of the Bible, the inspired Word of God. The Trinity, God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit, are central to their faith. They believe that salvation and forgiveness come only through Jesus Christ’s sacrifice. In July 2017, a reviewer named Rick Salas shared his experience. He searched for a true gospel church and found it here at Saved by Grace Gospel Church. He spoke of the powerful teachings and the beautiful people. He expressed his excitement about joining his new family at Saved by Grace Gospel Church. Another reviewer, Maria Vinton, added her voice in February 2017. She praised the church’s spirit-filled atmosphere and welcoming community. She encouraged others to experience Saved by Grace Gospel Church, emphasizing the pastors’ dedication to guiding people to Christ. The heart of Saved by Grace Gospel Church is its pastoral team. Senior Pastor Joe and Mary Helen Martinez lead the congregation. They are supported by Associate Pastor Mike and Norma Martinez, and Assistant Pastors Ruben and Chris Treviño, Ysidro and Esther Solis, and Leo and Mary Garza. Their combined dedication and passion fuel the church’s mission. Inside Saved by Grace Gospel Church, Spanish services begin at 9:30 am on Sundays, followed by English services at 11:00 am. Bible studies are held on Wednesdays, with Spanish at 7 pm and English at 7:30 pm. Saved by Grace Gospel Church is more than just a building. It is a place of worship, a community center, and a beacon of faith on Pleasanton Road.