Have you ever wondered what it takes to build a community’s spirit and faith? The Church of Christ Lackland Terrace is a testament to just that. Standing here, you’re looking at a place where a small group of five families in 1961 began a journey that reshaped the religious landscape of the area. They called it home, a home that grew from a modest house at 7423 Westfield Drive. The story of Lackland Terrace is a story of growth, change, and steadfast commitment. It’s not just about the bricks and mortar that make up the structure; it’s about the people who have gathered within its walls, those who have nurtured a spirit of warmth and fellowship. The congregation moved to 108 Pilar Drive, then to the current location on SW Loop 410 after acquiring a surplus building, and then, in 1970, was added the present auditorium. As the congregation grew, from five families to over 500 members, its mission of serving the community also grew. The Church of Christ Lackland Terrace is a place where airmen and trainees on Lackland Air Force Base find solace and support. It’s a place where faith is nurtured and strengthened, and a place where community ties are not just forged but strengthened.
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