Step inside Saint Augustine’s Orthodox Church, a beacon of faith in Pflugerville, Texas. A warm, inviting atmosphere greets you, a testament to the church’s rich history. This church didn’t start as a place of Orthodox worship, but as a Catholic church built in 1926. The building itself was a testament to the community’s dedication, dedicated in 1932 as St. Elizabeth’s. The church became St. Augustine’s in 1979, a pivotal moment in the parish’s journey towards a new path of faith. The parish hall was added in 1985, followed by the new steeple in 1996 – a symbol of hope and renewal. Today, Saint Augustine’s stands as a proud landmark, a testament to the endurance of faith, the spirit of community, and the unique history of its journey to the present.
Longhorn Point
The shoreline whispers stories of erosion. Longhorn Point stands firm a testament to resilience. It’s a place where the Colorado