Thank you for visiting our church's website! And we hope you will visit us at Triumphant Love Lutheran Church. We are one of more than 10,000 congregations of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. We are a member of the Southwestern Texas Synod, one of 65 synods within the ELCA.

What we believe

Our faith is built around a strong belief in God as made known to us in Jesus Christ. Through worship, service, and education we practice our faith, grow in our relationship with God and experience God's grace in our lives.

Join us for worship

Worship with us Sunday mornings at 8:15 & 10:30. Click here for our location and map for directions.  Visitor parking is located in the front of our church under the trees. Handicap parking is along the left side of the education building paralleling Great Hills Trail. The sanctuary is located in the far right side of the church. Visitors’ bags are inside the doors on the left as you enter the church. Please take one for you or your family. We do not have a dress code at TLLC. Our members wear suits and ties, tee shirts and shorts, jeans, and dresses.  We want you to feel comfortable in worship.

Children are welcome in worship

The Children's Welcome Center in the entryway is laden with items to help children pay attention, or participate at their own level, during worship. There is a children’s message during the 8:15 and 10:30 service. We have a cry room on the left side of the sanctuary for when little ones need a break.  Speakers are located in the cry room for you to be able to listen to the worship service. Nursery service is available for children under three years during services.

Holy Communion

All are welcome at Holy Communion where in the risen Christ there is forgiveness of sin, life, and salvation. Those not receiving the sacrament may come forward for a blessing and assurance of God’s promise.

Mission Statement

To spread the triumphant love of Jesus Christ to all we touch, we, as members in the Body of Christ, must worship together, study together, rejoice and celebrate together, labor and suffer together, delight in each other,

make the condition of others our own, and always have before us Christ’s Great Commission to reach out to all people.