Seguin
Texas
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Living Water Worship Center
VISION
The vision of the church was birthed by the Holy Spirit in the heart of the pastor in 1994 while living in Costa Rica.
On October 8, 1995, Pastor Ed and his wife, Paulette, moved to Seguin, TX and held the first service one week later in a small building across from Motorola. One person attended that service. One year later the congregation had grown to around 25 and moved to Pecan Tree Square in Seguin where we grew to about 50 people.
The vision for Living Waters encompasses three phases in building: the first building with a sanctuary, Sunday school rooms and offices has 7,000 sq. ft. of floor space; the second phase is the Family Life Center that offers 15,000 sq. ft. of space with a multi-functional use and additional classrooms located on the second floor on either end. The Family Life Center also affords the congregation much needed space for banquets and activities. Phase three envisions a new and much larger auditorium to be built. Due to the exploding population throughout the area, especially on the highway 46 corridor, the church recently purchased the adjoining 13.5 acres to insure adequate land for future growth and construction.
The vision of the church was birthed by the Holy Spirit in the heart of the pastor in 1994 while living in Costa Rica.
On October 8, 1995, Pastor Ed and his wife, Paulette, moved to Seguin, TX and held the first service one week later in a small building across from Motorola. One person attended that service. One year later the congregation had grown to around 25 and moved to Pecan Tree Square in Seguin where we grew to about 50 people.
The vision for Living Waters encompasses three phases in building: the first building with a sanctuary, Sunday school rooms and offices has 7,000 sq. ft. of floor space; the second phase is the Family Life Center that offers 15,000 sq. ft. of space with a multi-functional use and additional classrooms located on the second floor on either end. The Family Life Center also affords the congregation much needed space for banquets and activities. Phase three envisions a new and much larger auditorium to be built. Due to the exploding population throughout the area, especially on the highway 46 corridor, the church recently purchased the adjoining 13.5 acres to insure adequate land for future growth and construction.