University Baptist Church

Maybe you have to be an old-​timer, but I remember when «Catholic Baptist» was considered an oxymoron. Well, not at this church. For instance, this «Baptist» church is having «Ash Wednesday» and at a Feb 2016 service I heard a «Benediction» that set Pope Francis as a model to listen to and follow his advice.
This is a church that has for decades been an affirming church for the LGBTQ (lesibian, gay, bisexual, transgender and/​or queer) community as well as the majority heterosexual community. Many of the old-​timers there are people I can describe only as delightful. Differences of opinion are well tolerated here (other than intolerance).
If all you look for in a church is tolerance, nice people, some political correctness, a beautiful building over 100 years old with a pipe organ and some ceremonial features that can easily make you feel like you are in a Catholic church without having to actually go to a Catholic church, I guess this would be it.
It’s not for me.
P. S. If you decide to visit this church, the entrance is neither on Guadalupe nor San Antonio but in the alleyway in between. You will be facing Guadalupe (west) when you enter through the alley. You can also come in through the San Antonio side to get to the alley. This same church is also listed on Unilocal with a San Antonio address as it has more than one building — the Sunday church (sanctuary) being within the church with the Guadalupe address.