Hutto Community Church exists to create eternal change in people's lives by introducing them to Jesus.
To make an eternal difference in your life, in our community & in the world.
We are a non-denominational church in Hutto, Texas. We simply love Jesus and love people, and we are committed to loving you no matter your background.
ACF Hutto launches on Easter at the Hutto Family YMCA.
Becomes Hutto Community Church, an independent congregation, meeting at Reclaim Hutto.
Moves into its home at 304 E. Austin Ave. on June 5th.
Growing, serving Hutto, and praying about what God does next.
The Bible is God’s Word and thereby the foundation of all that we do at HCC. It guides our beliefs about God, salvation, church governance, discipleship and even our behavior. Without the Word of God we are left to our own whims and feelings.
For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart.Hebrews 4:12
We believe that the Christian life is meant to be lived in relationship with others. At HCC, God has blessed us with a rich community. We accept everyone as they are: rich or poor, black, brown, or white, sinner or saint, believer or non-believer, confident or awkward. We believe that to truly love others means we are authentic. As we get to know one another better, we share our hurts and burdens and allow others to help us in this journey. We all need to lean on someone to weather the storms of life.
This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.John 15:12-13
To rightly follow Jesus, we believe we must constantly and consistently be growing in our faith. That means we are always asking questions like, “What is my next step? What is Jesus asking of me right now?” At HCC we want everyone to be a disciple of Jesus. We define a disciple as a person who has been changed by Jesus, actively following Him, AND teaching others to do the same.
Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.Matthew 28:19-20
As Jesus came to serve others and give up his life for us, so we believe we are to give up our lives and serve others as we have opportunity. This means we serve other local non-profits, those who are in need, and budget a portion of tithes and offerings given to the church to be given to those in need and local like-minded organizations.
For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.Mark 10:45
Hutto Community Church started in April 2018 as a satellite campus of Austin Christian Fellowship. In 2016, Pastor Russell Daniel joined the ACF staff as an intern with the intention of planting an ACF campus. God burdened Russell’s heart for the Hutto area as the growth from Austin began flooding that way. He and his wife Brooke soon moved to Hutto and began meeting people in the area and building community. ACF Hutto officially launched on Easter of 2018, meeting at the Hutto Family YMCA.
As time progressed, the vision of ACF began to change with more focus needed at the main campus. As a result, ACF senior pastor Will Davis Jr. and their elders team approached each campus about becoming an independent congregation. As Pastor Russell and the Hutto campus leadership prayed about this, they felt the need to move forward as an autonomous church. In January 2020, ACF Hutto officially became an independent church known as Hutto Community Church.
HCC launched on January 4th, meeting on Saturday evenings at Reclaim Hutto. Shortly thereafter, Covid-19 struck the world and caused HCC to stop all in person meetings. As the next two years progressed, HCC struggled as did many other churches and organizations through the rough waters of Covid. In May 2021, HCC leadership was given an opportunity to find a more permanent home as a space for meeting became available. After many negotiations, renovations, and trials, HCC moved into its new space at 304 E. Austin Ave. on June 5th, 2021.
HCC has grown and flourished in this location as new opportunities to serve people and see lives changed come every week. As the church continues to grow, HCC is prayerfully and strategically considering how to expand the work that God is doing in Hutto.
