Just 10 minutes west on Highway 79
Taylor is a tight-knit community, and if you're looking for a church that has that same small-town, everybody-knows-your-name feel, New Life Hutto is right next door. We're about 10 miles west on Highway 79 — a straight shot, 12 minutes, no highway drama.
We're an Apostolic Pentecostal church where the worship is real, the prayers are personal, and God's power shows up every service. We're not trying to be the biggest church in Williamson County — we're trying to be a family. Several of our members drive from Taylor because they found genuine community here.
Whether you've grown up in church or you're checking things out for the first time, you'll feel at home. No dress code, no judgment — just come as you are.
New Life Hutto is affiliated with the United Pentecostal Church International (UPCI). We preach the full gospel — repentance, baptism in Jesus' name, and the gift of the Holy Ghost as described in Acts 2:38. It's the same message the early church preached, and we've seen it change lives right here in our community.
Our services are bilingual, welcoming both English and Spanish-speaking families. We're the closest UPCI Apostolic church to Taylor, and we'd love to welcome you.
What We BelieveFrom Taylor, head west on TX-79 (West 2nd Street) toward Hutto. It's a straight drive — about 10 miles, 12-15 minutes. We're at 623 W Front St, Suite 1800, Hutto, TX 78634. Look for Suite 1800 and the New Life Hutto sign.
Free parking available directly in front of the building and along Front Street.
623 W Front St, Suite 1800, Hutto, TX 78634
~12 minutes from Taylor via TX-79
Get Directions from TaylorAbout 10 miles west, approximately 12-15 minutes via TX-79 West. A straight shot with no highway merges.
Yes! New Life Hutto is an Apostolic Pentecostal church affiliated with the UPCI, just a short drive west from Taylor on Highway 79.
Sunday Worship at 11:00 AM and Tuesday Bible Study at 7:00 PM. Both services welcome English and Spanish speakers.
Taylor to Hutto is one of the easiest drives in Williamson County. Come visit and see why our members call this place home.
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