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Shiner Lutheran Church United Evangelical Lutheran Dr. Martin Luther Church 1103 N. Avenue B, Shiner 361-594-2345 Worship Sunday 10:15am

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EVERYONE IS WELCOME AT ANY OF THESE AREA CHURCHES

Bethel A.M.E. 605 W Third St., Shiner 361-594-2524

First United Methodist Church 102 W. Church, Shiner 361-594-3830 Prayer Sunday 9am Sunday School 9:30am Worship Sunday 10:45am

Jehovah’s Witness 1420 N Avenue G, Shiner 361-594-2682

Johnson Chapel United Methodist Church

504 N. Ave. I, Shiner 361-594-8584

Remnant of Praise Church

178 CR 303, Shiner 361-401-1076 Worship Sunday 10am

Shiner Baptist Church 120 W. 15th, Shiner 361-594-2622 Sunday School 9:30am Worship Sunday 10:45am

Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church

306 S. Ave F, Shiner 361-594-3836 Worship Saturday 4pm and 6pm Worship Sunday 7:30am, 9:30am and 11:30am

New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist

323 N Avenue I, Shiner 361-594-2252

FLATONIA

CENTRALLY LOCATED Explore the area

SHINER IS PERFECTLY SITUATED TO ALLOW VISITORS TO EXPLORE ALL THE REGION HAS TO OFFER

HALLETTSVILLE – Take just a short 14–mile drive from Shiner and you’ll find the quaint town of Hallettsville. Their annual Kolache Festival every September offers a full day of family entertainment. The day starts off with the Kolache Fest Parade on the town square, then moves to the Hallettsville Knights of Columbus Hall for the domino tournament, kolache bake-off, polka music, arts and crafts booths, kolaches and more!

YOAKUM – It’ll take you a mere 14 minutes to get to Yoakum and it’ll be worth your drive. Plan your visit around the Tom Tom Festival the first weekend in June, the Yoakum Birthday Bash the last Saturday in July, or Christmas on Grand the first weekend in December. The Yoakum Heritage Museum’s Gala is in September, St. Joseph Catholic Church Gala is in February and their popular Church Picnic is always the first weekend in August. Lutherfest is in October and Yoakum’s Annual Sip & Shop is in November.

GONZALES - Drive only 22 minutes down the road and you’ll find Gonzales - a charming south central Texas town that has much to offer history enthusiasts and those who enjoy spending time outdoors. Museums, historic homes and theaters, public squares, and a scenic state park make up the many attractions in Gonzales that provide more than enough to do, regardless of your interests.

FLATONIA - Enjoy a short 18-mile drive to Flatonia, a charming town proud of their Czech and German heritage. Beautiful landscapes, ranches and countryside surround the town. There are a wide variety of antique and gift shops, a pharmacy, and an old-world museum. Flatonia is still a well known and scenic spot for train watchers, boasting one of Texas’ longest standing, manually operated railroad switching towers with NorthSouth, East-West cross rails.

MOULTON – Travel ten miles north and you’ll find Moulton. The popular Moulton Jamboree is held every July at Moulton City Park. There’s free entertainment all weekend including talented, well-known music acts, a grand parade, state champion barbecue cook-off, tug-a-tractor, Go-Texan Events, tractor show, pie baking, car show, and the Miss Moulton pageant. Looking for a great meal in a historic setting? Stop in on Kloesel’s Steakhouse & Bar, offering choice premium cuts of aged beef, which owners Harvey and Diana personally select, cut, trim and cook to perfection. They also serve a variety of pasta, seafood, chicken, Tex-Mex dishes, salads, and sandwiches.