Welcome to ABBA, Austin Bridge Builders Alliance.



We are a Christian entity that champions and facilitates a citywide Kingdom vision by:

• Building strategic alliances


• Connecting people to serve


• Communicating how God is working


• Facilitating transformational events



So that every man, woman and child will both SEE and HEAR the compelling message of Christ’s love for them.



Greater Austin Happenings:

  • Greater Austin/Bastrop Fire Victim Relief - www.austindisasterreliefnetwork.org
  • NEW! Citywide Youth Pastors and Youth Leaders Gathering – first Thursday of the month – 11:30a – 1:00p – Christ Community Church. Lunch provided, guest speakers, challenging topics.

Inside ABBA:

  • Assistant Director of ABBA, Dania Heffington travels to Swaziland with World Vision to explore the question: How can World Vision partner with a City Movement to create a lasting impact - at both the local and global level? Check out her blog, here.
  • Executive Director Alan Nagel travels to San Diego to meet with other "Good Cities."

ABBA Connect Blog

  • Beautiful Feet

    10,000 hearts – that’s the goal.  During the month of February, on the University of Texas campus, ministries are coming together to have students share the gospel every weekday from morning til evening. Just the thought of this huge event … Continue reading

  • Live Worship Capital

    By Elaine Lloyd Worship can take many forms as we express the worthiness of God to receive glory and honor from us, His creation.  But it is especially pleasing to God when we, the Body of Christ, come together as … Continue reading

  • Communion of a Different Kind

    In the Austin American Statesman last week, there was an article[1] titled “Wedges, in hopes of lifting wedges between people,” about how the message of Peace through Pie is spreading.  Two ladies started with an idea that has connected several … Continue reading

  • Pastors Prayer Gathering

    By Marcy Lytle To have friends, a man must show himself friendly.  We all know this wise saying, and pastors in Austin now know it even better.  If Austin is going to be changed through acts of kindness, this has … Continue reading


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Office:

6836 Austin Center Blvd, Suite 190
Austin, TX 78731
Mail:
PO Box 26825
Austin, TX 78755
office: 512-407-9460
fax: 512-458-6412