Come Join Us At The San Angelo Cowboy Church
4001 North Chadbourne Street
San Angelo Texas,
76903
http://sanangelocowboychurch.org
http://sanangelocowboychurch.blogspot.com
Sunday Services 9am and 10:30am
Children's Church 10:45am
Tuesday Night Cowboys And Cowgirls Round Pen Bible Study 7pm
Wednesday feed U at 6pm Regular service 7pm
"Come, Let Us Bow Down In Worship,
Let Us Kneel Before The Lord Our Maker."
Psalms 95.6
San Angelo Cowboy Church
4001 N. Chadbourne
San Angelo, TX 76903
United States
ph: 325-277-5202
alt: 325-277-5086
sanangel
Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by and check out our website. Please feel free to learn more about our organization by clicking on the tabs on the left. You will find information pertaining to our mission statement, bylaws, upcoming activities and leadership. Please enjoy learning more about what God is doing in this "western heritage" movement.
Contact Us:
Church Hours
Monday Tuesday Thursday 8am till 4 pm
Wednesdays Fridays 8am 12am
Church phone 325 277 5202
or 325 277 5086
email us at sanangelotxcowboychurch@gmail.com
If you have a prayer request please email SACCCareteam@gmail.com
Or call 325 277 5086
Blogs:
http://sanangelocowboychurch.blogspot.com
http://sanangelocowboychurch.org/blog

Cowboy Church is not designed to make church folks comfortable. It is designed to be a safe welcoming environment for those unaccustomed to attending church.
We let people come as they are.
Let's face it. Some folks don't have time to dress up, some folks don't have the clothes to dress up with, and some folks wouldn't dress up even if they could. No matter what people choose to wear, we want them to hear the gospel. So, there's no dress code here. People are encouraged to wear whatever is comfortable to them.
Church Hours
Who We Are
OPEN
(God loves everybody-we should too.)
NON-JUDGMENTAL (See above.)
BIBLE BELIEVING
(It's the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.)
RELEVANT
(What good is the truth if it's not applied to real life?)
COMMUNITY OF BELIEVERS
(We rub elbows with each other daily-not just Sundays.)
ACCOUNTABLE TO GOD AND EACH OTHER
(Everybody ought to answer to somebody.)
IN ORDER TO GROW IN OUR FAITH
(If it's cold and still, it might be dead.)
AND REACH THE RURAL/WESTERN CULTURE WITH THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST
(We love the country life. God created it that way;)
Cowboy churches are local Christian churches within the cowboy culture that are distinctively Western heritage in character.
Core Beliefs
We believe the Bible is the very word of God and is to be our final authority in all matters of faith and life.
We believe in one God that exists in three persons: God the father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
We believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God who died to save men from their sins.
We believe that men are saved by grace alone through faith in Jesus Christ.
We believe that baptism is the means by which people are to publicly profess their faith in Christ and identify themselves with his death, burial, and resurrection.
Christian baptism is the immersion of a believer in water in the name of the Father, the Son, and the
Holy Spirit. It is an act of obedience symbolizing the believer's faith in a crucified, buried, and risen
Saviour, the believer's death to sin, the burial of the old life, and the resurrection to walk in newnessof life in Christ Jesus.
It is a testimony to his faith in the final resurrection of the dead. Being a church
ordinance, it is prerequisite to the privileges of church membership and to the Lord's Supper.
About us
The American Fellowship of Cowboy Churches (AFCC), (the “Fellowship”) is organized to resource and develop Cowboy Churches through enhanced training, assessment, coaching, communication and connectedness through the movement of God's Spirit within the Western Culture; to establish a forum or platform for the “Baptist Way” Cowboy Churches to speak to one another; to enable “Baptist Way” Cowboy Churches to speak with a united voice; and to encourage the Cowboy Churches to remain voluntarily related to those Baptist entities that are supportive of and cooperating with the Fellowship.
The San Angelo Cowboy Church is a low barrier seeker sensitive church.
Everything we do (or don't do) is guided by one simple question: will doing this make it easier for those not familiar with Jesus Christ to come to church and hear the gospel? If the answer is no, then we will put it aside unless doing so would violate the clear teaching of scripture. To put it another way, Cowboy Church is not designed to make church folks comfortable. It is designed to be a safe welcoming environment for those unaccustomed to attending church. Because this is so, you will find a number of things that are different about our church:
We let people come and go anonymously.
Many people today value their space and time above all else. They don't want unannounced visits or telephone calls during dinner. At Cowboy Church, we give them all the space they want. We do not ask them to fill out a visitors card nor do we do follow up with them until they give us permission to do so.
We seldom do altar calls.
While going to the front of the church for prayer is an age old tradition, it is one that makes many people uncomfortable-especially if they are required to stand up before several hundred people in order to accept Christ or receive prayer. We always make prayer available, but we do not require people to come to the front to receive it.
We don't pass the offering plate.
Although we need money to operate just as any church does, we do not believe that money should become the focal point of a church. If someone's heart leads them to give, we provide a place for them to do so. If their heart does not lead them to give, that's alright too. We believe God will provide.
We let the band do most of the singing.
While many Christians deeply enjoy an emotionally engaging worship service, many people unfamiliar with church find it confusing and sometimes even stressful. Emotional displays scare them. So, we forgo some of these things in order that they can settle down and actually hear what the songs and the message are saying about Jesus Christ.
And of course, we let people come as they are.
Let's face it. Some folks don't have time to dress up, some folks don't have the clothes to dress up with, and some folks wouldn't dress up even if they could. No matter what people choose to wear, we want them to hear the gospel. So, there's no dress code here. People are encouraged to wear whatever is comfortable to them.
None of these things are incidental or accidental. They are all designed to give the person who doesn't know Christ an opportunity to hear the gospel. Literally hundreds of churches in our area cater to the mature Christian. We just believe there should be at least one that's designed to reach out to those who do not yet know Christ.
And lastly, many people feel at home here because of our music. While many churches are deeply divided over what kind of music they will use, Cowboy Church has boldly decided to use both kinds: country and western. While we insist that all of our music glorify God and speak of our Savior Jesus Christ, we also insist that it be presented in a style that regular working folks can appreciate.
The result of all of this is that the vast majority of people who visit our church wind up staying. Come on down and check us out. We are betting that you'll feel right at home too.
Why Do Baptists Baptize Only By Immersion?
For two reasons: (1) Immersion was the mode of baptism in the New Testament; John the Baptist immersed his converts in the Jordan River; Christ Himself was so immersed. (2) Baptists regard baptism as a public confession of Christian faith and a symbol of the burial and resurrection of Christ, as stated by Paul in his Epistle to the Colossians. Hence, Baptists look upon immersion as realistic symbolic, through which the life of sin is buried in baptism and the new life of faith emerges.
Immersion is limited to adults and to such children as have reached an age where they can understand the meaning of baptism. "Baptize" is a transliteration of the Greek word baptizein (meaning "to immerse"), not a translation. To say that Baptists baptize by immersion is redundant, since baptism originally was immersion.
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The San Angelo Cowboy Church
San Angelo Cowboy Church
4001 N. Chadbourne
San Angelo, TX 76903
United States
ph: 325-277-5202
alt: 325-277-5086
sanangel