Not a Sunday goes by that the word of God is not proclaimed by our pastor. Join with a body of…read morebelievers that encourages one another. A corporate worship preparing us to go out and be church to our neighbors. If you want to be encouraged by the word of God, equipped to be passionate about sharing the Gospel with others, then come join us.

Just a big "THANK YOU" to you guys for the fruit/candy basket that was delivered to our campus on…read moreApril 11th. Since we are off the "beaten path" we usually don't get to participate in most of the activities that the main campuses get to.....so you can image how thrilled we were to be remembered!! We appreciate your gift and you'll continue to have our thoughts and prayers for your entire congregation . Sincerely, Brad Costello and the staff of Bowie ISD DAEP/ALA campuses

Independent Bible Fellowship church w/ new pastor leading the church. Former pastor retired 2 yrs…read moreago. Current pastor is Chris Litt & family. Several options for youth and family to worship and study Scripture. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a better path in life.

From the owner: "Where Your Neighbors Worship"…read more A Note About Our Pastor...      The Rev. Ron Abbott brings to the pulpit more than 41 years of pastoral experience. He has pastored churches in Kansas, Maryland, Ohio and Texas.      A 1971 graduate of Baptist College, Pastor Abbott is a respected leader within the Baptist Bible Fellowship. He served two terms as Chairman of the Maryland State Baptist Bible Fellowship and twice as Secretary/Treasurer for the East Texas Fellowship. He is currently serving as a field representative for the Amazon Region of Brazil.      An active member of the community, Pastor Abbott has served as Chaplain of the Maryland State Police and the Chaplain of Police for the City of Vidor, Texas. While in his Ohio ministry, Pastor Abbott was a member of the Kiwanis Club of Middletown. He currently serves as a Chaplain for the Wise Regional Health System in Decatur and as Chaplain of the Montague County Sheriff's Department.      His approach to ministry is pastoral with a strong emphasis on urging his flock to make Christ the Lord of their lives.