This church has been a great place for our family over the last 15 years. They welcomed us with…read moreopen arms and have a loving church for so many. They continue to be an example of Christ's love.

2 visits here so far on consecutive Sundays. Good messages but the great hospitality and feeling of…read morebeing welcome is non-existent. This wouldn't be a big deal excepting their statements on their website of how great you will feel as a newcomer coming to this church and their extreme acceptance of such. Non-existent.

From the owner: Connecting People To Purpose…read more Weekend services Saturdays at 5pm, and Sundays at 9am & 11am. 7th -12th grade students Wednesdays at 7pm. See website for more information.

Love this church. Me and my family feel so at home. When my husband and I got married we vowed go…read morefind a church that we felt God was leading us to. Two years later we found our answer.

From the owner: Forest Home Baptist Church was established deep in the heart of Kilgore, TX in 1889. We are…read morecontinuing to build upon our strong foundations under the leadership of our wonderful pastor for the past 25 years, Bro. Earl "Buddy" Duggins. Under his leadership, the church has been led to build a Children's Building, a large multi-purpose facility which includes a gym/fellowship hall, and a recently completed 1100 seat Worship Center. The church is also currently in the process of constructing a new facility for our Student Ministry. God has been extremely active in the life of Forest Home over the last 120 years. There has never been a more exciting time to be a part of His plan for this body of believers than right now. Members of this church are united around the pursuit of God's Will for how we can all be used to bring honor and glory to His name in Kilgore, East Texas, and throughout the World! Come find your church "home" with us and experience the love of God displayed through His children as you enter the doors! Please continue to discover more about Forest Home as you navigate through the website. Please feel free to contact us for more information and let us know if we can help you in any way. May God bless you and your family!

I was across the street to try to visit the Broadcast Museum which was sadly closed (I know, the…read morehours are posted but they've been wrong before) and my eye caught this massive stone church and the historic marker in front. The marker reads, "The Kilgore Methodist Society was organized in 1873 after many residents of New Danville (4 mi. NE) moved to Kilgore, founded in 1872 after the railroad arrived in 1871. They erected a school building in 1873 at Martin and North streets (1 blk. N) for the Rev. Isaac Alexander (1832-1919), who transferred his New Danville Masonic Female Academy to Kilgore, renaming it Alexander Institute. He also conducted Sunday services there until 1883. In that year the neighboring Methodist congregations of Kilgore, Crossroads, Danville, and Pirtle formed the Kilgore Methodist Circuit, with the Rev. F. J. Browning as first pastor. In 1894 the Institute (later renamed Lon Morris College) moved to Jacksonville. Kilgore Methodists continued to meet in the Institute chapel. In 1904 the chapel was moved one block southwest (across Martin Street from this site). It was replaced there in 1915 with a frame sanctuary which was burned by arson in 1931 during the Kilgore oil boom. This fieldstone sanctuary and the annex were built in 1932, and the 109-member Kilgore congregation became St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church, South, with the Rev. Bob L. Pool as the first full-time pastor. The Tudor Gothic buildings were designed by Paris, Texas architects Smith & Praeger. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1985" The structure is absolutely stunning, but was closed to the public on this Monday afternoon. [Review 15989 overall - 178 in Texas - 1494 of 2021.]

A wonderful place to worship with the family! I really feel right at home here! They really make me…read morefeel welcome

Great church focused on spreading the word of God! Pastor Woods is a great preacher and teacher…read more Join them one Sunday for worship.