Church Services Sunday morning @ 9:00 am & 11:00 am
Monday Bible Study 7:00 pm
Wednesday services 7:00 pm
Sit 'em Down Cowboy Church was started in January 2013 by God and Chad Lee. Beginning with a group of 6 at Davis Arena in Big Sandy, Texas. Since then the number has grown more each month. Official ground breaking was in March of 2013.
Come as you are, jeans, boots, overalls, etc.
(of the Western culture) has been under the Leadership of Jesus Christ and thru his grace by the shedding of his blood upon the cross. This Cowboy Church will follow the great commission to the letter of the law.
A church where everyone is welcome!! Our fellowship is primarily an outreach ministry to the cowboys & country folk in our area, but our doors are open to everyone. Many of those in our congregation regularly travel to rodeos and play days, both to compete and to witness to the changes that God has made in their lives.
We are a family of cowboys and country folks that are in love with Jesus. If you are not comfortable with traditional services or maybe you have never attended church, come by and visit with us this
Sunday morning at 9:00 AM & 11:00 am
Bible Study on Monday @7:00pm
Wednesday at 7:00 pm
Potluck dinner every 5th Sunday after services.
What we believe…
- The bible is the inspired Word of God.
- God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
- Jesus Christ is the son of God. He died and rose again from the dead, and now sits on the right hand of our Father in Heaven.
- Believe in baptism by full submersion.
- The Holy Spirit is our comforter sent forth by Jesus Christ
“Come As You Are!”
History of the Cowboy Church:
Prior to 1980 there were no less than 5 cowboy churches in Texas, now the number exceeds 200, and there are an estimated 750 nationwide. There has been no definitive group that established the movement; rather it seems to have had a spontaneous beginning in diverse areas of the country at nearly the same time. Some of these cowboy churches are an outgrowth of ministries to professional rodeo or team roping events, while the roots of many can be traced back to ministry events associated with ranch rodeos, ranch horse competitions, chuck wagon cooking competitions, cowboy poetry gatherings
Even though most of these churches are located in Texas and Oklahoma, the number of cowboy churches is expanding rapidly throughout the United States aided by a growing group of formal and informal cowboy church networks including the American Fellowship of Cowboy Churches, the Cowboy Church Network of North America, the International Cowboy Church Alliance Network, and others.erings and other “cowboy culture” events.
Prior to 1980 there were no less than 5 cowboy churches in Texas, now the number exceeds 200, and there are an estimated 750 nationwide. There has been no definitive group that established the movement; rather it seems to have had a spontaneous beginning in diverse areas of the country at nearly the same time. Some of these cowboy churches are an outgrowth of ministries to professional rodeo or team roping events, while the roots of many can be traced back to ministry events associated with ranch rodeos, ranch horse competitions, chuck wagon cooking competitions, cowboy poetry gatherings
Even though most of these churches are located in Texas and Oklahoma, the number of cowboy churches is expanding rapidly throughout the United States aided by a growing group of formal and informal cowboy church networks including the American Fellowship of Cowboy Churches, the Cowboy Church Network of North America, the International Cowboy Church Alliance Network, and others.erings and other “cowboy culture” events.