Coatesville Missionary Baptist Church

About this church

Coatesville Missionary Baptist Church begins Sunday School for all ages at 9:30 a.m., morning worship at 10:30, and evening Bible study at 6:30. During the school year, Awana meets Thursday at 6:30 for children of all ages. The church’s teaching is conservative and expositional, with adult Sunday School surveying books of the Bible and morning sermons typically progressing through a biblical book. Families also have summer Vacation Bible School, while adults can connect through a monthly women’s study and men’s prayer breakfast. Music is described as conservative and gospel-centered.

Founded in 1870 through Baptist convention mission work, the congregation became independent around 1930. A tornado destroyed its building in 1948; the replacement opened in 1949 and still houses an auditorium of roughly 120 seats, baptismal, nursery, kitchen, meeting area, and classrooms. The church identifies as independent, fundamental, and conservative Baptist. Its mission work spans community events and a wide international network supporting church planting, Bible colleges, leadership training, children’s homes, prison ministry, publishing, and missionary housing. Partners serve in locations including Brazil, India, New Zealand, Russia and Eastern Europe, Zambia, and French Guiana.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Weekly schedule, teaching, outreach, and adult groups · 1870 founding, Baptist identity, tornado, and building · Children's Sunday classes, Awana, and VBS · International missionaries and ministries

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