Forts Lake Assembly of God Church

About this church

Forts Lake Assembly of God sets Sunday School and small groups for 10 a.m.; worship meets at 11 a.m. and again at 6 p.m. Classes named on the leadership page serve beginners, primary and junior ages, college and career participants, adults, senior women, and senior men. The church's Pentecostal beliefs include believer's baptism by immersion, baptism in the Holy Spirit, speaking in tongues as initial evidence, spiritual gifts, healing, worship, evangelism, and care for people in need. Music leadership includes a keyboard-playing associate and youth pastor.

The congregation grew from porch meetings begun in late 1950 for neighbors who could not travel to other churches. As attendance outgrew the porch, worship moved beneath trees and then into an Army medical tent purchased in 1952. The group voted to join the Assemblies of God in 1954 and received General Council recognition in 1957. Later expansion added larger worship and Sunday School space, a fellowship hall, a tabernacle, dormitories, and a Family Life Center with a kitchen, dining area, stage, gym, youth room, and evangelistic quarters. Youth camp began in 1986 and now serves junior and senior age groups. The site does not state worship length, current children’s care, check-in and screening, Communion schedule, dress, accessibility, hearing support, parking, or livestreaming.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, Sunday School, small groups, morning worship, evening worship · Official history page, 1950 porch origin, tent, Assemblies recognition, building · Official leadership page, pastor, youth and music leadership, Sunday School admi · Official beliefs page, immersion, Holy Spirit, tongues, gifts, worship, mission,

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