Cowboys for Jesus Church

About this church

On Sundays, Cowboys for Jesus Church offers worship at 9 and 11 a.m. at 8400 FM 32 in Fischer. Its first-visit form lets guests choose a service, note whether children are coming, and arrange to meet a greeter. The church's Western identity appears in worship as well as its name: during Communion, families may use tin cups recalling the kind carried by cowboys on the trail, while the bread and grape juice point to Jesus' death and resurrection.

Children learn through interactive Bible stories, music with movement, and arts and crafts, with the goal of developing a loving, serving relationship with Jesus. Bullzi student ministry serves sixth through twelfth grade and combines faith-centered activities, spiritual formation, church involvement, and community service. Wednesday Bible study adds a midweek opportunity for adults and families. The congregation describes its mission as giving people repeated opportunities to experience God's love through evangelism, healing, salvation, discipleship, and baptism. Published beliefs cover the Trinity, Scripture, salvation, Communion, baptism, and the return of Christ. A newcomer can select either Sunday hour, submit a visit plan in advance, and expect the cowboy theme to function as a genuine part of the congregation's history and hospitality rather than simply decorative branding.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official plan-your-visit page, service selection, children, advance scheduling, · Official beliefs page, Communion, tin cups, bread and grape juice, baptism, salv · Official children’s page, interactive storytelling, music, movement, arts, craft · Official youth page, grades 6-12, Bullzi program, spiritual formation, church pa

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Wednesday Bible Study — Confirm Current Time

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