Mount Herman Baptist Church

About this church

Mount Herman Baptist Church, also known as The Mount, gathers at 3215 Kentucky Street in Houston for Sunday worship at 9:05 a.m. The official welcome describes an energetic, informative, Holy Spirit-filled service with praise-team music and preaching by the pastor or another minister. Dress ranges from suits and dresses to jeans and plain shirts, so guests are encouraged to come as they are. Sunday sermons are available through the church website, offering a way to hear its preaching before attending.

The congregation began in 1946 when the Reverend M. L. Hatchett converted a small house on Sumpter Street into a church with six founding members. It later moved to Kentucky Street and expanded its property while remaining mortgage-free, according to the church history. Current ministry pages emphasize children and youth, hospitality, women, Christian education, prayer, audio and visual service, praise music, and dance. Its core values are intended to guide decisions, staffing, finances, and relationships rather than function only as a doctrinal statement. For a first visit, the most helpful published details are the unusually specific 9:05 start, flexible clothing expectations, spirited worship style, and online sermon access; special ministry meetings should be confirmed directly.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, Sunday time, worship style, clothing, and sermon access · Official congregation history · Official beliefs and online sermons · Official core values

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Online Sunday sermons: available through the official site
• Ministry meetings and special services: contact the church for current times

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