Waverly Station Cowboy Fellowship

About this church

Waverly Station Cowboy Fellowship is an autonomous Baptist cowboy church meeting on FM 1375 between Huntsville and New Waverly. It belongs to the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention and describes Scripture as its authority. Its mission has four movements: evangelize, build fellowship, train disciples, and send people into missions. Sunday small groups for all ages begin at 9 a.m., followed by worship at 10:30. On Wednesday, a ladies' prayer group meets at 5:30 p.m., the congregation shares a potluck meal at 6, and all-age Bible study begins at 6:30. Sermons can also be watched through the church site.

Its western identity is reflected in the name and ministries including an arena, children, youth, young adults, men, women, prayer, nursing-home service, outreach, and a welcome team. Pastor Wade Phillips describes practical, biblically grounded teaching and a lively community centered on Jesus. Public pages provide little detail about how most ministries operate: several contain navigation and contact information but no program explanation. Visitors should use the calendar or contact the office before planning around anything beyond the published Sunday and Wednesday schedule. The site does not state service length, dress, parking, accessibility, child check-in, volunteer screening, Communion practice, or livestream timing.

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