Church profile
First Christian Church
Church · Wheatland, WY
Church in Wheatland
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About this church
First Christian Church in Wheatland, Wyoming, has been part of the town since 1906. Sunday worship begins at 10:15 a.m. at 95 19th Street, with a coffee and conversation time from 9:45 to 10:15 a.m. just before the service. The worship setting is described as traditional, with congregational singing, communion and a message taken from the Bible. There is no dress code, and seating is open, so visitors can sit wherever they are comfortable.
Children are encouraged to come along. A children's program called Kidzone is offered each Sunday for ages three through fourth grade, and families who prefer can keep their children with them in worship, since the church says kids are always welcome in the sanctuary. The coffee and pastry time before worship gives newcomers a chance to meet members and ask questions. The church's website also has pages for its mission and leadership, and a way to submit a question. The church lists a Facebook page for updates. For current information about special events, check the website, and confirm the Sunday schedule before a first visit.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Location and Sunday time · Plan a visit: what to expect, Kidzone, coffee
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Location
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