Visit
4015 N Chadbourne StSan Angelo, TX 76903Gathering: Wednesday Night service
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- WednesdayNight service
About
Summary
San Angelo Cowboy Church is a welcoming Christian community in San Angelo, Texas. Known for its friendly atmosphere and inclusive spirit, the church emphasizes hospitality and a personal connection with its members.
Details
San Angelo Cowboy Church is a Christian congregation located in San Angelo, Texas. The church is described as having a small but warm community with a focus on genuine fellowship and spiritual connection. Visitors often highlight the kindness of the people and the welcoming environment, where newcomers are made to feel at home. The church is noted for its heartfelt services and a unique aspect of allowing furbabies (pets) inside during gatherings. While the official website is not yet active with detailed information, reviews suggest a strong sense of community and a dedicated pastor who cares for his congregation.
From Faith Near Me
San Angelo Cowboy Church in San Angelo, TX, offers a warm, small-community atmosphere with a focus on genuine fellowship and spiritual connection. First-time visitors would likely notice the welcoming environment, where newcomers are made to feel at home, and the unique inclusion of furbabies in gatherings. The church emphasizes heartfelt services and a dedicated pastoral presence.
Pros
- Welcoming environment for newcomers
- Heartfelt services with a focus on genuine fellowship
- Pet-friendly gatherings, allowing furbabies inside
- Dedicated pastor who cares for the congregation
- Strong sense of community and hospitality
Cons
- Official website lacks detailed information
- Limited posted service times beyond Wednesday night gatherings
- Facilities include only an office building with a small roof for shelter and a nice main building
- No clear information on family or children's ministries
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- Dun “Dun Best” Beaty6 months ago
Great people! Great body of Christ! Always a pleasure!
- James Odom6 months ago
Excellent service, kind folks, and definitely motivated by the Lord's spirit! Parson's a good Godly man, who truly cares about his flock. Small church with a huge heart!
- GinaandJulia Raddatz2 years ago
We are 2 women who are hitchhiking across Texas right now. We were surprised by this extremely cold wet weather here in San Angelo the past 3 days. On Thursday around 7.30 we walked up to the church. It was raining and the wind really hurt our faces. We needed some form of shelter. We needed to get out of the wind and that’s why we were standind under the little roof by the side of the office building. We also saw that the office was supposed to open at 8. We hoped we could talk to somebody and maybe charge our phones or use the bathroom or warm up in there. At maybe 7.45 a white pick up truck came around the corner. A very unfriendly older man asked “What are you doing?” We told him “We have to get out of this wind. That’s why we are standing here.” The man was not interested in our well being. He just said: “This is a private property. You gotta leave!!!” We told him “But this is a church…” The man didn’t even let us finish our sentence. He just repeated “This is a private property. You gotta leave.” We asked him if he was a church member or the pastor and he said he was a church member. We told him we would like to speak to the pastor but again he didn’t even let us finish our sentence. He was just waving his cell phone in our faces and said: “Do you wanna talk to the cops? You gotta leave or I call the cops.” We tried again: “We would like to speak to the pastor…” But he just repeated: “Do you wanna talk to the cops??!!” So we walked away into the rain and ice cold wind. We know that there are many people in this world who obsess about their private property but as Christians we really shouldn’t do that. After all, when we decide to follow Jesus we give everything that we are and that we own to Jesus. So really, as a Christian you do not have “private property” anymore. It all belongs to Jesus. Especially when we are talking about a Christian Church. The church property is always the property of the Lord. So you have to use that church in a way that it is pleasing to the Lord and there is nothing worse than to chase two women who are cold and wet out into the rain. Jesus gave us very clear commandments and as a Christian Church you have to conduct yourself in a way that honors Jesus commandments. If Jesus is Lord of your Life, than you do as he has commanded you. Jesus said “I was a stranger and you took me in.” But that church member did not invite us in instead he chased us away… It is very sad to see that your church does not obey Jesus teachings. How do you want to lead people to Christ if you yourself don’t know Christ? How do you want to preach the gospel if you yourself don’t seem to have ever read the gospel?
- Amber Ely2 years ago
Went here for Jakob Jones funeral. They did an amazing job and made it easier for everyone. They were very professional and had the perfect mix of seriousness and light hearted playfulness.
- Betty Swanson5 years ago
Excellent service! Great experience.
- Dennis Mitchell8 years ago
The people and the messages were great!
- Jack Followell9 years ago
First time visitor,just moving to San Angelo from South Texas and the service was one i never expected. I will be going every Sunday now and calling that my church...Thank you for such hospitality from every one who attends...
- Brenda Strickland3 years ago
Nice building. Good, heartfelt service. Got a few smiles, but no one said Hello. Wednesday night service.
- Lynda Cricket Frakes8 years ago
Love the community here! I can't think of another church where furbabies are welcome inside. Just love it!
- Suzie Paris5 years ago
Nice ppl...great church n worship...everyone is very welcoming...thank you
Services and facilities
Services
- Funeral Services
- Pet-Friendly Gatherings
Facilities
- Office Building With A Small Roof For Shelter
- Nice Building
Events and programs
Jakob Jones funeral
Handled with professionalism and a mix of seriousness and light-hearted playfulness.