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What are Cowboy Churches?

Discussion in 'General Baptist Discussions' started by robt.k.fall, Oct 20, 2024.

  1. Scarlett O.

    Scarlett O. Moderator
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    As I said, these men and women in my area work the cattle auctions, other animal auctions, and rodeos all weekend - most weekends.

    They CAN'T be in church on Sundays and want to fellowship with other believers. They found a local church that let's them meet on Tuesday nights and they have an ordained pastor. It's advertised as a cowboy church to let people who work as they do that there is an option to Sundays in which they cannot meet.

    It's not a segregated membership. Anyone can attend although the majority are the cowboys and cowgirls. It's not a costume day. Jeans and hats are their daily wear.

    Their only other option is to not attend church at all.
     
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    A lot of Cowboy Churches meet on Sunday.
     
  3. LeeS

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    The only cowboy church I'm familiar with, enough to have visited a couple of times, is in my hometown in Arizona. It started as a church plant sponsored by my home church, and it's basically a place where the atmosphere is less formal, and it has a ministry and a schedule that fits with local ranchers and farmers, and a more acoustic music style. Those who accompany the worship include a guitarist, a violinist and someone playing the dobro, familiar choruses and songs, but different sound. The hat rack at the back holds 60 cowboy hats.
     
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