Discover Ingram's Rich Church History
Unearth Fascinating Insights into Church History Today
Discover the rich tapestry of faith woven into the essence of church history as we serve the Ingram community. Our commitment goes beyond worship; we engage with the stories and lessons that shape our spiritual heritage. At Barnett Chapel United Methodist Church, we explore how the narratives of church history influence our beliefs today. Join us as we delve into inspiring messages that educate and uplift. Embrace the past while connecting with others in a meaningful way. Come visit us to learn more about our journey through church history and be a part of our welcoming community.
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Barnett Chapel United Methodist Church is a warm and welcoming Methodist church located in Kerrville, TX. Please click on our video to learn more about us!
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Everybody is Welcome
Barnett Chapel United Methodist Church welcomes everyone, no matter where you come from. When you visit our church on Sunday you will find God is present among our warm and welcoming congregation. You will be welcomed with open arms.
Worship the LORD in the Spender of his Holiness; Tremble before him all the Earth- Psalm 96:9.
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Barnett Chapel UMC's Proud History
Barnett Chapel Methodist Church is formally recognized as the oldest African American church in Kerr County, boasting a history that dates back more than 120 years.

In 1896, Jim and Josephine Barnett were instrumental in organizing the first religious services for African Americans in Kerrville.
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Why Choose Barnett Chapel United Methodist Church?
Engaging with church history opens a window to the narratives that shaped our faith and community. Ingram, TX is where we embrace this rich tapestry, allowing us to connect deeper with our past. Understanding church history not only enriches our spiritual journey but also strengthens our community ties as we learn together. As we explore church history , we can reflect on the experiences that have guided our beliefs and shaped our practices. Let us gather to celebrate our collective heritage, discovering how church history weaves through our lives today, reminding us of the lasting impact we can create for future generations. Church history is not just a subject; it is the foundation of our community.