Sunday service bells chime. A gentle melody drifts from First Assembly of God. This isn’t just any church. It’s a place where faith took root and blossomed. First Assembly of God has a rich history. It all started in 1925. People gathered in the home of Julius and Susie Sellenshuetter. They prayed. Their prayers sparked a movement. Tent meetings followed on Clay Street. Evangelist Herbert Halwe led the way. In 1926 the church found a new home. A hall on South Main Street became a meeting place. The church grew. A basement church was built. Glad Tidings Tabernacle became First Assembly of God. It’s more than brick and mortar. Itβs a testament to unwavering faith. The church is deeply rooted in the community. It serves its members and neighbors alike. First Assembly of God is a vital part of the community fabric. Many ministries are created to assist individuals and families. This is where faith takes tangible form. This building is where lives are transformed. This is First Assembly of God. People come here for comfort. They come for community. They come to grow in their faith. Today First Assembly of God continues to grow. It’s a testament to its dedicated members. It remains a beacon of hope and faith for all who enter its doors. Step inside First Assembly of God. Feel the warmth of fellowship. Let the spirit lift you up.
Judson High School
Remember the name Moses Campbell Judson. Judson High School and the entire Judson Independent School District carry his name. He