Curiosityand whispers followed the Sachse brothers as they drove theirnew-fangled automobiles through the streets of Sachse in 1910. These werethe first automobiles in Sachse. Horseback riders would even stop andwatch in awe as these strange, horseless carriages passed by. Today, thestreets of Sachse are filled with modern vehicles. But the spirit ofinnovation and progress embodied by the Sachse brothers still resonates inthe heart of the community. Particularly at the Sachse Church of Christ. Inits early days, the Sachse Church of Christ did not have its ownbuilding. They shared space with the local schoolhouse, holding serviceson Sunday mornings just like the Methodists held theirs in theafternoons. Eventually, a new Christian Church was built on 6th Streetin 1907. Later, the Sachse Church of Christ found a permanent home inthe 1950s when the church was moved to its present location on Ben DavisRoad. You might notice a charming relic from the church’s past. Thebell from the cupola of the original church still stands on the grounds ofthe present Sachse Church of Christ building, a tangible reminder of itshumble beginnings and enduring faith.
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