True Love Missionary Baptist Church

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Did Reverend Wilson ever imagine his True Love Missionary Baptist Church would rise from a simple conversation? In July 1973, he spoke with the previous landowner. The asking price was initially $65,000. But divine intervention, or perhaps good negotiation, brought it down to $35,000 with a $5,000 down payment. The church was penniless. Yet, guided by faith, negotiations began. Reverend Wilson used his personal assets. Members contributed what they could. Donations miraculously appeared. The community rallied. Labor was freely given. The women of True Love Missionary Baptist Church tirelessly sold barbecue dinners. Even a skilled carpenter, Frank Chamberlain, donated his expertise, building the trusses without charge. True Love Missionary Baptist Church was blessed. The church building became a hub of activity. Passersby offered help, donations, or words of encouragement. By 1975, services commenced in the unfinished building. There was no heating or air conditioning, only fervent faith. The congregation swelled from 75 to over 400. The name “True Love” became synonymous with the spirit of the community. The True Love Missionary Baptist Church is more than just a building. It represents faith, hope, and the greatest of these: love.

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