Weekly Announcements | January 4, 2026

Lottie Moon Offering: We will be taking up the Lottie Moon offering for the month of December; One hundred percent of this offering goes to benefit international missions around the world.


Wednesday Night Meals: Starting January 7th, we will begin serving Wednesday night meals before the evening services at 5:30 pm. It’s available for the whole family to come and enjoy. Donations will be accepted.


Women’s Quilting Workshop: On January 17th at 9:00am, there will a women’s beginner quilting workshop here at the church. You don’t have to have any experience, just show up with a sewing machine and fabric and we will help you with the rest. For more information, see Keisha Dunajek.


February Funtastic Event: This Word of Life event for kids 1st - 5th grade will take place on Saturday, February 7. It includes a trip to Thunderzone, followed by a time of fun and worship at the Carrollton High School indoor facility. The early bird cost is $25. More details to come.


2nd Annual Women’s Retreat: On February 6-8th, our women’s ministry will be hosting a women’s retreat. There will be great Bible studies, crafts, food, and fellowship. A sign-up sheet will be placed at the welcome desk. See Keisha Dunajek for more information.

Our Story

In 1902 Mr. Mitchell Andrews, with the help of his sons, built the first meeting house at Glenloch.  It was one room about 40 feet wide and 60 feet in length. He was paid either three to four hundred dollars to complete the job. The church and the community grew and prospered over the years. 


In the summer of 1949, the old meeting house was torn down and a new one was built on the same site.  The church used mostly volunteer labor with a foreman and two other paid carpenters.  The church was built for the sum of about three thousand dollars.  The new church was dedicated on Sunday, October 9th, 1949.


Renovations of the sanctuary, as well as the construction of new buildings, took place from the the 1950's through the 1990's. Our current sanctuary was built in 2010 and continues to be the meeting place for our Sunday morning worship. Reverend Neil Awbrey has been the Pastor of Glenloch Baptist Church since 2000.