Weekly Announcements | November 2, 2025

Children’s Choir: Children’s Choir will meet Sunday, November 2 at 4:00pm.


Sewing Workshop: On Saturday, November 8th, we will be having a sewing workshop for women to prepare costumes for our upcoming One Night In Bethlehem event. It will start at 9 am; if you have a sewing machine please bring it. If not, there will be extras there. See Keisha Dunajek for questions.


Student Dave and Buster’s Outing: Will take place Sunday, November 9. We will leave the church at 1:15pm and return at approximately 7:30pm. This is a free event.


Mission Trip Interest Meeting: The meeting for the mission trip to Costa Rica in 2026 will be on Sunday, November 16th right after service.


Fall Fellowship: Our Fall Church Fellowship will be Sunday, November 16. We will have our soup and chili cookoff at 6:00pm, followed by packing Shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child.


One Night in Bethlehem: One Night In Bethlehem is our yearly immersive walk through of the town of Bethlehem. We are in need of lots of volunteers. A sign up sheet will be in the Welcome Center. If you have any questions, please see Crystal Rood or Keisha Dunajek.


Kids’ Church/Nursery Volunteers: We are looking to add a few more people to our volunteer rotation for kids’ church and nursery for 2026. If you feel led to serve in these ministries see Bryson or Genia Kingston

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.