At Christian Country Cowboy Church, the pastor wears spurs, a woman with a gold sheriff's badge that reads "Deputy Music Evangelist" sings with the worship band, and a man in a wide-brimmed hat ...

Where we Worship is a FAVS.News feature that profiles different houses of worship in the Inland Northwest including the regions of Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington. If you are interested in ...

Many churches will round off Easter worship today with the "Hallelujah" chorus, but others will be singing "Happy Trails," the old Dale Evans and Roy Rogers tune. Photos by LOUIS DeLUCA/DMN Jared Kern ...

FORT WORTH, Texas — At high noon in the Stockyards Station, just after the longhorn cattle drive down Exchange Avenue and just before the gunfight show, a congregation comes to worship. Pastor George ...

Nashville’s cowboy church has no organ, no bulletin, no altar, and no stained-glass windows. Worshipers wear their Stetson hats indoors, and ushers pass their hats to collect the offering. As country ...

MT. VERNON, Ill. - Wearing a white cowboy hat and preaching atop his horse Coby, Pastor Steve Hamson gives a modern-day meaning to "sermon on the mount." With a Bible in one hand and the reins of the ...

Q: Please give a brief history of the church. A: Crossroads Country Cowboy Church began as a mission effort supported by Texas Fellowship of Cowboy Churches, Baptist General Convention of Texas and ...

"Howdy pardners! Thanks for gatherin’ here at ‘The Camp’ to worship our awesome God! Help yourself to some hot coffee, cold drinks and grub at the bar, and make a new friend while you’re at it.” With ...

Joey + Rory's barn concert hall, formerly their go-to show location, has found new life as a place of worship. In a new entry in his blog, This Life I Live, Rory Feek shares that the Cross Country ...

The abundant spread of food-filled pans and steaming Crock-Pots resembled just about any other potluck church dinner, but the snort of a horse and the aroma of its arena was a sure sign that it wasn't ...

For two hours on Sunday mornings, the auction barn becomes a sanctuary at the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo. A barn-wood pulpit anchors the stage decorated with hay bales and a cedar-post cross.

Just off Highway 63 on the outskirts of Clark, Missouri, is a red-roofed barn-turned-worship hall bestowed with a mission. On a recent Sunday morning just before 11 a.m., people file into wooden pews.