Christ Chapel Baptist Church
Equipping the Saints, Building Up the Body
Sunday Worship 10:45 AM
Welcome
Whether you’ve attended church your whole life or you’re just beginning to explore Christianity, we’d love to meet you.
Explore twelve essential truths that strengthen your faith, deepen your understanding of God, and help you build a life firmly rooted in Christ.
What We Believe
Biblical Authority – The Bible is God’s inspired and sufficient Word.
Christ-Centered – Salvation is found through Jesus Christ alone.
Gospel Mission – Making disciples who glorify God.
Meet Our Church
Not about programs, About people
Christ Chapel is a Bible-believing church in Midway, Texas, dedicated to glorifying God through faithful teaching, authentic worship, and genuine Christian community. We invite people of every age and background to discover the hope of Jesus Christ and grow together through God’s Word.
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Plan a Visit
You’ll see everything from jeans and boots to dresses and jackets. We encourage everyone to come dressed in a way that reflects respect for worship, but don’t let clothing keep you from visiting. We’d much rather have you here than have you worry about what you’re wearing.
Children under the age of 3 are welcome to stay in our nursery. Children ages 3 and up join their families during the worship service. We provide Bible story coloring pages and activity bags to help younger children engage during the service. We believe families grow stronger when they worship and learn God’s Word together.
Our worship service begins at 10:45 a.m. Arriving about 15–20 minutes early will give you time to park, meet a few friendly faces, and find a seat before the service begins.
Our preaching and teaching primarily use the New American Standard Bible (1995) because we appreciate its commitment to a word-for-word translation of the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. You’re welcome to bring whichever trustworthy translation you normally use.
We generally finish around noon, though occasionally we may run a few minutes longer.
No. While we’d love the opportunity to meet you after the service, we won’t ask you to stand, introduce yourself publicly, or do anything that might make you feel uncomfortable.