Road Trip-Cowboy Church Version
by KaceyWell, so…coming out of the canyon the boys wanted to know if we wanted to see a most unusual church…well, heck, I’m sitting in an air conditioned car by then after swallowing a cool beverage of choice…with lime 
I’m up for about anything at that point.
So they took us to the Cowboy Church. Honestly, could I make this stuff up??
I kind of like their tag line “arena of life”
But I had to drag my just cooled off body out into the blazing sun again to get these pictures. The things I do for you guys. But I knew you’d never believe me without pictures!
They have an opening drive to it…just like an opening gate to a ranch.
I give you….The Cowboy Church.
Honestly…it comes complete with a horse figure outside on the parking lot. Give up. Your church is SO not as unusual as this one.
Have one more day to share with you. The most fun one ever…tomorrow.
Ha, you guys are speechless, aren’t you??
Hey, where two or three are gathered …!
Only in Texas, though. I’m convinced it really is a whole other country (like the tourism slogan says). I’m there in a few weeks, and I hope I see something half as unusual as this. I guess in lieu of shouting “amen,” they say “Ride’m, cowboy,” or perhaps “Yee-hi!”
I’d like to know what the proper attire would be.
For offering, do they pass around a cowboy hat or saddle bag?
Just curious, how the goings on inside are different than any other church?
I am just wondering if the men where chaps the church
Only in Texas…lol. Amen.
Now that is unusual. Only in Texas.
I’m with the others. I wonder what their services are like!
I think I may have google them….
Wow! I just googled “Cowboy Church” and got 106,000 hits!!! There are more of them around the country!
Only in Texas. That is way too funny!
There’s actually a “Cow-Boy” church near where I live.. But they don’t have the big sign or painted horse like the one you found!
They have cowboy churches all over Texas. There was one in the town where we lived when we lived there!
Oh, I love it! I live in Texas, and there’s pretty much either a bank or a church, or both, on literally every corner! (What does that say…) You’re right. I can’t beat that one, even in Texas. Now I’ve got to check where you’re from!’ Surely not in Texas!
Brenda
Another reason why I won’t be visiting Texas any time soon.
OMG, that is too, too funny.
There really is something for everyone in Texas.
Yes, they win, hands down. My church is a mall, but no horse statues. And I think it should be a mandatory statute for all churches that all men have to wear chaps. Great idea, Tracey!
Love it.
More more more please.
What I’m wondering is WHY there are so many HANDICAP parking places????
They worship horses? I would totally have to go in and investigate that one.
Hey, Kacey, where is this?
My hubby went to a Cowboy Church near… Bandera, I think. Is this around there? He LOVED it. I wanted to go after he told me but then we moved up north. For us, going to a cowboy church would be right up our alley being from Texas and all.
(catching up on my blog reading as you can tell
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Christine, this was somewhere out of Amarillo. Not sure the exact town though. Between Amarillo and the canyon.
Thanks, Kacey! I’ll have to ask hubby if there was a horse statue outside of his cowboy church…
Believe it or not, when our son and his family lived in Charlotte, NC, I saw a sign advertising a “Cowboy Church.” Maybe it was a copycat.