8:00 AM / 10:00 AM
In-person or Livestream (Facebook, YouTube, Website)
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3rd / 4th Sundays at 10:00 AM CST
Youth Takeover (Youth in Charge)
2nd Sundays
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Tuesday at 6:00 PM CST
In-person or Livestream (Facebook, YouTube, Website)
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Wednesday AM Prayer Call 8:00 AM
Livestream only on Facebook, YouTube, Website)
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Sunday School
Sunday Mornings @ 9:00 AM
Recharge Tuesday Night Bible Study
Tuesdays at 6:00 PM
Welcome to Alone Church! We are glad you are here; our mission is to unite you to God and to your purpose. At Alone Church, you can find meaningful connections, tools to grow in your faith, and opportunities to make a difference in the world.
Making the decision to follow Christ is the greatest decision of your life, and as a church family we are here to support you every step of the way! Watch the video below from Pastors Joe and Lori to hear more about salvation, then read on for some resources and ways you can connect to Christ and the church.
Our goal is that the next generation understands the importance of gathering together, growing into the person that God has created them to be, and making an impact in the world around them.
We are passionate about providing your kids with a safe, nurturing, and age-appropriate learning environment.
We are dedicated to helping you build your prayer life, find some helpful tools below, and join us on Saturdays to get started.
An important step of obedience that shows others we have personally trusted Jesus for our salvation.
The Reverend G. H. Gonner, along with several other Christians, under the leadership and direction of the Holy Spirit saw a need to have another church planted on the south side of town. They met and organized a church built on the solid foundation of Christ Jesus.
In 1909, the church was officially organized at Bethel Hall, which was located on the corner of Franklin and Selma Streets. Later, a building which was known as Allen Temple, was purchased on Montgomery Street. The committee, consisting of Deacons A. Reed, Saul McNeil, A. Verner, and Sister Hattie Lonnie, selected the name Mount Sinai Missionary Baptist Church. The Cornerstone Laying Service for the new church was held in 1911, with Reverend Gonner as Pastor. Reverend Gonner’s pastorate ended in 1915. Between 1915-1930 there is little history known other than Mt. Sinai having two pastors during this 15-year period: Reverend Thompson and Reverend R. Rabzie.