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Listing of Churches in Glasgow & Barren County LISTING OF CHURCHES IN GLASGOW & BARREN COUNTY APOSTOLIC Landmark United Pentecostal Church 513 Grandview Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-8718 ASSEMBLY OF GOD First Assembly of God 1217 South Green Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-6343 BAPTIST Antioch Baptist Church Roseville Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 Barren County Baptist 4636 Glasgow-Park City Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 Beaver Creek Baptist Church 5790 Finney Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-646-2006 Beech Grove Baptist Church 5820 Old Bowling Green Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-5249 Bethany Baptist Independent Fundamental 589 Vernon School Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-7992 Bethel Independent Baptist Church 109 Kentucky Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-1696 Bon Ayr Baptist Church Highway 68/80., Glasgow, KY 42141 Brotherhood Free Will Baptist Church 1594 Oil City Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-3973 Page 1 of 11 Browders Chapel Baptist Church 1634 Beckton Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-5143 Calvary Baptist Church 307 Columbia Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-8572 Cave City Baptist Church 501 Broadway Street., Cave City, KY 42127 270-773-3471 Caveland Baptist Church 9315 Happy Valley Road., Cave City, KY 42127 270-773-3040 Cedar Grove Baptist Church 300 Cedar Grove Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-4695 Coral Hill Baptist Church 3260 Coral Hill Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-453-4108 Dover Baptist Church 2432 Roseville Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-2657 Fairview Baptist Church 2588 Fairview Church Road., Park City, KY 42160 270-749-2024 First Baptist Church 611 South Lewis Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-2339 First Free Will Baptist Church 656 Pritchardsville Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-8085 Gethsemane Baptist Church of Barren County 4505 Tompkinsville Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-5460 Page 2 of 11 Glasgow Baptist Church 401 South Green Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-2186 Glasgow Separate Baptist 406 Tick Ridge Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 Grace Baptist Church 110 Lincoln Road., Glasgow, Ky 42141 Grider Memorial Baptist Church 413 Grandview Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 Harlow’s Chapel Baptist Church 411 Flint Knob Road., Cave City, KY 42127 270-678-2867 Haywood Missionary Baptist Church 31-E South., Glasgow, Ky 42141 Hiseville Baptist Church 67 Park Street., Cave City, KY 42127 270-453-2473 Hopewell Baptist Church 104 Mill Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-6624 Icy Sink Baptist Church 17275 Louisville Road., Smiths Grove, KY 42171 270-749-5084 Immanuel Baptist Church 104 Western Hills Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-7729 Little Bethel Baptist Church 4994 Stovall Road., Cave City, KY 42127 270-773-7123 Living Faith Church 980 Roseville Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-2155 Loving Springs Baptist Church 1840 Park City Glasgow Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-7975 Page 3 of 11 Mt. Olivet Baptist Church 6897 Austin Tracy Road., Austin, KY 42123 Mt. Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church 278 Mt. Pisgah Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 Mount Tabor Baptist Church Dripping Springs Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 New Faith General Baptist Church Lecta-Kino Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 Oak Grove Baptist Church 107 Manor House Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-1182 Owens Chapel Baptist Church 303 South Dixie Highway., Cave City, KY 42127 270-773-4558 Park City Baptist Church 24701 Louisville Road., Park City, KY 42160 270-749-2126 Peter’s Creek Baptist Church 187 North Lucas Road., Lucas, KY 42156 270-646-2176 Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church Allen’s Crossroads., Glasgow, KY 42141 Pleasant Point Missionary Baptist Church Cooktown Road., Glasgow, Ky 42141 Poplar Spring Baptist Church 760 Glover Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 Rolling Hills United Baptist Church Donnelly Drive., Glasgow, KY 42141 Salem Baptist Church 90 Salem Church Road., Cave City, KY 42127 270-773-2346 Siloam Baptist Church 517 Siloam Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-2817 Page 4 of 11 South Fork Baptist Church 1932 South Fork Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 Southside Baptist Church 1163 Trojan Trail., Glasgow, KY 42141 Temple Baptist Church 388 Longhunters Trail., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-3160 Temple Hill Baptist Church 8427 Tompkinsville Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-427-3126 Union #2 Missionary Baptist Church Nobob Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 Zion Hill Baptist Church 230 North Hayden Street., Park City, KY 42160 270-749-5104 CATHOLIC St. Helen’s Catholic Church 409 South Green Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 230 Calvary Drive., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-5263 CHRISTIAN Cave City Christian Church 300 Broadway Street., Cave City, KY 42127 270-773-3642 First Christian Church Disciples of Christ 1100 North Race Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-6164 Glenview Christian Church 1403 Glenview Drive., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-4211 Hiseville Christian Church 70 West Hiseville Main Street., Hiseville, KY 42152 270-453-3289 Page 5 of 11 CHURCH OF CHRIST Cave City Church of Christ 708 Broadway Street., Cave City, KY 42127 270-773-3870 Church of Christ 306 South Green Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-5409 Columbia Avenue Church of Christ 315 Columbia Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-8501 Coral Hill Church of Christ 3303 Coral Hill Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-453-2145 Duke Street Church of Christ 206 Duke Street., Cave City, KY 42127 East Main Church of Christ 106 Carnation Drive., Glasgow, KY 42141 Mt. Vernon Church of Christ 2821 Park City-Bon Ayr Road., Park City, Ky 42160 Peters Creek Church of Christ 858 Thomerson Park Road., Austin, KY 42123 270-434-3009 Poplar Log Church of Christ Mount Hermon, Ky 42157 Refuge Church of Christ 9051 Burkesville Road., Eighty Eight, KY 42130 270-678-4366 South Green Street Church of Christ 306 South Green Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-5409 Westwood Church of Christ 106 Westwood Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-646-4672 Page 6 of 11 CHURCH OF GOD Cave City Church of God Cave City, KY 42127 Coral Hill Church of God 900 Coral Hill Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-5770 First Church of God 1123 Glenview Drive., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-9774 Living Faith Church of God 106 West Front Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 Samson Street Church of God 428 Samson Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 EPISCOPAL St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 910 Columbia Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-6931 FAMILY INTEGRATED The River Ministries 900 Cleveland Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-590-4273 JEHOVAH’S WITNESS Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witness 1021 Trojan Trail., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-5569 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 748 West Cherry Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-5858 METHODIST Bethel United Methodist Church 3702 Burkesville Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-9747 Page 7 of 11 Bon Ayr United Methodist Church Highway 255 & US 68/80., Bon Ayr, KY 42160 Boyd’s Creek United Methodist Church Siloam Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 Cave City United Methodist Church 215 Duke Street., Cave City, KY 42127 270-773-2669 East Main United Methodist Church 721 East Main Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 Faith United Methodist Church 200 Green Acres Drive., Glasgow, KY 42141 First United Methodist Church 500 South Green Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-3445 Highland United Methodist Church 314 Broadway Street., Cave City, KY 42127 270-773-2942 Hiseville United Methodist Church 201 Park Street., Hiseville, KY 42152 Johnson Chapel C.M.E. Church 208 East Brown Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 Merry Oaks United Methodist Church Glasgow, KY 42141 New Salem United Methodist Church New Salem Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 Old Zion Methodist Church Highway 1297., Glasgow, KY 42141 Park City United Methodist Church 67 Mammoth Cave Avenue., Park City, KY 42160 Park United Methodist Church 3660 Hiseville-Park Road., Hiseville, KY Tracy United Methodist Church 6897 Austin Tracy Road., Austin, KY 42123 270-773-5460 Page 8 of 11 NAZARENE First Church of the Nazarene 600 East Main Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-3471 Trinity Church of the Nazarene 526 Lexington Drive., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-4340 NON-DENOMINATIONAL Calvary Chapel of Glasgow 699 Donnelly Drive., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-670-3910 Crossland Community Church 217 N L Rogers Wells Boulevard., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-629-3800 Faith, Hope & Love Worship Center 105 Springdale Drive., Glasgow, KY 42141 Full Gospel Tabernacle 1008 Columbia Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 Glasgow Bible Church 1514 North Race Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-6233 Highland Hills Community Church 200-B South Race Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 Iglesia Emanuel (Hispanic) 1163 Trojan Trail., Glasgow, KY 42141 Lighthouse Church 31-E North., Glasgow, KY 42141 New Beginnings Full Gospel Church 115 Joy Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 Point of Grace Church 129 Park Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 Prayer Outreach Ministry 417 Columbia Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 Page 9 of 11 Restoration Church 118 Eastview Drive., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-8121 The Shepherd’s House 7464 Edmonton Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-9796 United Faith Independent Church 7850 North Jackson Highway., Cave City, KY 42127 270-453-2636 Upper Room Harvest Church 589 Vernon School Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 White’s Chapel Community Church White’s Chapel Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 PENTECOSTAL Church of God in Christ 607 South Franklin Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 Landmark United Pentecostal Church 513 Grandview Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-8718 PRESBYTERIAN First Presbyterian Church 200 East Washington Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-2818 Glasgow Cumberland Presbyterian Church 101 Cumberland Street., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-3308 Lick Branch Cumberland Presbyterian Church Lecta-Kino Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 Neal’s Chapel Cumberland Presbyterian Church 860 Lecta-Kino Road., Glasgow, KY 42141 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Glasgow Seventh Day Adventist 121 Stewart Drive., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-678-5336 Page 10 of 11 WESLEYAN Glasgow Wesleyan Church 1008 Columbia Avenue., Glasgow, KY 42141 270-651-5005 Page 11 of 11 .
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