THE FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH BUILT IN AMERICA
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As a result of a revival meeting that Charles Parham held in Melrose, Kansas, another meeting was organized in Keelville, Kansas, about ten miles west of Baxter Springs. In 1907, with the help of new converts who donated both the land and the labor, Brother Parham built the first Pentecostal church ever constructed in America.
More than a century later, that historic building is still being used as a Pentecostal church. Before its construction, Pentecostal revival meetings were typically held in storefronts, tents, or schoolhouses.
On September 1, 7pm we will gather once again in this historic place for a powerful Holy Ghost revival service. We believe God will stir hearts, save souls, and that the fires of revival will burn once again across America.
Seating is limited, so please register for free using the form above and let us know you’ll be joining us! (Keelville Church, 10019 SW 50th St. Baxter Springs, KS.)