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Aledo Church of Christ
Aledo
TX
76008
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Who we are
Welcome to the Aledo Church of Christ. We are a group of Christians with a desire to understand what the Bible teaches about who God is and how to have a loving relationship with Him. We hope as our guest you will find our worship honors God and encourages those worshipping. We all want to make Christianity real in our lives by our service to Him and to others.
We are delighted to be actively involved in our community. Our Whistle Stop Preschool provides quality teaching for children ages 2 through Pre-K.
We offer Bible classes for all ages each Sunday morning and Wednesday evening. All interested ladies are invited to participate in our weekly Ladies' Bible class.
Aledo is a caring family and we want to get to know you. We would be delighted to have you as our guest in worship or Bible class.
We are delighted to be actively involved in our community. Our Whistle Stop Preschool provides quality teaching for children ages 2 through Pre-K.
We offer Bible classes for all ages each Sunday morning and Wednesday evening. All interested ladies are invited to participate in our weekly Ladies' Bible class.
Aledo is a caring family and we want to get to know you. We would be delighted to have you as our guest in worship or Bible class.
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Matthew 6:33
But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.
But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.
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Church of Christ
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Marco Arroyo
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Evangelist
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Marco was raised in Los Angeles, California, where he encountered the gospel while in high school. A few months after he became a Christian, he preached his first sermon and knew instantly that his life was meant to be given entirely to the preaching of the gospel. After high school, Marco attended the Brown Trail School of Preaching and graduated after two years of study and training.
Beginning with his time in school, Marco began to preach at various congregations in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and California. Soon after he began preaching, he started receiving invitations to speak at gospel meetings, lectureships, and evangelistic campaigns in the United States, Mexico, and Costa Rica.
Marco loves to preach the truth to those inside and outside of the body of Christ. He spends much time in study, making great efforts to memorize many passages of Scripture, which he says help him to be a more effective teacher and preacher. He loves God’s word, and knows it has a very relevant message for all.
Marco also has a great passion for serving others. He affirms that a being a minister means more than being just a preacher. It means being there for those in need, ready to sacrifice to help them physically and spiritually.
Marco married Maggie Arroyo (formerly Alvarenga) on May 10th, 2015, and loves to serve the Lord with her. Since they became husband and wife, they have participated in mission trips, door-to-door evangelism and in-home Bible studies, and have done many other works of service in the kingdom of God. They love spending time with and serving other people and are excited to begin their work with the Aledo church of Christ.
Beginning with his time in school, Marco began to preach at various congregations in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and California. Soon after he began preaching, he started receiving invitations to speak at gospel meetings, lectureships, and evangelistic campaigns in the United States, Mexico, and Costa Rica.
Marco loves to preach the truth to those inside and outside of the body of Christ. He spends much time in study, making great efforts to memorize many passages of Scripture, which he says help him to be a more effective teacher and preacher. He loves God’s word, and knows it has a very relevant message for all.
Marco also has a great passion for serving others. He affirms that a being a minister means more than being just a preacher. It means being there for those in need, ready to sacrifice to help them physically and spiritually.
Marco married Maggie Arroyo (formerly Alvarenga) on May 10th, 2015, and loves to serve the Lord with her. Since they became husband and wife, they have participated in mission trips, door-to-door evangelism and in-home Bible studies, and have done many other works of service in the kingdom of God. They love spending time with and serving other people and are excited to begin their work with the Aledo church of Christ.
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P.O. Box 127
Aledo, TX
76008
Aledo, TX
76008
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Aledo Church of Christ Aledo Service Times
Sundays
9:30 am Bible classes for all
10:30 am Worship
5:00 pm Worship
Wednesdays
9:30 am Ladies' Bible Class(September - May)
7:00 pm Midweek Bible Study
Service Times last updated on the 4th of August, 2019
9:30 am Bible classes for all
10:30 am Worship
5:00 pm Worship
Wednesdays
9:30 am Ladies' Bible Class(September - May)
7:00 pm Midweek Bible Study
Service Times last updated on the 4th of August, 2019
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Aledo Church of Christ History
Although there are undocumented reports of tent meetings in Aledo in the late 1890's, the earliest confirmed record of the Church of Christ in Aledo dates from 1902 when G. Dallas Smith conducted a tent meeting here. Afterward, the meetings of the church were held in the school building with W.H. Hodges as minister.
In 1904, the elders of the Christian Church in Aledo (B.F. Spain, Dr. Lacy, H.W. Middleton and V.O. Hildreth) purchased the tract of land at the SW corner of the end of Bowie Street (one block south of the RR crossing) and a meeting house was constructed there in 1906 (was recently known as the Parson’s Table).
In 1927, brother J.H. Richards from Fort Worth, Naomi Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Wiley and family, and Mrs. Robert Spain met at the building and made plans to begin having worship services every Sunday. Many preachers came to help in those early years. They included: Jesse Powell, Ira Sanders, Willard Morrow, Will Swope, Ira Brister, John Straighton, R.L. Yancy, James Shock, Joe Scarborough, Elbert Pearcy, brothers Birchman, Mahon, Stricling, and Bradshaw.
By 1938, elders and deacons had been appointed. Two classrooms, a restroom, and a baptistery were added. In 1945, a preacher's house was built just west of the building. Clem Thurman and his wife, Ann, were the first to live there. Then, in 1958, more classrooms, another restroom, and a nursery were added to the church building, along with an upstairs containing still more classrooms and a study.
In 1969, a new brick house was built to replace the old preacher's house. Then, in 1971, the present church building was built. It was constructed to seat over 300 people and had a dozen classrooms, a fellowship room, office, and a nursery. In 1982, a two story addition doubled the size of the fellowship room, added eight more classrooms, another office, more restroom facilities and a printing room. On November 23, 1987, the auditorium was filled to capacity with a then record 340 people meeting for Sunday morning worship. The largest crowd since was for the Summer Youth Series on July 13, 2010 with more than 370 teenagers and youth workers in attendance. A complete renovation of the building was completed in 2000.
In 1977, Kenton Harvey came to us from the Justin Church of Christ. He preached here at the Aledo Church of Christ for 31 years. His tenure here speaks volumes for his and the Aledo congregation's commitment. Steve Vogl served as the interim minister for roughly two years following Kenton's retirement. Ron Buch served as our pulpit minister from November 2010 through February 2015. Charlie Thomason served as the pulpit minister from December 2015 through March 2017.
In 1904, the elders of the Christian Church in Aledo (B.F. Spain, Dr. Lacy, H.W. Middleton and V.O. Hildreth) purchased the tract of land at the SW corner of the end of Bowie Street (one block south of the RR crossing) and a meeting house was constructed there in 1906 (was recently known as the Parson’s Table).
In 1927, brother J.H. Richards from Fort Worth, Naomi Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Wiley and family, and Mrs. Robert Spain met at the building and made plans to begin having worship services every Sunday. Many preachers came to help in those early years. They included: Jesse Powell, Ira Sanders, Willard Morrow, Will Swope, Ira Brister, John Straighton, R.L. Yancy, James Shock, Joe Scarborough, Elbert Pearcy, brothers Birchman, Mahon, Stricling, and Bradshaw.
By 1938, elders and deacons had been appointed. Two classrooms, a restroom, and a baptistery were added. In 1945, a preacher's house was built just west of the building. Clem Thurman and his wife, Ann, were the first to live there. Then, in 1958, more classrooms, another restroom, and a nursery were added to the church building, along with an upstairs containing still more classrooms and a study.
In 1969, a new brick house was built to replace the old preacher's house. Then, in 1971, the present church building was built. It was constructed to seat over 300 people and had a dozen classrooms, a fellowship room, office, and a nursery. In 1982, a two story addition doubled the size of the fellowship room, added eight more classrooms, another office, more restroom facilities and a printing room. On November 23, 1987, the auditorium was filled to capacity with a then record 340 people meeting for Sunday morning worship. The largest crowd since was for the Summer Youth Series on July 13, 2010 with more than 370 teenagers and youth workers in attendance. A complete renovation of the building was completed in 2000.
In 1977, Kenton Harvey came to us from the Justin Church of Christ. He preached here at the Aledo Church of Christ for 31 years. His tenure here speaks volumes for his and the Aledo congregation's commitment. Steve Vogl served as the interim minister for roughly two years following Kenton's retirement. Ron Buch served as our pulpit minister from November 2010 through February 2015. Charlie Thomason served as the pulpit minister from December 2015 through March 2017.
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