Join us for worship and message from Pastor Daren Rich, and worship from our Music Minister Bruce Copeland.

Join us for worship and message from Pastor Bruce Copeland. OUR HISTORY Nolan Valley Baptist started in February of 1858. This is just four years after Bell county was established. It was founded as both a school and a church until 1898 when a separate school building was made. In 1905 a new sanctuary was built to hold more than 100 people. Unfortunately in the 1940s the church burned down, Mrs. Opal Cate paid to have the church rebuilt during this time of need. From 1858 to modern times Nolan Valley Baptist Church continues to stand as a pillar in the community to worship the Lord and fellowship with other Christians.

Join us for worship and message from Pastor Daren Rich, and worship from our Music Minister Bruce Copeland. OUR HISTORY Nolan Valley Baptist started in February of 1858. This is just four years after Bell county was established. It was founded as both a school and a church until 1898 when a separate school building was made. In 1905 a new sanctuary was built to hold more than 100 people. Unfortunately in the 1940s the church burned down, Mrs. Opal Cate paid to have the church rebuilt during this time of need. From 1858 to modern times Nolan Valley Baptist Church continues to stand as a pillar in the community to worship the Lord and fellowship with other Christians.

Stay in Your Lane: Pastor Jeremiah Mdlalose - South Africa Acts 26:19 Join us for worship and message from Pastor Daren Rich, and worship from our Music Minister Bruce Copeland. WELCOME TO NOLAN VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH You’re Welcome Here OUR HISTORY Nolan Valley Baptist started in February of 1858. This is just four years after Bell county was established. It was founded as both a school and a church until 1898 when a separate school building was made. In 1905 a new sanctuary was built to hold more than 100 people. Unfortunately in the 1940s the church burned down, Mrs. Opal Cate paid to have the church rebuilt during this time of need. From 1858 to modern times Nolan Valley Baptist Church continues to stand as a pillar in the community to worship the Lord and fellowship with other Christians. Upcoming Events No upcoming events at the moment SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Join Our Community

Join us for worship and message from Pastor Daren Rich, and worship from our Music Minister Bruce Copeland.

Join us for worship and message from Pastor Daren Rich, and worship from our Music Minister Bruce Copeland. WELCOME TO NOLAN VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH You’re Welcome Here OUR HISTORY Nolan Valley Baptist started in February of 1858. This is just four years after Bell county was established. It was founded as both a school and a church until 1898 when a separate school building was made. In 1905 a new sanctuary was built to hold more than 100 people. Unfortunately in the 1940s the church burned down, Mrs. Opal Cate paid to have the church rebuilt during this time of need. From 1858 to modern times Nolan Valley Baptist Church continues to stand as a pillar in the community to worship the Lord and fellowship with other Christians.

When I am Weak I am Strong 7/9/23 Join us for worship and message from Pastor Daren Rich, and worship from our Music Minister Bruce Copeland. WELCOME TO NOLAN VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH You’re Welcome Here OUR HISTORY Nolan Valley Baptist started in February of 1858. This is just four years after Bell county was established. It was founded as both a school and a church until 1898 when a separate school building was made. In 1905 a new sanctuary was built to hold more than 100 people. Unfortunately in the 1940s the church burned down, Mrs. Opal Cate paid to have the church rebuilt during this time of need. From 1858 to modern times Nolan Valley Baptist Church continues to stand as a pillar in the community to worship the Lord and fellowship with other Christians.

Join us for worship and message from Pastor Daren Rich, and worship from our Music Minister Bruce Copeland.

Join us for worship and message from Pastor Daren Rich, and worship from our Music Minister Bruce Copeland.