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South
Fort Worth Baptist Temple began with the late Dr. B.F. Dearmore’s
love for God and his passion for souls. Dr. Dearmore was instrumental
in establishing several churches in northern Texas and southern Oklahoma.
South Forth Worth Baptist Temple was established in 1954 on Jessamine
Avenue and later moved to Forest Park Boulevard. Dr. Dearmore began Worth
Bible College at South Fort Worth Baptist Temple after serving as Chairman
of Faculty of the Bible Baptist Seminary under Dr. J. Frank Norris. Today,
Dr. Dearmore’s legacy continues through his two sons, Dr. Roy Dearmore
and Dr. James Dearmore, serving as Independent Baptist Missionaries.
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Baptist
Temple began in 1954 by B.F. Dearmore. (Dr Dearmore was chairman of the
faculty and director of the correspondence school for Bible Baptist Seminary
under Dr. J Frank Norris and the First Baptist Church, Ft. Worth, TX) Baptist
Temple began as and has remained an Independent Fundamental Baptist Church.
We are Old Fashioned (as opposed to the new Contemporary styles of worship)
in our music, using traditional gospel music, in our Preaching, and in our
standards and separation, with a strong emphasis on the inspiration and
preservation of the Word of God that was preserved for the English speaking
world in the King James Bible. |
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B.F. Dearmore
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James Cox, the second pastor of South
Fort Worth Baptist Temple, was saved and surrendered to preach while
serving under Dr. Dearmore. Brother James Cox pastored the church for
approximately twenty years before he retired.
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Baptist
Temple currently has an aggressive Soul Winning Ministry, Spanish Ministry,
Rescue Mission, 6 Missionaries sponsored and 58 supported, Reformers Unanimous
(addictions ministry), and various other ministries. |
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Upon Brother Cox's Retirement, South
Fort Worth Baptist Temple and Joy Baptist Temple merged. At that time,
Brother Jake Minnick was Pastor of Joy Baptist Church; he became Pastor
of the merged churches. Brother Minnick pastored South Fort Worth Baptist
Temple for a number of years.
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Jimmy Cox
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Jake Minnick
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Brother Van Heckle, son-in-law of Pastor
Minnick, became the next Pastor of South Fort Worth Baptist Temple.
Brother Heckle pastored the members of South Fort Worth Baptist Temple
for several years. Brother Heckle was called to Oklahoma and is currently
pastoring a Baptist church in Guymon, Oklahoma.
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Pastor Mickey Hollars attended Baptist
Bible College in Springfield, MO and Norris Bible Baptist Institute
in Ft. Worth, TX. Under his leadership
Baptist Temple grew from 37 on his first Sunday to an attendance of
around 500, with a high day of 1200 souls. In the 19 years Bro. Hollars
pastored the church, it has seen over 21,000 souls saved, approximately
10,500 professions of faith, and over 3,300 baptisms.
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