King’s Way ChapelUnion Grove · East Texas
Sundays at 10 a.m. · All are welcome

Pull up a pew and open the Book with us.

Each Sunday a small family of believers gathers in a hundred-year-old chapel in Union Grove to read the Scriptures together — chapter by chapter — and to seek the truth of the Most High, YHWH, side by side.

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Looking through the chapel doors down the aisle between the old wooden pews to the cross at the front
This SundayNov 1 · 10:00 a.m.
We’re readingIsaiah 58 & 59 — read ahead, or just come
Where9913 US Hwy 271 South
Gladewater, TX 75647
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A table, not a stage.

There’s no audience here. Everyone brings a Bible, a question, or just a listening ear — and we work through the text together.

Reading the passage aloud at the front of the chapel while young people follow along from the pews

We read

Chapter by chapter, start to finish. No skipping the hard parts — we let the text set the agenda.

Handmade quilts draped over the chapel pews with wildflowers on the front table

We talk it through

Every voice matters at the table. Questions are welcome, and honest disagreement is part of seeking the truth.

A baptism in the pond, an older man with his arm around a young man, both waist-deep in the water

We know each other

We’re small on purpose. You’ll be known by name, missed when you’re away, and prayed for through the week.

Seeking the Truth
“Sanctify them in your truth. Your word is truth.”
John 17:17
Walking together
“Beloved, let’s love one another, for love is of God.”
1 John 4:7

Life together.

Sunday is the anchor, but the week is full — baptisms in the pond, a kitchen counter that’s never empty, evenings under the lights, and the occasional snow day.

The chapel kitchen counter spread with fruit, cheese, cookies and tulips
The kitchen after the study — nobody leaves hungry.
Morning sun across the heart-pine floor and the ends of the old pews, a lantern at each row
Sunday morning light on pews older than any of us.
The chapel lit up at night beyond the vineyard, string lights glowing under a moonlit sky
Evenings under the lights, out past the vines.
The white chapel on a bright winter morning with snow across the field
A rare East Texas snow day.
Listen & Learn

Missed a Sunday? Catch up at home.

Every study is posted with its recording, transcript and notes, so you can listen on the drive to work or read along with your Bible open.

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Gather

Full calendar →
  • Isaiah 58 & 59 Discussion 10:00 a.m. – Noon · The chapel
    Topic
  • Special Gifts & Communion Supper Noon · The chapel
    Fellowship

Read With Us

The reading list →
Cover of The Divine Conspiracy The Divine Conspiracy Dallas Williard “Presenting why the kingdom of Heaven is not just a future promise, but offering a practical explanation for Christ's invitation to enter into and live in His Kingdom right now.” — sh
Cover of The Ragamuffin Gospel: Good News for the Bedraggled, Beat-Up, and Burnt Out The Ragamuffin Gospel: Good News for the Bedraggled, Beat-Up, and Burnt Out Brennan Manning “Most Christian's try their best to live a good life to keep God smiling. But when choices or circumstances make being "good with God" impossible - failure & shame can keep us from seeking the grace God alone can give. Yet, the heart of God toward His people is not like a judge or referee keeping score - he is a Father that sacrificially loves his children - soiled hands and all. God beacons us, "Come to me all who are weary and heavy laden - I will give you rest."” — sh
Cover of The Unseen Realm The Unseen Realm Dr. Michael Heiser “This excellent scholarly text (with exhaustive citations) provides a clear picture of the divine forces that have guided and plagued mankind since Genesis 1-6.” — sh
The white chapel behind its picket fence, cedar-post porch and wreaths on the double doors A plaque reading Chapel Oak, circa 1900 to 2025, in front of the old oak’s stump and the chapel The wooden cross and pulpit at the front of the chapel beneath the schoolhouse lights
Our Story

An old chapel, a new family.

We started meeting in 2020, when gathering was hard and people needed each other more than ever. A century-old country chapel, lovingly restored, became our Sunday home. We named it King’s Way because we want to live by the Way of Jesus as our King (John 14:6).

Most weeks we’re about a dozen people, teens included. That’s small enough that nobody sits in the back, and large enough that there’s always someone who sees the passage in a way you hadn’t.

Your first Sunday

  1. Come as you are — jeans are fine. Bring a Bible if you have one; we have spares.
  2. We start at 10:00 with the week’s chapters and talk through them together.
  3. You’re welcome to just listen. No one will put you on the spot.
Find us 9913 US Hwy 271 South
Gladewater, TX 75647

Look for the white chapel with the picket fence, just off Highway 271.

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