Stephen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church
A Sacred Sanctuary of Bible-based Faith.
A Haven of Hope for Healing Humanity.
A Collaborative Community of Agape Love.

A Sacred Sanctuary of Bible-based Faith.
A Haven of Hope for Healing Humanity.
A Collaborative Community of Agape Love.


We are truly grateful to have had a great cloud of witnesses graciously join us to stir up the gifts at our Get Your Ark Together! "First Fruits" revival service! And now it's time for our year-long, interactive, Bible-based program. Calling "whosoever will" be intentional and diligent in gaining the wisdom and skills needed in these times for preserving life and livelihoods, be aware that our enrollment will close on October 30th. Prepare to deep dive into the toughest and complex facets of life for spiritual guidance and applicable answers in a variety of self-empowering ways.
The Get Your Ark Together! Preparedness Curriculum will get underway soon! Click the link below to request the free application in the "How May We Help You?" section, and secure your seat at the Captain's table.
In alignment with the African Methodist Episcopal Church's Annual Conference schedule for the Tenth Episcopal District, this planner/calendar is the first step to becoming volumes of valuable information for your family's future.

The total program was created and produced to supplement and support our Get Your Ark Together! program, which begins in November of this year and completes in early September, next year.

While learning, we’re also supporting our life challenged communities.
Mr. NobEL Sha-doe Ali is a young author who is no stranger to struggle. When you hear his story, you’ll understand why we are including his work in this curriculum.
Thank you for not only pursuing sustainable stewardship for your own family, but for others’ families as well.

Step into a house of worship where traditions meet updated religious instruction to impart relatable spiritual guidance. You'll discover how this progressively unique church community fosters hope through collaborations with other mental, physical, financial, social and of course, spiritual health focused organizations and individuals to provide its members genuine connections and warm, compassionate services. The simple, quiet interior of this century-plus sanctuary immediately disarms any attempts to impress anyone, or maintain ill-will. The scent of frankincense and myrrh with pre-worship instrumentals greets all, to invite personal time at the altar rail or just sitting to take the time to shed one’s cares and intentionally turn and lift one’s mind and heart upwards and into God’s hands.
Because John 3:16 is just one of the scriptures we take seriously when it comes to God’s unconditional love, grace and mercy for all humanity, you'll learn spiritually aligned, practical guidance and tools on how to engage life and interact with all regardless of race, color or creed without self-shaming, suppressing and sacrificing your own culture or ethnic identity. While we claim the “Black” church category, in essence we are a mosaic of multiracial and multicultural family backgrounds with markers in Africa, The Middle East, Europe, The Americas, The Caribbean and Asian-Pacific communities.
Steeped in tradition and collective spirit, Stephen Chapel has long served as a cornerstone of African Methodism in Gause, TX by modeling the faith of its faith tradition's founder and first Presiding Prelate, Bishop Richard Allen, and supporting the fellowship imbedded in the structure and focus of its auxiliary groups and district-wide special events. Its historical roots reveal a journey marked by 137 years of resilience and community involvement which has evolved along with the town. Over the years, generations have contributed to a timeline that stands firm in honoring God and showing love to its neighbor with Bible-based teachings ranging from basic to complex along with Holy Spirit assigned and led outreaches that comfort and invite the deceived backslidden and misinformed, disinformed seeker to courageously use critical thinking skills for the sake of powerfully securing their salvation.
While faith and science may seem like two opposing concepts, the fact is, we cannot have one without the other, regardless of whether or not we acknowledge that God is real, alive and active in humankind's life. Science can explain the how, while faith can provide the why. Then, when you add the arts and linguistics, that just makes it even more interesting, because creating beauty visually, musically, botanically and even structurally while exercising the ability to communicate in a language only understandable between some people can only be a God thing. And if you're going to enjoy this one life you've been given while we're cheering you on, it can't be done any other way than in a way your celestial Creator designed - and designed just for you, so that your eternal crown fits you just right.
We genuinely want you to be firmly on God's side, safely in God's circle and a solid part of God's family, now AND forever, so join us for a time of refreshing and reconnecting!
422 E. Gause Blvd, Gause, TX, 77857, United States
Open today | 10:00 am – 03:00 pm |
Currently, open on First Sundays, Traditional Holy Communion Worship Service and on Third Sundays for Contemporary Holy Communion Worship Service, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Remaining Sundays have pre-recorded praise & worship, teaching & preaching videos presented on select social media sites.
Church is closed, with no appointments scheduled on Federal, National and Major Cultural Holidays, as well as in cases of public emergencies/dangers.
Stephen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church
422 E. Hwy 79, (Gause Blvd), Gause, TX 77857
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.