Church History

The Town of Carr was founded as a watering station for the railroad when the steam train needed refueling. The town received its name after one of the executives for the railroad. The Carr Community Church was founded in 1909.  The Carr women's club raised $200 to pay for the bricks and another $200 for the labor. The original building was built in December of 1911 as a Presbyterian church. In the late 1980’s the church elected to become non-denominational to meet the needs of the community. Since, the church is thriving to fulfill the great commission. Big things come from a country building. Lives are changed as God reveals purpose to individuals accompanied by joy, peace, love and happiness. Visitors are always welcome whether online or in person!