A church that kept moving.
Since 2012, Today’s Victory Church has worshiped in borrowed spaces and walked by faith through six moves, and God has provided every time. The building was never the church. The people are.
Where we’ve met
Alan served alongside his father, Rev. Paul A. Baggett, the Happy Pastor, at Millersville Assembly of God. Youth pastor first, then associate, then administrator.
Alan and Teresa left to pastor in Fruitland Park, Florida.
They came home, started a graphics company called Imagine Grafix, and filled in as interim pastors wherever Middle Tennessee needed them.
After a long stretch of prayer and counsel, Victory Outreach Ministries began meeting on Sunday afternoons in the old Millersville Assembly of God building, sharing the space with Love’s Way Church.
That building sold, and the church moved to the Aldersgate building in Goodlettsville.
Victory Outreach Ministries became Today’s Victory Church.
A leadership change at Aldersgate meant moving again, to Stearman Drive in White House.
From Stearman Drive the church moved into RiverGate Mall and became, for a season, the mall church.
The church returned to the Aldersgate building in Goodlettsville.
Today the church meets at 2732 US-31W in White House, in the Christ Worship Center Building. Sundays at 3pm and Thursday Bible Study at 6:30pm.
Like Israel in the wilderness, we have followed where God led, one move at a time, and He has been faithful at every stop. Seven is God’s number of completion, and we are praying our seventh move is the one that brings us to a permanent home.
Who this is for
The unchurched, and just as much the de-churched — people who have been in a church before and left, for reasons that were usually good ones.
The heart of it is a house of healing and restoration, physical and spiritual, built on knowing people personally rather than counting them.
Pastors Alan & Teresa Baggett
Alan preaches with energy, and keeps coming back to covenant relationship with Christ and to the cross. He leads through relationships and through families rather than through programs.
Teresa is a wife, mother, and grandmother, and the clearest example in the room of what staying committed to a family of believers actually looks like.