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Part of State of the City, the Greater Austin Mission Society's public record of the church in the Austin metro.
East Nineteenth Street Missionary Baptist Church
Church · Baptist
East Nineteenth Street Missionary Baptist Church is a historically Black Baptist congregation on Rogge Lane in Austin, Texas. Twenty-four members of Pilgrim Home Baptist Church organized the fellowship in February 1927 on Whittier Street, it entered a sanctuary facing East Nineteenth Street in 1952, and it moved debt free to its present Rogge Lane property in 1992, dedicating a family life center there in 2003. Its published core beliefs cover God eternally existing in three co-equal persons, salvation as a free gift received by faith, the security of the believer, Scripture as the supreme source of truth, and baptism by immersion.
- Languages
- English
- Founded
- 1927
- Website
- Open the website
- Division
- Austin
Record last verified August 15, 2026.Suggest a correction
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3401 Rogge Ln, Austin, TX 78723, United States
One of 434 congregations we count in the Austin division, where there is roughly one church for every 2,130 residents. Across the fifteen divisions it is one for every 1,980. You can pray for this division.
From the Society database as of 2026-10-10, rebuilt monthly.