The church story began with a mission, a gathering place, and families worshiping together.
About Templo Siloe
Faith, family, and service for the Ozona community.
Templo Siloe is a church family shaped by worship, prayer, community service, and a local story that began in 1953.
Who we are
A church with history, welcome, and room to grow.
Founded in 1953 in a family home, Templo Siloe has continued serving Ozona through several church homes and a steady life of worship, prayer, and ministry.
History
A church with a long local story
Templo Siloe began in a family home in 1953 and has continued serving Ozona through several church homes.
Since 1953
Faith
Part of the Assemblies of God
Our beliefs follow the Assemblies of God Statement of Fundamental Truths, which guides our worship and ministry.
Beliefs
Identity
English/Spanish available
Templo Siloe serves the Ozona community with English/Spanish available in church life.
Available
Community and service
Templo Siloe serves through worship, prayer, family ministry, and personal connection across generations.
Prayer and formation
The church continued serving through different buildings while keeping its local mission and worship life at the center.
What we believe
Guided by the Assemblies of God Statement of Fundamental Truths.
Templo Siloe Bilingual Assembly of God is part of the Assemblies of God fellowship. We affirm the Assemblies of God Statement of Fundamental Truths, a biblical summary of the core beliefs that guide our faith, worship, and ministry.
01. The Scriptures Inspired
02. The One True God
03. The Deity of the Lord Jesus Christ
04. The Fall of Man
05. The Salvation of Man
06. The Ordinances of the Church
07. The Baptism in the Holy Spirit
08. The Initial Physical Evidence of the Baptism in the Holy Spirit
09. Sanctification
10. The Church and Its Mission
11. The Ministry
12. Divine Healing
13. The Blessed Hope
14. The Millennial Reign of Christ
15. The Final Judgment
16. The New Heavens and the New Earth
Next step
Come worship with us.
If you would like to meet the church family, plan a visit or reach out with questions before you come.