Does Boomer Baptist Church Livestream Its Services?

Updated

No — not yet. Boomer Baptist Church's website lists its livestream as "UNDER CONSTRUCTION" and says "Livestream coming soon." There is no working online video feed of the Sunday Morning Service available at this time, so if you want to hear Pastor Mark Strickland preach, attending in person is currently the only confirmed option.

What the Website Actually Says

The livestream information appears in a short block near the service times:

  • Livestream — UNDER CONSTRUCTION
  • Livestream coming soon

That is the full extent of what the site states. There is no stream link, no embedded player, and no announced launch date. The wording signals an intention to add streaming later, not a service that is live now.

What This Means If You Want to Watch

Option Status
Watch a live stream online Not available — listed as under construction
Watch a recording/archive Not mentioned on the site
Attend Sunday Morning Service Confirmed — 11:00 am
Attend Wednesday Prayer/Bible Study Confirmed — 7:00 pm

Because the site gives no start date for the stream, "coming soon" should be read as an open-ended plan rather than a scheduled launch. Anyone planning around an online option should check the site again before relying on it.

In-Person Service Times

If you'd rather not wait on the stream, these are the times the church lists:

  • Sunday Morning Service: 11:00 am
  • Sunday School (PK–6th grade): Every Sunday at 11:00 am
  • AWANAS (PK–12th grade): Every Sunday at 5:30 pm
  • Wednesday Prayer/Bible Study: 7:00 pm

The church also notes Sunday Mornings for kids and adults and Wednesday evenings for prayer and Bible study as its main gathering points.

Practical Notes

  • Check back for updates. Since the site describes the stream as coming soon, the status could change; the livestream block is the place to watch for it.
  • Don't assume a stream exists because a church is active online. Boomer Baptist does point to a Facebook presence, but the site does not describe Facebook as a live video channel — it's listed separately from the livestream notice.
  • For time-sensitive visits, confirm first. The site mentions a Pastor Appreciation Sunday on October 12 and a collection for Pastor Mark's gift, which is an example of how a specific week's schedule can differ from the standard service times.