Church Directory
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Bastian Church of God
Bastian Union Church
Bethany United Methodist Church
Bland Baptist Ministry Center
Bland Bible Church
Bland Community Church
Bland Free Pentecostal Holiness Church
Bland United Methodist Church
Byrnes Chapel United Methodist Church
Central United Methodist Church
Church of Christ at Hollybrook
Church of God of Prophesy
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
Clear Fork Baptist Church
Crandon Community Worship Center
Crandon Pentecostal Holiness Church
Davis United Methodist Church
Dry Fork Baptist Church
Goshen United Methodist Church
Grapefield Church of God
Green Hill Church
Green Valley United Methodist Church Heritage Baptist Church
Laurel Fork Baptist Church
Laurel Fork Church of Christ
Leyburn Presbyterian Church
Lighthouse Pentecostal Church
Mechanicsburg Christian Church
Mountain Top Holiness Church
Mount Zion United Methodist Church
New Hope Church
New Hope Union Church
Pine Grove United Methodist Church
Red Oak Union Church
Rocky Gap Church of Christ
Rocky Gap Pentecostal Holiness Church
Rocky Gap United Methodist Church
Round Bottom United Methodist Church
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Shady Grove United Methodist Church
Sharon Lutheran Church
Shiloh United Methodist Church
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Shrader's United Methodist Church
Trinity United Methodist Church
Tynes Chapel AME Zion Church
Wesendonck United Methodist Church
Wilderness Church of God
Wilderness Lighthouse
The history of Bland County from the rural hamlets through the fertile farming valleys and up the mountain hollows is reflected in the history and heritage of the county's churches. For generations before the county was opened up by the tunnels of East River and Big Walker Mountains, community life was centered around church life. The construction of the community's church was often one of the first community projects undertaken, even as land was cleared for farms and homes. The circuit preachers serving the area acted as missionaries, encouraging the spiritual values of respect for God, stewardship of the land, and respect and love for each other. As the county grew and expanded, the churches followed the settlements and formed an invisible but ever-present network.

Today Bland County still enjoys a rich and diverse religious life and the influence of this is evident in the lives of the men and women who continue to express the Joy of Life in their relationships with their neighbors. Services of many denominations can be found almost every day of the week in a structure of white frame, brick, or cinderblock. The resident or visitor only needs to look.