History of Hills Chapel

In the early 1900's the people of Lower Rocky Fork Community realized the importance of worshipping God together with other Christians, so they began gathering together.  After many years, this small group with the help of W.E. Stivers organized a group of believers to form the Rocky Fork Christian Union Church in November of 1932.

The church outgrew the old schoolhouse where the meetings were being held and land was bought and construction was started on a new building.  On August 30, 1960, the first worship service was held in the new Hill's Chapel Christian Union Church.  The name was changed in honor of Mr. Delbert Hill who had been such a faithful leader of the congregation and had gone on to his eternal home June 11, 1933.

The congregation still recognizes the importance of worshipping God together with other Christians.  We love God and each other and invite you into our church family.

Christian Union Doctrine

Seven Principles are essential to our fellowship:

1.  The Oneness of the Church of Christ

2.  Christ the Only Head.

3.  The Bible the Only Rule of Faith and Practice.

4.  Good Fruits the Only Condition of Fellowship

5.  Christian Union Without Controversy.

6.  Each Local Church Governs Itself.

7.  Partisan Political Preaching Discountenanced.