Many have been saved and discipled at West Huntsville. God has blessed us through the years. Because of its location near Redstone Arsenal, the WHBC family has ministered to people from all over the world, and has sent out missionaries and members to all parts of the globe. We believe in a bright future that is more glorious than the past and that God will continue to use WHBC in the salvation of souls, in the edification of the saints and the spreading of the Gospel throughout the world – disciples making disciples. We invite you to become a part of this exciting ministry.

West Huntsville has upgraded the buildings and has intensified its efforts to make disciples here in Huntsville and around the world.

The Lord impressed Pastor Scott that WHBC should be debt free. At that time WHBC had outstanding building debt of $125,000. In just a few months, the debt was paid and since then West Huntsville has experienced the rain of God’s blessing.

Scott Gossett became the pastor and has been used of God to guide WHBC to be a “Worshiping Church” and a “Giving Church.”

The South Educational Building was completed when Max Barton served as pastor.

The North Educational Building was built during the time that Sam Wolfe served as pastor.

Worship services were held in the stone church building until the present worship center was dedicated. Cecil O’Rear was pastoring at this time.

The wooden church building burned. The people of West Huntsville banded together under the leadership of J. Vernon Rich and completed building a new stone structure only four months later.

During C.L. Culpepper’s ministry, the property at the corner of 8th Avenue and Triana Boulevard was purchased and a new wooden building was built.

West Huntsville Baptist church was organized. J.A. Eaves was elected as the first pastor and B.L. Tipps was elected as the sexton. The people of West Huntsville began meeting in a building on 7th Avenue that continues currently to serve as a residence.