Wyldewood Baptist Church
3030 Witzel Avenue
Oshkosh, WI 54904
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Pastor Randy King
(920) 235 - 5400 Ext. 202
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Pastor Jason Brenenstuhl
(920) 235 - 5400 Ext. 205
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Pastor Jim Souza
(920) 235 - 5400 Ext. 207
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Pastor Richard Clayton
(920) 235 - 5400 Ext. 209
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| Our weekly service times are as follows: | | Sunday School | 9:30am | | Sunday Morning Worship | 10:45am | | Sunday Evening | 6:00pm | | Tuesday Morning Ladies Soulwinning | 9:00am | | Tuesday Churchwide Visitation | 6:30pm | | Wednesday Evening Prayer and Bible Study | 7:00pm | | Saturday Morning Visitation | 9:30am |
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Our church is unapologetically independent Baptist. When our church was founded in 1961 it was pastored by Doug Kasten. He was a graduate of Baptist Bible College in Springfield, Missouri. From that time until this, we have had a loose affiliation with pastors of the Baptist Bible Fellowship of Wisconsin. We support several BBF foreign missionaries and attend the Wisconsin BBF youth camps. |
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The three main purposes of our church are to glorify God, win lost souls, and edify believers. We believe that the Great Commission, as given in Matthew 28:19-20, is the marching orders for all true churches today. We endeavor to use all honorable, wise, and effective means to obey God's commands and fulfill His purpose for our church. A major emphasis of our ministry is challenging, preparing, and equipping soldiers of the cross to be laborers in God's vineyard. |
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Wyldewood Baptist Church was founded in June of 1961 under the name "Southside Baptist Church." It was located on the south side of Oshkosh in a former Methodist church building, on the corner of 11th and Minnesota. A handful of people gathered under the leadership of Pastor Doug Kasten and began to build a Bible-believing, independent Baptist church. For a brief time, the church was also pastored by Ilah Claycomb, until June of 1965, when Pastor Howard Nelson was called to lead the church. |
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