  :: Special Outreach Worship Service in Fiddletown!
  :: Our Mission
  :: Our Vision
  :: What We Believe
  :: Our History
  :: High School & Young Adult Ages
  :: Adult Classes
  :: Pastor Sam McConehea Led the Congregation for 30 Years
  :: COME OUT OF HER MY PEOPLE
  :: Middle School Ages
  :: Bible Story Time (BST) Classes for Ages 2 - Middle School
  :: Scriptural Facts About the Church
  :: Why I Am Not A Protestant
  :: Revival Meeting: December 28, 2006 - December 31, 2006
  :: Revival Meeting: December 30, 2004 - January 2, 2005
  :: Memorial Day Fellowship Meeting: May 26 - May 29, 2005
  :: Why Did This Happen to Me?
  :: God's People are One
  :: Fellowship Meeting: August 31 - September 3, 2006
  :: You Must Be Born Again
  :: True Belief in God
  :: The Word of God
  :: The True Holy Spirit Gift of Tongues
  :: Who are God’s true people, what are they like, and what are they not like?
  :: What is Sin?
  :: What Must I do to Be Saved?
  :: Heaven and hell – what are these places like, and why?
  :: Why do we have so many religions?
  :: God - Who is he and what is he like?
  :: Where am I in my relationship with God?

The Church of God

in Carmichael, CA

Come Visit Us!

Reg Service Times

Sunday 10:00 am & 6:00 pm Worship Services

Tuesday 7:00 pm Bible Study Classes for all ages, including the children's Bible Story Time (BST)

Thursday 7:00 pm Prayer & Worship Service

Address

The Church of God

5334 Whitney Ave

Carmichael, CA 95608

Ph: (916) 482-7128

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Memorials

Pastor Sam McConehea Led the Congregation for 30 Years

by Steve Gibson Sacramento Bee Staff Writer October 20, 1999

Pastor Samuel McConehea, 81, who led the Church of God in Carmichael for three decades, died Monday after a series of strokes.

Bro Sam McConehea

He was in the pulpit, preaching to his congregation at a Thursday evening service, when he suffered his first stroke in September 1994, said John Tiner Sr., a member of the church.
He was known to almost everyone as "Brother Sam" and eschewed the title of "reverend," Tiner said.
He didn't have any formal divinity training, Tiner said. "He preferred to be called 'brother' or 'pastor.' He used to say it's a calling from God, not something man can train you to do."