Very odd question for you all.
 

I drive truck for a living. I spend around 3 of every 4 Sundays on the road. Lol, do you know of any churches with parking lots large enough to accommodate an 18 wheeler? I never really know from one week to the next where I'm going to end up, but I would love to have a list I could consult. Thanks.:yourock

Re: Very odd question for you all.
 

Yes, in our little town. At the WalMart across the street. You just might have to do some shopping before or after services. They are open 24/7.

Mineola, TX.

Re: Very odd question for you all.
 

What areas do you travel Bro Jason?
Folks could possibly give you some church numbers
and you could maybe contact someone for information.

Re: Very odd question for you all.
 

Well, pretty much draw a line from Eagan MN to Laredo TX and anything east of there (although I go west of there on occasion). Thanks!!

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We have a Dallas terminal (so we run that area) so that's a possibility for me. Thank you.

Re: Very odd question for you all.
 

If you are ever in the Nashville / Murfreesboro TN area there is plenty of parking for a big rig at The Experience Community Church, 521 Old Salem Road, Murfreesboro TN 37129. Services on Sunday are 9am, 11am, and 6 pm.

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More Life UPC sits right off of I-10 and it is in Grand Bay, AL at the next to last exit before crossing over into Mississippi if headed west.

They have a parking lot big enough for an 18 wheeler, a gas station that can accommodate an 18 wheeler is within walking distance of the church and there is a major truck stop that is also within walking distance of that church.

They have a very friendly ministry and they are used to accommodating interstate travelers all the time.


The Pentecostals of Apopka is also situated so that you could park on the side of the road and walk across the street to their church-- but the church isn't near an Interstate.

It does, however, sit right on U.S. Hwy 441-- an alternative truck route through central Florida. It is not strange to see 18 wheelers on HWY 441.