Tilghman Road Church finds its roots from the Patterson Ave, College Ave, Whaleyville, Girdletree and Pittsville Church of God of Prophecy. Some of those Churches date back to 1931 and eventually merged to form Tilghman Road in the early 1990’s.

Long Term Founding Pastor Gary Smith, who also built the Parsonage, Church and Church Gym remained the Pastor of Tilghman Road for 29 years until November, 2016 when he accepted the position of Overseer of Kentucky.

The Church currently sits on the corner of Merritt Mill Road and Tilghman Road in Salisbury, Maryland, right off Route 50, about 30 minutes east of Ocean City.

As a body of believers we can accomplish nothing of eternal significance outside of a relationship with Jesus Christ. This common bond of faith in Him allows us to become one, a family of worshipers. This unique bond of love for one another allows us to be identified as His people as noted in John 13:35 in the NLT where it reads, “Your love for one another will prove to the world that you are my disciples.”

Fellowship, or the act of associating with individuals of shared interests, allows the circle to be completed. We gather together to share everything we have in common, all of our triumphs, all of our losses, all of our joys and all of our sorrows. We are able to count everything as joy because of the relationship we all share with our Savior, Jesus Christ, which allows us all to be counted a part of the family of God.

Our ministries focuses on teaching the word of God and bringing people to salvation through Jesus Christ. We offer several ministries to get involved in. From birth to childhood to Seniors, you will always have a group to support you in your Christian journey. Look at our Church calendar for upcoming events for each ministry or come join us on Sunday for worship service to learn more.

Our missions range from local in the community to global. We have served our local community since 1932 all throughout the year. We have also planted Churches in Bulgaria and Paraguay with several trips throughout the year to aid in missionary work.