A place to worship, grow, serve, and stand steadfast in Christ.
Welcome to the Church of God of the Union Assembly in Tomball. We are a church family committed to preaching the Word of God, caring for one another, and serving our community.
Whether you are looking for a church home, need prayer, or simply want to learn more, we would be honored to connect with you.
Men’s Group
A brotherhood encouraging men to grow in faith, fellowship, service, and steadfast commitment to Christ.
A welcoming community where women strengthen one another through grace, fellowship, prayer, and service.
Pastor Paul Smith was born in Dalton, Georgia, and raised in the small town of Stockbridge, just outside Atlanta. From an early age, his life has been devoted to serving the Lord and His Church.
Over the years, Pastor Smith has faithfully served in ministry roles across multiple states. He ministered as an Assistant Pastor in Atlanta, Georgia; Hamilton, Ohio; Fort Worth, Texas; and Denton, Texas. He later served as pastor in Tomball and has ministered throughout Texas and Arkansas. He also served the Assembly as Assistant General Overseer, demonstrating a heart for both leadership and service within the Body of Christ.
Today, Pastor Smith continues to serve in Tomball, where he remains committed to preaching the Word of God, shepherding the church, and enriching the community. Pastor Smith and his wife, Gail, were married in February 1981 and have dedicated their lives to ministry and serving others.
Nathaniel was born and raised in Dalton, Georgia, and was ordained there in 2003. He was born with Spina Bifida but has never allowed it to hinder his work for the Lord.
He has visited many churches throughout the Assembly. In 2016, he married his wife, Mikasta. He served for many years as Youth Pastor in Cleveland, Tennessee, and in 2017 served as pastor in Icard, North Carolina. He returned to Cleveland as Assistant Pastor in 2022 before feeling called in 2024 to assist the church here in Tomball.
Nathaniel desires to continue his work for the Lord until he is called home. He has a deep love and compassion for God’s children and wants to be a help and a blessing.
