First Baptist Church of Montgomery City

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.

With the crispness in the air, our gardens slowly dying for the year and the holiday season upon us, we begin to think of those less fortunate.  October is “World Hunger” month.  As God has blessed us abundantly, let us begin praying for this mission and give generously so others can have the nutritional food to sustain their health.  October 14th is our “Emphasis” Sunday.  You may give throughout the month.  Offering envelopes are in the pews.

The Church Council will meet on Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 4:00pm.  Those serving on the church council are Jim Mertz, Tom Oliver, Roy Yager, Cleta Mertz, Phyllis Oliver, Sharon Wehrman and Seth Mertz.

Rev. Fred Barker will be our guest speaker and his sermon title is entitled “Restored” from John 21:1-17. Services begin at 10:30a.m.  Rev. Barker is one of the applicants that the Search Committee is considering. 

Hopewell Baptist Church has extended an invitation to the Ladies of First Baptist to join them for “Baptist Women’s Day of Prayer” on Monday evening, November 5.  The evening will begin at 6:30p.m. with a soup, salad and dessert supper and followed by the program.  They are asking that each church attending to bring one (1) dessert.  Please call Sharon at the church office by November 1st if you plan to attend.  Sharon must RSVP for reservations.

The national week of collection will be here before we know it!  The collection week is November 12-19.  For those filling shoe boxes, please drop them off at the office no later than Sunday, November 11th along with $9.00 for shipping.  Just place your money in the envelop and place in the box.  Remember to place the correct sticker and age so that the the child receiving your box will get the appropriate box.  Envelopes are available on the table in the front foyer.             Here are some example of the items you may pack in your box: dolls, stuffed animals, music instruments, match box cars, jump ropes, yo-yos, toys that light up plus (extra batteries), socks, hats, gloves, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry and watches, flashlights with extra batteries pens, pencils, pencil sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, coloring books, regular books, solar calculators, toothbrushes, bars of soap, washcloths, comb and brush.                DO NOT INCLUDE candy, toothpaste, gum, used or damaged items, war-related items, seeds, food, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items or glass container and aerosol cans.

Rev. Fred Barker, one of our candidates will be filling the pulpit for us on October 21st.  Take this opportunity to acquainted with Rev. Barker.  Remember to invite friends and family.

Join us for worship this Sunday, October 7th.  Rev. Kinneth Parker will bring the message at 10:30am. We have Sunday School at 9:15am.

October is “World Hunger” month.  We will be collecting money for World Hunger throughout the month with an “Emphasis” on October 14th.  Please give generously so those in need may receive the nourishing food they need to sustain healthy bodies.

Rev. Fred Parker will again bring us the message on September 30, at 10:30am.  Rev. Parker has some very powerful messages from God.  We look forward to seeing you at church.