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Fourth Sunday of Easter, April 26, 2026
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Sunday, April 26, 2025 
Fourth Sunday of Easter
FBC Sanctuary
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Virtual Worship
Facebook Live & YouTube Live
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Scripture includes: 1 Peter 2:19-25 and John 10:1-10
Rev. Dr. Mike Hatfield will preach a sermon entitled, “It’s Tough Following a Shepherd”
Today is the Fourth Sunday of Easter. Easter Sunday was the beginning of the season of Eastertide in the liturgical year. Eastertide is celebrated from Easter Sunday for fifty days, until the day of Pentecost, and focuses on the meaning of Christ’s resurrection. The liturgical color is white, symbolizing light, victory, and eternal life.
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Please continue to give generously to the ministries of our church in 2026, whether in-person or online here – or mail / drop off your tithes and offerings to the church office. Your gifts help us to continue to minister through in-person and virtual church services, Bible studies, ministry to the community, and more.
Thank you for providing for the mission and ministry of First Baptist Church!
Third Sunday of Easter, April 19, 2026
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Sunday, April 19, 2025
Third Sunday of Easter
FBC Sanctuary
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Virtual Worship
Facebook Live & YouTube Live
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Scripture includes: 1 Peter 1:17-23 and Luke 24:13-35
Rev. Dr. Mike Hatfield will preach a sermon entitled, “Who We Travel With Matters“
Today is the Third Sunday of Easter. Easter Sunday was the beginning of the season of Eastertide in the liturgical year. Eastertide is celebrated from Easter Sunday for fifty days, until the day of Pentecost, and focuses on the meaning of Christ’s resurrection. The liturgical color is white, symbolizing light, victory, and eternal life.
Giving of our Resources
Please continue to give generously to the ministries of our church in 2026, whether in-person or online here – or mail / drop off your tithes and offerings to the church office. Your gifts help us to continue to minister through in-person and virtual church services, Bible studies, ministry to the community, and more.
Thank you for providing for the mission and ministry of First Baptist Church!
Second Sunday of Easter, April 12, 2026
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Sunday, April 12, 2025
Second Sunday of Easter
FBC Sanctuary
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Virtual Worship
Facebook Live & YouTube Live
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Scripture includes: Acts 2:14a, 22-32 and John 20:19-31
Rev. Dr. Mike Hatfield will preach a sermon entitled, “Universal, Timeless Message”
Today is the Second Sunday of Easter. Easter Sunday was the beginning of the season of Eastertide in the liturgical year. Eastertide is celebrated from Easter Sunday for fifty days, until the day of Pentecost, and focuses on the meaning of Christ’s resurrection. The liturgical color is white, symbolizing light, victory, and eternal life.
Giving of our Resources
Please continue to give generously to the ministries of our church in 2026, whether in-person or online here – or mail / drop off your tithes and offerings to the church office. Your gifts help us to continue to minister through in-person and virtual church services, Bible studies, ministry to the community, and more.
Thank you for providing for the mission and ministry of First Baptist Church!
Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026
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Sunday, April 5, 2025
Easter Sunday 
FBC Sanctuary
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Virtual Worship
Facebook Live & YouTube Live
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Scripture includes: Colossians 3:1-4 and John 20:1-18
Rev. Dr. Mike Hatfield will preach a sermon entitled, “A Journey to New Life” –A Meeting in a Garden
Today is Easter Sunday, the joyous celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ! Easter Sunday marks the end of Holy Week, the end of the season of Lent, and is the beginning of Eastertide in the liturgical year. Eastertide is celebrated from Easter Sunday for fifty days, until the day of Pentecost, and focuses on the meaning of Christ’s resurrection. The liturgical color is white, symbolizing light, victory, and eternal life.
Giving of our Resources
Please continue to give generously to the ministries of our church in 2026, whether in-person or online here – or mail / drop off your tithes and offerings to the church office. Your gifts help us to continue to minister through in-person and virtual church services, Bible studies, ministry to the community, and more.
Thank you for providing for the mission and ministry of First Baptist Church!