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Commitment Sunday, November 17, 2024

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Sunday, November 17, 2024

Commitment Sunday

FBC Sanctuary

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Scripture includes: Philippians 4:10-20

Interim Rev. Steve Zimmerman will preach a sermon entitled, “It’s Better Shared

This is the season after Pentecost in the Christian year. Having celebrated the “birthday of the church” through the giving of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost, we enter the Season after Pentecost for 24 weeks, to celebrate the existence of the church and recall her mission in the world. The liturgical color for the season is green, symbolic of the church’s growth and mission.

 

Today is Commitment Sunday at First Baptist Church. During the service, in addition to blessing our tithes and offerings, our church family prayerfully presents their financial pledges to God and the ministries of this church for the coming year. (If you haven’t had a chance to fill yours out yet, please make your heart dedication today and mail/email your pledge card this week to the church office).

Giving of our Resources

Please continue to give generously to the ministries of our church in 2023, 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!https://youtu.be/qlG9Kj034sY

Twenty-Fifth Sunday after Pentecost, November 10, 2024

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Sunday, November 10, 2024

Twenty-Fifth Sunday after Pentecost

FBC Sanctuary

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Scripture includes: Matthew 6:25-34

Rev. Steve Zimmerman will preach a sermon entitled, “Don’t Worry- Trust!

This is the season after Pentecost in the Christian year. Having celebrated the “birthday of the church” through the giving of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost, we enter the Season after Pentecost for 24 weeks, to celebrate the existence of the church and recall her mission in the world. The liturgical color for the season is green, symbolic of the church’s growth and mission. 

Giving of our Resources

Please continue to give generously to the ministries of our church in 2024, 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!

 

Scripture includes: Matthew 6:25-34

Rev. Steve Zimmerman will preach a sermon entitled, “Don’t Worry- Trust!

This is the season after Pentecost in the Christian year. Having celebrated the “birthday of the church” through the giving of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost, we enter the Season after Pentecost for 24 weeks, to celebrate the existence of the church and recall her mission in the world. The liturgical color for the season is green, symbolic of the church’s growth and mission. 

All Saints’ Sunday, November 3, 2024

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Sunday, November 3, 2024

All Saints’ Sunday

FBC Sanctuary                                                                                                     

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Virtual Worship

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Scripture includes: Hebrews 12:1-3

Rev. Steve Zimmerman will preach a sermon entitled, “Living in the Past, Present, and Future

As we honor those faithful saints who have gone before us, remembering their legacies and cherishing their memories, we ought to ask ourselves: what will my legacy be? Will I be remembered as someone who followed the Way of Jesus faithfully?

 

Today is All Saints’ Sunday in the Christian year. All Saints’ Day, November 1, is also known as All Hallows’ Day; its eve gave us the term “Halloween.” We celebrate All Saints’ Day in worship on the first Sunday in November, memorializing the saintly status of all Christian people, especially those we have lost from our own church family in the last year. The liturgical color is white, signifying that it is Christ who lives in the saints.

Giving of our Resources

Please continue to give generously to the ministries of our church in 2023, 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!

 

Reformation Sunday, October 27, 2024

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Sunday, October 27, 2024

Reformation Sunday

FBC Sanctuary

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Scripture includes: Matthew 19:16-26

Guest Preacher Rev. Steve Zimmerman will preach a sermon entitled, “Do You Possess It or Does It Possess You?

We Welcome Rev. Steve Zimmerman, to the pulpit today. Steve will be serving as FBC’s Interim Pastor beginning in November.

This is the season after Pentecost in the Christian year. Having celebrated the “birthday of the church” through the giving of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost, we enter the Season after Pentecost for 24 weeks, to celebrate the existence of the church and recall her mission in the world. The liturgical color for the season is green, symbolic of the church’s growth and mission. 

Giving of our Resources

Please continue to give generously to the ministries of our church in 2024, 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!

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