FAQs

Dress as you feel appropriate.  In our services you will see suits and ties, as well as jeans and t-shirts.

Please look for our greeters at the front doors.  They are here to answer questions and make you feel at home.  Also, located just inside you will find our Welcome Desk, someone will also be there to answer your questions.

Our nursery is available for all children birth-three years old during worship services.  Your child’s comfort and safety are our top concerns.  All our nursery volunteers have undergone background checks. 

We welcome all children in our worship services.  To help keep their attention, we provide Children’s Bulletins and Worship Bags for your child to enjoy during the Worship service. You may pick up those materials in the foyer just outside the sanctuary. Children also have the option of attending grade school aged Bible studies, which run at the same time as the worship services. 

We see the church as a place to equip parents to be the primary spiritual influence in the lives of their kids.  However, we understand that all children are different. Sunday school is offered at both worship times. In Sunday School, they will have a lesson, craft and/or game that centers around a Bible story. 

We are located at 325 W. McCarty Lane, on the corner of Hunter Road and McCarty Lane.

Yes!  “Sunday School” is not just for children. Our Bible Fellowship Hour provides a great foundation for children to learn that God’s word is truth and applicable in all avenues of life. 

As adults we are to build upon that foundation.  We believe that God has designed us to be life long learners.  Our bible study groups allow us to learn not only from the Bible but also from the life experiences of those around us.  We offer a variety of Bible Studies at 9:30am and 11:00am. Check with our greeters at the Welcome Desk to learn more about those options.

At First Baptist we recognize that we are better together.  Studying the Bible with others gives us the opportunity to apply what we learn, to be there for one another and to see God work in the lives of those around us.