First Baptist Church
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In their own words
Statements
statement_of_faith
<!DOCTYPE HTML> What We Believe – First Baptist Church About Us What We Believe Our Pastor Worship Services Counseling Contact us What We Believe We accept the supreme authority of the Word of God. The Bible is the only guide for faith and practice. It is the grid through which we are to evaluate our experiences and opinions, not vice versa. We believe in the normal (literal) interpretation of Scripture. This means that the plain, ordinary reading of a text (a literal reading) is understood as its meaning, unless the text itself suggests that it is to be understood figurativSource ↗
about_us
<!DOCTYPE HTML> About Us – First Baptist Church About Us What We Believe Our Pastor Worship Services Counseling Contact us About Us We are a fellowship of believers, committed to the proclamation of the Gospel and obedience to the Word, in order that we might make disciples of the lost, from salvation to eternal maturity. What We Believe Meet Our Pastor Search for: Come Visit Us! Pastor James explains why we all need Jesus. © 2026 Designed by charity: themesSource ↗
about
About Us – First Baptist Church About Us What We Believe Our Pastor Worship Services Counseling Contact us About Us We are a fellowship of believers, committed to the proclamation of the Gospel and obedience to the Word, in order that we might make disciples of the lost, from salvation to eternal maturity. What We Believe Meet Our Pastor Search for: Come Visit Us! Pastor James explains why we all need Jesus. © 2026 Designed by charity: themesSource ↗
mission
What We Believe – First Baptist Church About Us What We Believe Our Pastor Worship Services Counseling Contact us What We Believe We accept the supreme authority of the Word of God. The Bible is the only guide for faith and practice. It is the grid through which we are to evaluate our experiences and opinions, not vice versa. We believe in the normal (literal) interpretation of Scripture. This means that the plain, ordinary reading of a text (a literal reading) is understood as its meaning, unless the text itself suggests that it is to be understood figuratively or allegorically. We beliSource ↗
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