Past Events (Page 9)

After Worship:  FBC Fall Business Meeting     Church business to be voted upon 2022 Deacon Candidates – Click here to view the 2022 Deacon Candidate Brochure.    2022 Committee members, trustee board member and endowment board member – Click here to view the 2022 Church Leadership Report.  2022 Ministry Plan Budget – Click here to view the 2022 Ministry Plan Budget Brochure . The First Baptist Church leadership hosted a Q and A presentation and discussion on the 2022 Ministry Plan Budget on Sunday, November…

Join your church leadership on Zoom for a Question-and-Answer discussion on the 2022 Ministry Plan and Budget.  NOTE:  This is an hour later than earlier advertised to accommodate the Walters Memorial Service. The video of this Discussion will be available on the FBC YouTube channel from Monday to Sunday of the next week. Here’s the Zoom invitehttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/7804048047?pwd=L0VDK2FuSEQrN3VPZ0tobEQveGxWdz09 Meeting ID: 780 404 8047 Passcode: 429683

We remember the sacred partners and friends who passed away over the last year.  Join us for a moving time of celebration and lament. 

In Church Parking Lot

Join your church family around the table to celebrate communion together during Sanctuary Worship

Description:  Our FBCG Senior Adults will join others from across the southeast in the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of Georgia’s Senior Adult Retreat on St. Simon Island, Georgia on September 26-28.  This will be a fun opportunity for fellowship and spiritual growth. Theme:  “Come to the Table: The Practice of Sacred Hospitality“ Retreat Leader: Ruth DuCharme, of Macon, Georgia.  She has served for over thirty years as a minister in the area of faith formation. She is currently building a new ministry…

September Mission Speaker Wednesday, September 22, 2021@ 6:00 pm in the Sanctuary Jacob Atem (Ph.D, MPH) Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Southern Sudan Healthcare Organization will give a brief faith story on Sunday, September 12 in worship.  On Wednesday, Jacob, a lost boy of Sudan, will share the broader story of his life as a refugee, person of faith, and global health leader working in Southern Sudan.  A resident of Gainesville, Jacob will inspire and challenge us as we live…

        “True peace comes when we learn to hold God’s Word up to what worries us.  There, we learn we can’t fix ourselves; we can’t protect ourselves. Instead, the Bible tells us we can rest knowing Jesus walked into the broken, sad, scary place to rescue us and love us.  He is the One who fixes.  His is the only protection that matters.” The Women’s Bible Study will begin our Fall study on September 16 at 9:30. At this point we will…