Communion Service, Pastors Abner Cotto-Bonilla (left) and Tim Dalton (right)
We gather each Sunday to worship, learn, and spend time as a faith community
Bring healthy, nonperishable food items to church every Sunday for "Putting Families First: Food, Faith & a Future" co-op
Child care offered during from 10:30-11:45am every Sunday.
- 9:30am Adult Forum
- 10:30am Worship in the Sanctuary
- 11:45am Fellowship Hour
- Free parking in the church lots off Bryant Avenue
Bring healthy, nonperishable food items to church every Sunday for "Putting Families First: Food, Faith & a Future" co-op
Child care offered during from 10:30-11:45am every Sunday.
March Services
Sunday, March 3, 10:30am
WORSHIP AND COMMUNION
Guest Speaker: Rev. Abner Cotto-Bonilla
Scriptures: Ephesians 3: 14-19
Join us as Misión Bautista's Rev. Abner Cotto-Bonilla delivers a powerful message to the congregants of First Baptist Church. We will be having communion this Sunday, and our hope is that you will be able to worship with us as we celebrate Christ's loving sacrifice.
SPECIAL CHOIR MUSIC
Join us on March 3rd as we celebrate communion with special choir music! Guest vocalists will be performing original arrangements of contemporary worship songs, singing beautiful hymns, and edifying the congregation with a powerful choral anthem.
Worship songs:
WORSHIP AND COMMUNION
Guest Speaker: Rev. Abner Cotto-Bonilla
Scriptures: Ephesians 3: 14-19
Join us as Misión Bautista's Rev. Abner Cotto-Bonilla delivers a powerful message to the congregants of First Baptist Church. We will be having communion this Sunday, and our hope is that you will be able to worship with us as we celebrate Christ's loving sacrifice.
SPECIAL CHOIR MUSIC
Join us on March 3rd as we celebrate communion with special choir music! Guest vocalists will be performing original arrangements of contemporary worship songs, singing beautiful hymns, and edifying the congregation with a powerful choral anthem.
Worship songs:
- Forever
- Stronger
- Like a River Glorious
Sunday, March 10, 10:30am
WORSHIP SERVICE
Guest Speaker: Rev. Tamara Kabemba
Scriptures: Luke 8:22-32
Please join us this Sunday as Rev. Tamara Kabemba shares a special message with the congregants of First Baptist.
Worship songs:
WORSHIP SERVICE
Guest Speaker: Rev. Tamara Kabemba
Scriptures: Luke 8:22-32
Please join us this Sunday as Rev. Tamara Kabemba shares a special message with the congregants of First Baptist.
Worship songs:
- Lord Reign In Me
- God Is Able
- Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing
Sunday, March 17, 10:30am
WORSHIP SERVICE
Killing Prophets
Scriptures: Psalm 27, Luke 13:31-35
In some ways, it is an evidence of God’s guiding hand upon the Holy Scriptures that the words of the Prophets have been passed down to us today. This is because they spoke out against the royal and priestly classes so strenuously. They advocated for the poor, the marginalized, and the foreigner. Essentially, they argued for just laws. They maintained that living out the laws of Yahweh was best done with God’s intentions for the laws in mind. The prophets were rarely celebrated during their lives. One such example is Jeremiah, called from birth for a solitary life of prophetic mission to the people of Jerusalem. He warned them of the impending destruction of the city at the hands of the Babylonians and offered words of comfort after the exile. Ultimately he was kidnapped and taken to Egypt where he was stoned to death for his harsh words to the Hebrew community living there.
Jesus laments this reality and wonders aloud what the world might look like if His people would seek His life and shelter. Much of the same can be said of modern day prophets. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking to racism present in our society and Dietrich Bonhoeffer speaking to the Nazi regime. Both were killed at 39 years of age. Both saw the world as God intended it. Both struggled with their call to be prophetic voices. Join us as we consider the pattern of killing prophets and the hope of a better life with God and world that God speaks through their lives.
Worship songs:
WORSHIP SERVICE
Killing Prophets
Scriptures: Psalm 27, Luke 13:31-35
In some ways, it is an evidence of God’s guiding hand upon the Holy Scriptures that the words of the Prophets have been passed down to us today. This is because they spoke out against the royal and priestly classes so strenuously. They advocated for the poor, the marginalized, and the foreigner. Essentially, they argued for just laws. They maintained that living out the laws of Yahweh was best done with God’s intentions for the laws in mind. The prophets were rarely celebrated during their lives. One such example is Jeremiah, called from birth for a solitary life of prophetic mission to the people of Jerusalem. He warned them of the impending destruction of the city at the hands of the Babylonians and offered words of comfort after the exile. Ultimately he was kidnapped and taken to Egypt where he was stoned to death for his harsh words to the Hebrew community living there.
Jesus laments this reality and wonders aloud what the world might look like if His people would seek His life and shelter. Much of the same can be said of modern day prophets. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking to racism present in our society and Dietrich Bonhoeffer speaking to the Nazi regime. Both were killed at 39 years of age. Both saw the world as God intended it. Both struggled with their call to be prophetic voices. Join us as we consider the pattern of killing prophets and the hope of a better life with God and world that God speaks through their lives.
Worship songs:
- Come, Now Is The Time To Worship
- Good Good Father
- How Great Thou Art
Sunday, March 24, 10:30am
WORSHIP SERVICE
Here to Eat and Feed
Scriptures: Isaiah 55:1-9, Luke 13:1-9
Isaiah speaks of a God who offers us good and nutritious food that is free of charge to eat. God says, “Listen carefully to me, and eat what is good, and delight yourselves in rich food, incline your ear, and come to me; listen, so that you may live.” Come to worship, eat and feed those who are hungry for a word of truth, relevance, and authenticity. God offers all that and more!
Worship songs:
WORSHIP SERVICE
Here to Eat and Feed
Scriptures: Isaiah 55:1-9, Luke 13:1-9
Isaiah speaks of a God who offers us good and nutritious food that is free of charge to eat. God says, “Listen carefully to me, and eat what is good, and delight yourselves in rich food, incline your ear, and come to me; listen, so that you may live.” Come to worship, eat and feed those who are hungry for a word of truth, relevance, and authenticity. God offers all that and more!
Worship songs:
- Days Of Elijah
- Good Good Father
- Jesus Paid It All