A Message For This Week
January 11 – New Year | Jim Everette – Standing just inside the threshold of a new year, I am led to a passage of scripture that I pray will be our mantra for 2021. Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness...
Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19)
As Coronavirus (COVID-19) recommendations change, we will continue to make decisions in the best interest of our church and community. We are making every effort to keep you informed and will post updates via our website and social media accounts and send email updates as needed.
2021 Spiritual Leadership
Spiritual leaders help us become like Jesus. They look where Jesus is leading, listen to His voice, and try to become like Him; then they invite us to do the same.
Staff Chat
Watch Staff Chat to hear from our FBC Staff Ministers. Share with us topics or ideas for our next staff chat (Click HERE). Staff Chat Episode 21 — Have you ever wondered about the feelings and emotions of those present the night Jesus was born? What experiences did they carry with them...
Opportunities to SERVE
Making a difference in our community is a huge part of our churches identity. We call that mission. God’s mission is to put a broken world back together one person at a time and we’re invited to be a part of that mission. Mission is not something we just do- it...
Hunkered Down Homilies
Writings and things to ponder by Dr. Jim Baldwin, Minister to Senior Adults, during this time of COVID-19. Enjoy!! This week’s Homilies – – January 14 – “Heal Us”: Today’s homily was first spoken as a preface to the sermon I preached at First Baptist Church of Wilmington on January 10....
“Be Still and Know”
The FBC Sanctuary will be open for prayer and meditation every Thursday from 9am to 1pm. While It is true that the people, not the building, make up a church — it is also true that some spaces are sacred to us and help us as we strive to grow in our...
Stained Glass Reflections
Stained Glass Reflections are meditations written by a member of our church reflecting on one of the four stained glass windows in our chapel. We invite you to create a mosaic of your own. This could be from broken tiles, rocks, beans, strips of paper or whatever you have on hand....