
We have Something For Everyone
Learning and applying God’s Word is the key to a personal relationship with Christ. That is why Sunday School (Bible Study) plays such a vital role in spiritual growth and development. Sunday morning Bible study groups provide time together with other believers where questions can be asked, discussion can occur and fellowship can take place.

1. You can submit personal requests for prayer with an email (fbcfranklinton.prayer@gmail.com), with a phone call (985-839-3337), or with a prayer request card. Drop a card in the box on the desk just outside the prayer room.
2. You can join us in praying. The Intercessory Prayer Room (the pastor’s old study – behind the Sanctuary) is available almost 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you are interested in this ministry of praying for others, contact the church office.
We believe in the power of prayer. We believe God hears the prayers we pray for others. We encourage you to participate in the Intercessory Prayer Ministry.
FBC Kids
The purpose of REACH student ministry is centered around LOVE. Our LOVE for God is why we REACH up to Him through His Word and through worship. Our LOVE for people is why we do evangelism, connect with each other and seek to help the world. Our LOVE for people flows from our love for God.
Find out more about REACH student ministry through
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/groups/111935135761/
Twitter – @fbcreach
Instagram – @fbcreach
First Baptist Church has had a history of a powerful music ministry marked by excellence and enthusiasm.
As First Baptist journeys into the future, we recognize the changing culture of music and worship. We have intentionally chosen a music path to utilize the best of both traditional worship songs and hymns and the best of contemporary music. We are a multi-generational church with a worship style that is intended to be multi-generational.
Our hope is to offer something for everyone.
Do you ever find yourself thinking………..
* It’s up to me to make others happy
* I’m fine on my own
* No one knows how I fell
* I regret what I’ve done in the past
* I wish I didn’t act that way
* I fear the future
* If I act right, I’ll be right
* Compared to others my problems are small
* I just need to pray harder and read my Bible more….then I’ll get better
* Time heals all wounds
God’s Word Says:
“You can’t heal a wound by saying it’s not there.” Jeremiah 6:14, TLB
THE 8 PRINCIPLES OF CELEBRATE RECOVERY:
- Admitting Need
- Getting Help
- Letting Go
- Getting Honest
- Making Changes
- Repairing Relationships
- Maintaining Momentum
- Recycling Pain
