First Baptist Church of Endicott

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First Baptist Church of Endicott, NY

What Does God Expect of Me?
Nov. 28 – Anticipation: I Am Depending On His Promises

Classes held each Tuesday night.
Call the church for more information. 607.785.6052.

Sunday Praise & Worship
Come experience worship in a whole new way. Sunday Evenings – 6:30pm

A New Outlook
A New Heaven and a New Earth – Revelation 21:1-5

The Young Adults Group would like to thank everyone for their generous donations and hard work while handing out popcorn and drinks on Washington Avenue. Because of all your help, we were able to gather enough bags and supplies to reach our goal of 50!

Special thanks to Amanda Goff, who has agreed to be the new Sunday School Director! Please keep Amanda in your prayers as she begins this new ministry and seeks Gods guidance and direction for the Christian Education Program at First Baptist.

A number of years ago a book came out that became very popular that sought to remind us of our Christian heritage. It told the story of our early forefathers [and mothers] who had a deep abiding faith in Christ. The book is entitled, The Light and the Glory, by Peter Marshall and David Manuel. Of Christopher Columbus it is written that he felt that God had called him to be a Christ-bearer to all with whom he would have contact.

I n August I was privileged to spend a week volunteering at Pathfinder while our
two oldest grandchildren were attending simultaneous [...]

Choir Rehearsal begins Wednesday, September 8th at 7:15 pm & The Praise Team practices each Wednesdays at 6:00PM.
All are welcome!

I have been reading a book entitled, Essential Church? by Thom and Sam Rainer. Dr. Rainers research into the question Why are the 18-35 year olds dropping out of churches across the country was revealing. The bottom line was they did not feel that church was essential to them . . . thus the title of the book. It was not that they did not believe in God. They simply did not think their participation was essential.

Summertime is traditionally a time for family vacations . . . a time away from the routine business of our normal schedules. Sometimes we are able to go away to a lake or the mountains. Or perhaps we just stay at home, but without the pressure of everyday life.

Young Adults Group
Thursday at 7pm at The Emerson House