by Chris Morris | Aug 31, 2023 | Church News, Serve
Established in 1982 In 1982 a small men’s prayer breakfast group from First Baptist Church of Huntersville felt God’s call to feed the hungry worldwide. Raising money from the community was a novel idea for the members of First Baptist. Until then, they had always...
by Chris Morris | Aug 15, 2023 | Church News, Serve
A truck trailer, an 18-wheeler, stands parked in front of the parsonage, in the place where we sell Christmas trees these days. The far end deep inside the trailer is solid dark, but at the open end two smiles brighten the early evening. It is already autumn, cool and...
by Chris Morris | Sep 19, 2022 | Church News, Giving
Angels & Sparrows was founded in 2008 specifically for local needs in Huntersville, Cornelius, Davidson, and north Charlotte. So far this year the ministry has provided over 140,000 meals to students, families, and seniors in the area. In past years, 10% of all...
by Chris Morris | Aug 31, 2022 | Church News, Serve
Caterpillar Ministries have been meeting the physical and spiritual needs of local people for more than 15 years. Founded by Anne Crawford (on the left) in 2007 and run by Executive Director Sarah Fortner (on the right), Caterpillar Ministries is a grassroots,...
by Chris Morris | Jul 27, 2022 | Adult Ministry, Church News
At First Baptist Church, we believe in sharing God’s Love. Our Evangelism Vision states, “Our passion is to share the Gospel. We are committed to equipping disciples to engage all people individually and with coordinated efforts as a church body. We will...
The Legacy of World Hunger Day at First Baptist Church – HuntersvilleEstablished in 1982 In 1982 a small men’s prayer breakfast group from First Baptist Church of Huntersville […]
World Hunger Then and Now, A Memory by Neal ClaytonA truck trailer, an 18-wheeler, stands parked in front of the parsonage, in the place where we sell Christmas […]
Church in the Park – August 6Church in the Park – August 6 What, When & Where: On Sunday August 6 at 10:30 a.m., First Baptist […]
