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Holy Land Informational Meeting

Holy Land Informational Meeting

Some folks from First Baptist Greenville, led by Tony Hopkins, will be taking a pilgrimage to Israel in April 2024. If you’d like to know more about the trip, there will be an informational meeting on Sunday, October 8, at 2:00pm in the Fellowship Hall.

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Senior Minister Search Concluded!

Senior Minister Search Concluded!

We are blessed to announce to you that our search has concluded. Guided by profound enthusiasm and a sense of tranquility inspired by the Holy Spirit, the Senior Minister Search Committee will on Sunday, October 1, present to you our unanimous nominee for the position...

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Pilgrimage@First

Pilgrimage@First

Information Meeting in Parlor after worship on Sunday, September 24 Pilgrimages are those intentional trips to other places (the word itself comes from an ancient pre-Italian word that literally means “away from the land”) whose sacredness and religious value have the...

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Navigating Griefland

Each of us at some time or other feels like the victim of emotions we can’t name: an inexplicable loss of energy combined with sleeplessness, a mysterious anxiety which doesn’t seem related to any upcoming event, an anger or impatience with those we love, a sense of...

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Faith at Home—at Church

Faith at Home—at Church

Join us on Sunday, September 17, at 10:30am for a morning of worship for all ages led by Traci Smith. Traci Smith is an ordained minister, mother of three, and author of the bestselling Faithful Families series of books. Traci’s passion is helping families find times...

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Welcome, Deanna Flanagan

Welcome, Deanna Flanagan

We are pleased to welcome Deanna Flanagan to our church staff! Deanna has been hired as the Finance Office Assistant, and her first day was August 25. She comes to us well qualified to be a valuable part of our accounting department. In late April this year, two...

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Focus on Missions: Canned Fruit Collection

Focus on Missions: Canned Fruit Collection

First Baptist Greenville has a long history of supporting our neighbors in need by collecting canned fruit for the United Ministries Food Pantry. We have a wonderful team of volunteers who gather fruit donations each month and deliver them to United Ministries on...

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Lula Whilden World Mission Emphasis

Lula Whilden World Mission Emphasis

During the month of October, First Baptist Greenville will highlight ministries supported by three of our affiliations: Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF), Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of South Carolina (CBFSC) and the Alliance of Baptists (AoB). We will collect a...

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Deacon Nominations Due Now

Deacon Nominations Due Now

The Deacon Nominating Committee invites all church members to submit names of servant leaders for consideration to serve on the Diaconate. This group of sixteen individuals will begin their three-year term on January 1, 2024. The Deacon Nominating Committee has agreed...

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Friday Morning Bible Study

Friday Morning Bible Study

Reading John, Encountering Jesus: A Study of the Gospel of John September 15-November 17 10:00-11:30am in the AYMC Facilitated by Michelle McClendon Cost: $50 per person Register by September 11 by emailing Becky Bouton or Michelle McClendon. A remote option will be...

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Men’s Bible Study

Men’s Bible Study

The Wednesday Morning Men’s Bible Study Group will resume meeting on September 13 at 6:30am on the Terrace Level of the AYMC. This is the beginning of our third decade of study and fellowship together. All men of the congregation are invited to join in as we continue...

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Flower Service

Flower Service

Is this where you belong? Both the Flowers to Friends and the Flower Guild need new members. Sunday morning flowers are taken and put in smaller arrangements to be taken to those in facilities or homebound. They need more arrangers and deliverers. The Flower Guild...

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Multi-Sensory Care

Multi-Sensory Care

Brain scientists say the brain sits in the dark, silent box of the skull unaware of what is going on until the five senses send their information there to be interpreted. The church, trying to share its messages of love, concern and hope, has long depended upon the...

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