Two Great Weekly Worship Services

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We have classes designed for everyone to find a group going through similar life-stages.  Adults, we make you 3 promises:

1. You won't be asked to read the Bible aloud, unless you volunteer to;

2. You won't be asked to answer a question about the Bible aloud, unless you volunteer to; and, 

3. You won't be asked to pray aloud, unless you volunteer to.

Our classes allow you to learn without stress.  Let us help you find a group you're comfortable learning with.

Enjoy a breakfast in our Life Cafe', across the alley-way in our FLC (the building that borders Main St.).  It's on a donation basis and you can have fresh waffles, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, biscuits, donuts, fruit, coffee and juice.  Come enjoy not only a great meal but also great fellowship anytime from 8:30 a.m. until 9:15 a.m.  Then join us for Sunday School or The Crossing contemporary worship @ 9:15 a.m.  Coffee will be available during The Crossing worship at The Crossing Coffee Bar. 

Wonderful Wednesdays begins with our professionally prepared supper in our Fellowship Hall each week @ 5 p.m.  Along with a delicious hot meal, you can get a salad from the salad bar, with all kinds of "fixin's" and an assortment of desserts.  Kids often are offered an alternative menu.  The cost is only $5 for youth and adults; kids are only $3 each.

At 6 p.m., Adults stay in the Fellowship Hall for a season of prayer together and then teaching from Dr. Ron. Youth go up to ROCK student ministry.  And, children go to the Children's Theater for "ELEVATE."

FBC Blytheville has the most successful daycare in the city.  Your precious little one is looked after by trained and highly-qualified personnel, and are given the best of care possible.  To learn more, call Cindy, our director at 870-763-0399.

Our new CHILDREN'S THEATER is ready and we are having our Children's Church in there and also our Wednesday night award-winning program for kids called ELEVATE - a ministry that helps kids learn Biblical principles in a fun and exciting format.  This is an innovative way for kids to learn and grow in Christ.  We encourage parents to visit with us to see the exciting format of ELEVATE.  Wednesdays @ 6 to 7 p.m.  

We have a lot of special events planned for our senior adults, from short day trips to overnight conferences in the Smokey's and at Branson, MO.  If you're looking for a group your age who enjoys getting up and getting out, join with our Seniors. 

• TNT - our monthly meeting at noon on the second Mondays of each month is suspended until April (you know how cold weather can be dangerous for Senior Adults).

"Ed-ertainment" will be with us during our "Valentine's Banquet," Wednesday February 13, 2019 @ 5 p.m.  Ed will perform his "I've Heard That Song Before" concert.

Ed has been performing for decades in churches all over the U.S.  He currently lives in Miami, but travels wherever God opens the door.  Ed's ministry is a combination of vocal music, comedy and inspiration.  

Katie has been called to serve as the co-Worship Leader at New Life Church in Colorado Springs, CO and had to move during the time we had her originally scheduled.  Don't worry - we will reschedule after she gets settled into her new ministry.  

Her resume includes recordings for Disney, Sea World, Play Doh, Dreamworks, and  she was the voice of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade theme song in New York five years in a row.  She has toured with several of the largest evangelistic ministries in the world, including a concert in Indonesia of over 100,000. And is a regular as a worship leader and singer at Al Denson's Experience Conferences.

She loves the Lord with all her heart and that love comes through as she shares her gift in concert and worship.  Plus, she is the daughter of Dr. Ron & Angela.   

Dr. Bob G. Magee leads these 25 singers that features a variety of music including classical sacred music, spirituals, and contemporary arrangements.  

The Williams Singers are known for their adherence to high spiritual and musical ideals. They travel extensively during the academic year representing Williams Baptist College in churches, state Baptist conventions, youth meetings, and civic groups.