Posts from 2026

During our Women’s Day celebration on Sunday, May 17, we recognized the ladies of our congregation who are 90 years old and older! We were also blessed to have several of these phenomenal women present for today’s service. They were also joined by Rev. Doyle and other ladies of First Baptist for a group photo!

Attention Class of 2026 Graduates! We will recognize our Class of 2026 graduates on Sunday, June 14, during our 10:00 a.m. Worship Service. These graduates include high school, college, and postgraduate students only. We are asking our graduates to complete an “About the Graduate” form and return it to the Church Office by Sunday, May 31:

Happy Birthday to our members celebrating a birthday in May 2026!

For the Spring 2026 event for Operation InAsMuch, members, ministries, and auxiliaries went into the Winston-Salem community and provided service in several locations. Following their outreach, members returned to First Baptist Church and reported on their activities. Please click here to view the entire album!

During our Morning Worship Service on Sunday, April 19, we recognized our youth on their achievements! Congratulations to all!

The FBC Health & Wellness Ministry hosted this second workshop, and Deaconess Cynthia Jerald, a master gardener, demonstrated how to plant strawberries, cucumbers, and spinach in pots. The workshop was directed to novices who were interested in growing fresh, healthy food at home. Please click here to view the entire album!

This year’s Good Friday Service will be on Friday, April 3, at 12:00 p.m.! Rev. Glenn Pettiford will deliver the message, followed by lunch. Please join us on Friday, April 3, at 12 noon! Bulletin Media

Happy Birthday to our members celebrating a birthday in April 2026!

The Lay Caregivers Ministry held a Grief and Bereavement Workshop conducted by Tara Sessoms, LCMHC, director at the Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina, on Saturday, March 21, in the Family Life Center. The workshop was designed to help our church family understand and respond to loss in a Christ-centered way and to explore biblical perspectives on grief. This gathering will offer a safe, respectful space for learning, reflection, and quiet presence, without pressure to share. Please click here to view the…

The Lay Ministry of the Caregivers celebrated their 30th anniversary today. The Ministry was formed to maintain the bond of fellowship between our shut-ins and the church. Please click here for more information about this ministry!