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WELCOME!

Thanks for your interest in Eastman First Baptist. We hope you find our website helpful and we especially hope that it encourages you to give us a visit!

Our mission is to take God’s unchanging truth to our ever-changing world. We strive to make sure that every member and guest experiences faithful, uncompromising biblical preaching and teaching; the best blend of contemporary and traditional worship; and most of all the love of Christ flowing through His people as you are welcomed and encouraged each time you come.

So take a few minutes to enjoy our site and we hope that you will plan a visit soon!

- Pastor Todd Crosby

What time do we meet on Sundays?

Worship is at 8:45 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. with C.O.R.E. Groups meeting at 10:00 a.m.

We also have an evening worship service at 6:00 p.m.

C.O.R.E. Groups & Bible Studies

We have a small group for everyone!

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Where do I go when I arrive?

Below, you will find a link to directions to First Baptist Church along with a facilities map that will show you where parking, the Children’s Ministry Center, The Station for Youth, and our Church Welcome Center is located.

At the Welcome Center, our church family will happily direct you to the worship service or one of our C.O.R.E. Group classes.

What do I do after the service?

Our pastors would love to meet you and answer any questions you may have.

Please visit the Welcome Center in the Fellowship Hall after service.

Facility Map

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What do my children do?

We have a fun, Gospel-centered place just for your children! On Sundays at Ministry for Generations, we provide childcare for babies through three-year-olds during every service while Children’s Church for our preschoolers takes place during the 11:00 a.m. service.

Children and Youth C.O.R.E. Groups are at 10:00 a.m. Children can be dropped off at the Children’s Ministry Center while youth meet in The Station, located on 6th Avenue across the street from the main church building.

Check out the youth and children's pages below to find out more information and activities you will not want to miss!

Youth @ The Station

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Ministry for Generations

Does FBC Eastman have a college ministry?

Yes! We have a thriving college and young adult ministry, Grounded, and we are excited to see how this group will continue to grow. We have two C.O.R.E. Groups on Sundays at 10 a.m. for college students and career singles and Tuesday night Grounded Bible study at 6:30 p.m.

Grounded

The college and young adult ministry at FBC Eastman.

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What do I need to wear?

Our church is about Christ and not fashion on Sunday morning. Most of our members dress casually. We encourage our guests to dress comfortably and modestly. Both shorts and suits are welcome!

What is the teaching style?

At Eastman First Baptist we are committed to helping people understand the Bible in its proper context. We believe that the best way to do that is through expository preaching and so we most often preach through entire books of the Bible. We also believe in giving equal treatment to the Old and New Testaments and strive to make sure that our preaching and teaching is driven by the Gospel, the Bible’s main message of God saving sinners through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.