Worship
Worship is at the heart of everything we do. It’s how we connect with God,
re-center our hearts, and remember who we are and whose we are. Worship is not just something we do for an hour on Sunday—it’s a rhythm of life that shapes how we live, speak, and love every day of the week.
At First Baptist on Broad, we offer two worship services every Sunday to reflect the different ways people experience God’s presence:
We know that people connect with God in different ways, so we value offering a variety of worship experiences. What matters most is gathering together, lifting our hearts in unity, and centering our lives around God's presence and goodness.
And while corporate worship is vital, our hope is that worship doesn't stop when you leave the building. We want our lives—our conversations, our choices, our everyday moments—to become a reflection of worship, because every day is an opportunity to live in gratitude and devotion to the One who gives us life.
re-center our hearts, and remember who we are and whose we are. Worship is not just something we do for an hour on Sunday—it’s a rhythm of life that shapes how we live, speak, and love every day of the week.
At First Baptist on Broad, we offer two worship services every Sunday to reflect the different ways people experience God’s presence:
- A contemporary service at 9:00 AM in our Fellowship Hall with a more modern and casual feel.
- A traditional service at 11:00 AM in our Sanctuary with hymns, liturgy, and a more classic worship style.
We know that people connect with God in different ways, so we value offering a variety of worship experiences. What matters most is gathering together, lifting our hearts in unity, and centering our lives around God's presence and goodness.
And while corporate worship is vital, our hope is that worship doesn't stop when you leave the building. We want our lives—our conversations, our choices, our everyday moments—to become a reflection of worship, because every day is an opportunity to live in gratitude and devotion to the One who gives us life.