We are a group of scripturally saved, scripturally baptized believers, covenanted together to carry out the Lord’s Great Commission. Unlike Catholics, Protestants, and even many Baptist groups, we have an unbroken lineage– church to church- back to the Church Jesus built and settled in Jerusalem. “Remove not the ancient landmark, which thy fathers have set” (Proverbs 22:28).
In these hectic times, there just doesn’t seem to be enough time in the week to do everything, and Sunday has become a day to sleep in, catch up on chores, and maybe squeeze in a little recreation.
There must be more to the dog-eat-dog, work till we drop, rat race we are all in. There must be a way to make a real difference… to find happiness, satisfaction, and fulfillment for ourselves and our family.
Sunday can make a difference at First Landmark Missionary Baptist Church. You are invited to attend our warm and friendly Sunday School and services where we discover and learn from God’s Word how to enjoy and improve our lives.
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Learn about eternal life
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Be a better husband or wife
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Understand the meaning of life
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Help keep your children off drugs
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Learn the meaning of Bible passages
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Teach your family to communicate better
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Gain support during the crises of life
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Help children to respect and obey parents
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Find inner peace
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Gain satisfaction with life
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Have hope for tomorrow
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Look forward to something (heaven)
It is God’s will that all men be saved and come unto the knowledge of the truth (I Timothy 2:4). We are not a “closed” group: in fact, if the Lord is convicting your heart to grow closer to Him, why don’t you join us? If you are wanting to know the Lord in salvation and serve Him the way God expects of all believers, then you need to come! If you have a King James Bible to follow along with the message, bring it along.
In our services, we sing congregational songs from the American Baptist Hymnal (1960), Heavenly Highway Hymns (1956), and Great Gospel Songs & Hymns (1976).
We sing the old hymns because…
In a culture that values the latest and greatest, it’s easy to trade hymns for contemporary worship songs. But keeping these treasures in our services allows the Lord’s people to experience the theology in songs long held by believers who have come before. Unlike contemporary worship songs today, singing truth that has been affirmed by people for hundreds of years further connects us to something bigger than ourselves.
We meet often: three times a week for services, as well as many other times for activities throughout the week because it is important to stay busy in the Lord’s work. As David of old said, “How good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!”