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EASTER SEASON

We are now well into the Easter season, which lasts up till Pentecost Sunday (May 19th this year). While not quite as much is going on at church as we had during March, Sunday worship and Sunday School are still going on. Plus Pastor is teaching a Lay Study Class on Tuesday evenings. Call him for details.

Welcome to the website of the First Baptist Church of Rome, New York! We're glad you've stopped in. Please take a few moments to browse around. We would also love to have you come visit our church if you have not yet done so, if you're interested, please send us an email through our contact page, or phone us at [315]-336-2610. Tuesday 9 AM to 1 PM or Thursday 9 AM to 3 PM would be the best time to call. (Pastor Broughton is available at other times by appointment.)

First Baptist is an active member of the American Baptist Churches of the USA and is part of the region known as the American Baptist Churches of New York State. We participate in the various ministries of the Mohawk-Oneida Association of American Baptists. We also cooperate locally with the Rome Clergy Association, an ecumenical body that sponsors several services throughout the year.

...Our mission is to worship God,
care for one another in Christian love,
and serve our neighbors by sharing with
them the Good News of Jesus Christ...

Upcoming Events

BASEMENT SALE
Our American Baptist Women are holding a basement sale fundraiser in the Social Hall. Booths available. Call the church office for details.
5/25/2013 9:00:00 AM

LAY STUDY CLASS
Though this is a ten-week class, anyone can attend at anytime. Topic is Worship.
5/28/2013 7:00:00 PM

Publications & News

From Your Diaconate (September 2012)
Whenever I read or think of Psalm 139, I am awestruck by a heightened sense of intimacy with God my creator and benefactor, who is all-knowing, everywhere, and all-powerful.

From Your Diaconate (June 2012)
Memories are often personal and therefore subjective, and sometimes looked at and responded to in ways that affect our future. How can we see and sort them out as God sees them?