About First Baptist Church
Who We Are
At First Baptist Church we have a place for you - whether you're a regular churchgoer, someone who's never been part of a church family or you're new to the Fayetteville area. From Fayetteville to Fort Bragg out to Wade and St. Paul’s, people come from all over to be a part of the First Baptist Church family!
We respect your opinion.
We value your service.
We encourage your growth.
We care for your family.
We know you by name.
Our Mission & Vision
First Baptist Church is a fellowship of believers in Christ offering radical invitation and tangible grace while honoring and using the gifts the Holy Spirit has provided us to build the Kingdom of God in this city and this world.
Our vision is to be a people in whom Christ’s hope flourishes within this broken world.
Our Shared Beliefs
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If you are seeking a family of faith that truly feels like family, we have a place for you.
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If you are seeking a place to discern and live out God’s call in your life, we have a place for you.
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If you are seeking ways to serve and love like Jesus, we have a place for you.
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If you are seeking a church that loves its neighbor churches, we have a place for you.
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If you need forgiveness, ask for it in prayer. Don’t come here first. Ask for it. If you are seeking a place to show you how this forgiveness is possible or want to serve among other repentant sinners blessed by God’s grace and forgiveness, we have a place for you.
Who Are We Affiliated With?
Our History
First Baptist Church of Fayetteville is a multi-generational, diverse congregation located in downtown Fayetteville, NC. The church was constituted on November 25, 1837, with 28 charter members. The present sanctuary was begun in 1906 and dedicated on Sunday, May 1, 1910. Since then, the church plant has grown to include educational spaces, the first church gym in the city, and parking areas for its activities.
FBC’s history reflects our mission to influence the community in Christ’s name. The congregation was instrumental in starting twelve churches in the area. Ecumenical relationships with other downtown churches strengthen our efforts to benefit the community. We provide support of downtown friends to help meet their physical and spiritual needs, along with facilities for organizations to meet.
