Park Street Baptist Church

About this church

Park Street Baptist Church in St. Petersburg holds Sunday worship services at 9 and 11 a.m., with Life Groups between them at 10 a.m. The church describes itself as an independent Baptist congregation centered on the Great Commission, leading people to Christ, baptism, and growth as disciples. Guests can stop at the welcome center for directions to the auditorium, classrooms, nursery, and restrooms; a connection card may be exchanged there for a visitor gift. Preaching and teaching are presented as Bible-based and practical. The church is at the corner of Park Street and Tyrone Boulevard, an especially useful landmark for a first visit.

At 11 a.m., children have a separate Super Church program, while the nursery serves infants and toddlers and lets new families observe before leaving a child. Wednesday programming begins with Awana for children at 6:45 p.m.; youth, college-age adults, and the adult Bible study meet at 7 p.m. Park Street also supports more than 80 missionaries through Faith Promise giving, sends mission teams, and encourages students preparing for mission work. The official pages do not publish service length, musical style, Communion frequency, parking instructions, accessible-entry details, hearing or sensory accommodations, child check-in procedures, worker-screening practices, or a current livestream schedule, so guests who need those particulars should ask the church before arriving.

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