Antioch Community Church

About this church

Antioch Community Church in Baton Rouge gathers Sundays at 10:30 a.m. The service is casual and includes contemporary worship, Bible-based teaching, and free coffee. The congregation describes itself as Spirit-led, biblically based, and committed to embracing every nation, tribe, people, and language. Its larger calling is organized around encountering God, making disciples, living on mission, and planting churches. That language gives visitors a clear sense that international mission and everyday discipleship are central rather than peripheral programs.

AntiochKIDS uses creative, age-appropriate Bible teaching, worship, and prayer, while also treating the home as the primary setting for children’s spiritual development and equipping parents for that role. Youth gather weekly for games, worship, teaching, discipleship relationships, mission trips, and summer camp. College students and young adults meet in smaller communities, often sharing meals and building friendships in homes. For someone new to Baton Rouge—especially a student or young adult—the church combines a single accessible Sunday hour with week-to-week community and an outward mission culture. Families can also see how children’s ministry intends to support, not replace, discipleship at home.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Vision, mission, and multicultural identity · Sunday time, service style, and college community · Children’s worship, teaching, and parent partnership · Weekly youth discipleship, events, and missions

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Youth weekly gathering — confirm current day and time on the ministry page

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