Church profile
New City Church
Confessionally Baptist (BFM 2000) · Bath, ME
Confessionally Baptist (BFM 2000) in Bath
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About this church
New City Church in Bath, Maine, meets for worship on Sundays at 10 a.m. at 191 Centre Street. The site describes the gathering as blended, joining modern songs and older hymns with prayer and Christ-centered preaching, and invites visitors to come as they are in terms of dress. The church is confessionally Baptist, adopts the Baptist Faith and Message 2000, and is part of the Pillar Network.
Beyond Sunday, the church emphasizes discipleship through expository preaching, catechesis and personal devotion to Scripture, along with family and fellowship, outreach, and training leaders for church planting. Its site lists a pastoral residency program, a Feed My Sheep outreach, and a Church 4 Life page, plus sermon and podcast archives and a link to RightNow Media. A contact form lets newcomers say they are new and ask questions before visiting. The homepage also mentions a recently signed lease on a new space that is being built out in phases, so the meeting location may change; check the website for the current address before visiting. Giving is available online.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 5, 2026. Sources: Homepage: Sunday worship, values, building update · Beliefs adopted from the BFM2000 · Address and Sunday time
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Hours
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Location
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