Cornerstone Church

About this church

Cornerstone Church in Freeport traces its history to eighteen people who organized the First Baptist Church of Freeport in 1895. The present sanctuary opened in 1928, followed by a Christian-education building in 1955. Today the church’s vision is to worship Jesus passionately, see Freeport and surrounding communities transformed, and spread God’s love more widely. Missionary support, study, food collection, and practical help for neighbors give that vision local expression.

Sunday worship begins at 11:00 a.m. People unable to attend can watch the service on Facebook Live at the same hour. The Pantry Bag Ministry collects canned meat, vegetables, fruit, peanut butter, jelly, tomato sauce, and related shelf-stable items, while another ministry invites requests for help with small household repairs, shopping, yard work, or snow removal. These opportunities describe how the church serves, but their pages do not publish fixed weekly distribution or volunteer hours; contact the congregation before bringing goods or requesting assistance. The church also supports missionaries and ministries in several regions, and a study group provides another point of connection without a publicly stated recurring time. First-time visitors have a clear Sunday destination at 195 Pine Street, but should ask directly about nursery care, children’s programming, accessibility, and study-group scheduling because those practical details are not posted.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, Sunday worship, address, and ministries · 1895 founding, building history, mission, and vision · Sunday Facebook Live option · Shelf-stable donations for the Pantry Bag Ministry

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Study group — contact the church for current time
• Pantry Bag Ministry and practical help — arrange directly with the church

Location