First Baptist Church of Maine, New York

About this church

At First Baptist Church of Maine, Sunday School starts at 9:45 a.m.; worship follows at 10:45 at 16 Church Street, just off Route 26 northwest of Binghamton. Services can also be watched online. The congregation emphasizes Bible teaching, knowing Jesus, spiritual growth, and meaningful relationships, and explicitly welcomes longtime Christians, people returning after time away, and those who are still looking for answers. The two consecutive morning hours make it possible to attend a class and remain for the main service.

Youth group serves students in grades six through twelve from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday with biblical lessons, fellowship, and games; teenagers may also join Sunday School in the morning. The church was organized with 31 members in 1835 and dedicated its first meetinghouse in 1840. After that structure became costly to maintain, it was replaced by the present auditorium in 1979, connected to an earlier education building and designed with Sunday School rooms, a library, offices, and a baptistry. A first-time guest can use the online archive to preview teaching or arrive before 9:45 for both classes and worship; youth families should treat the evening gathering as a separate visit.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, Maine address, Sunday School and worship times, online servic · Official youth page, grades six through twelve, Sunday evening schedule, lessons · Official history page, 1835 founding, 1840 meetinghouse, later additions, and 19 · Official plan-your-visit page, 10:45 service, Church Street location, online acc

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