Wyatt’s Chapel Baptist Church

About this church

Wyatt's Chapel Baptist Church begins Sunday School and its new-member class at 9:15 a.m., followed by praise and worship at 10:20 and the main service at 10:30. Wednesday Bible study starts at 7 p.m. The congregation exists for public worship, the Great Commission, fellowship, spiritual growth, Baptist instruction, evangelism, mission, benevolence, and education. That broad purpose is reflected in a schedule that makes room for both established members and people learning the church's beliefs.

The church traces its origin to freed people who gathered under a brush arbor in the late 1860s, organizing the congregation in 1870. Early members worshiped monthly, held weekly Sunday School, baptized in local creeks and ponds, and later started a school for neighborhood children. Present ministries include Voices of Praise, a men's choir, prayer, safety and security, outreach, and a Brotherhood that combines spiritual growth, Christian character, mentoring, service, and fellowship. The official pages disagree by ten minutes on when praise transitions into the main worship service, so first-time guests should arrive by 10:20. Nursery care, children's classes, dress, parking, accessibility, Communion, service length, and online worship are not explained and should be confirmed directly.

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