Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church

About this church

Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church in Flintville gathers for Sunday morning worship at 10:30 and evening worship at 6 p.m., with discipleship training at 5. A Wednesday Bible study and prayer meeting begins at 7 p.m. Families can use infant and toddler nurseries, a quiet room at the rear of the sanctuary, and Children's Church. Elementary children and students have age-based learning and fellowship opportunities, while grades six through twelve use separate middle- and high-school classes on Sundays and a combined youth setting Wednesday night.

PHBC describes its work through loving God, loving people, sharing the gospel, and growing in faith through learning and questions. The congregation's story began in 1923 when twenty-two Baptists purchased land near the former Brown's Chapel Methodist Church and erected a white, wood-framed building on limestone. Nearly a century of additions and ministry followed. Its stated beliefs place the King James Bible as final authority and emphasize mission. Community life includes worship, discipleship, nurseries, children, youth, and adult classes rather than a Sunday service alone. A first-time household can choose morning worship or the evening sequence, but families wanting classroom placement should arrive before the relevant education hour and ask greeters about age groups.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official service-times page, Sunday worship, discipleship, and Wednesday prayer · Official history page, 1923 founding, original members, and church development · Official student page, children’s ages and middle- and high-school ministry · Official ministries page, nurseries, quiet room, Children’s Church, and youth

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