Women's Bible Study for 2024-25 resumes on September 10th at 2:00pm. The subject for this year's study is the book What Happens When We Worship by Jonathan Cruse (it is not necessary to obtain the book to participate). The group will meet twice a month either in the evening or afternoon. (Both...
How Are 1 & 2 Samuel Structured? There is a lot that is unknown about the books of 1 & 2 Samuel. They are not signed, so we do not know the author, nor is it clear when exactly they were written. They were probably combined together into one book, and they come after the Book of Judges...
Join us on Sunday mornings as we study 1st and 2nd Samuel! Listen with us as we hear Christ foreshadowed in the life of David.
Beginning at 6:00pm on August 25th, we will begin working our way through R.C. Sproul's classic video curriculum, The Holiness of God. Join us as we contemplate the greatness of our God.
This Sunday, July 21st, we will begin a new series on the Book of Haggai. Haggai is part of the Minor Prophets in the Old Testament. The events of the book take place over the course of a few months in 520 B.C., as the people Israel are returning from their exile. Though the events of Haggai...
FBC Wycombe is partnering with the food pantry at Calvary Baptist Church in Bristol, PA, for our 2024 Summer Food Drive. The need is great, and so between July 14 and August 4, we are collecting the following items: Canned Items: Tomatoes, Corn, Creamed Corn, Carrots, Peas, Green Beans, Pork...
Registration for our 2024 Vacation Bible School is open! Fill out the form here to register. We'll see you July 22!
Join us at Gracepoint Church on Saturday, May 25th at 4:00pm for a Baptism Service. Come and support those who are making their public profession of faith.
Because of our Annual Meeting Luncheon and Annual Meeting, there will be no Evening Bible Study or Youth Group this Sunday, May 5th.
How is Second Timothy Structured? The letter we know as Second Timothy was written by the Apostle Paul from prison in Rome in the mid- to late 60s A.D. He wrote it to his apostolic representative in Ephesus, Timothy. It is fitting that Timothy, who was not only a colleague but also a dear friend...