Evangelical Baptist Church
God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.
John 4:24
Service Times
| Sunday morning | 11:00 - 12:00 |
| Sunday evening | 19:00 - 20:00 |
| Wednesday evening | 20:00 - 21:00 |
What We Believe
The Evangelical Baptist Church accepts the Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed, without the Filioque clause of the Western Church, as a concise, but complete, statement of the main tenets of Christianity, and as derived from the Holy Scriptures. Every other Statement of Faith and Practice is only a further development and interpretation of these tenets, or a reference to particular subjects, which could not be included in a Creed as synoptic as this.
More about our beliefsLIFE AFTER DEATH
There is life after death. The body decomposes into its constituent elements, but the soul goes on living. The soul is immortal. The soul is what distinguishes man from all other creatures. When it leaves the body it either goes to heaven to be with Christ or goes to hell. It all depends on what choice man makes while living on earth. If man accepts Christ as his personal Savior, upon dying he goes straight to heaven. If he neglects or refuses to do that, he goes to hell, where "in torment" he awaits the final judgment and condemnation in what the Bible call "the lake of fire". When Christ comes back, there will take place two distinct resurrections, the first and the second. The first will be for those that will have died "in Christ", that is, as believers, and the second will be for all unbelievers of all ages from the first to the last man. The one is a resurrection "of life" and the other a resurrection "of damnation". Between these two resurrections comes the Millennial Kingdom of Christ. Blessed are those that will have accepted Christ as their Savior and thus will have part in the first resurrection. Reader, you can be one of them by accepting Christ now! The Lord shed His precious blood for you and calls you to go to Him for salvation. Go by faith and you'll be with Him eternally. Would to God you do.