A few sections of this video have issues with the sound momentarily cutting out. We apologize for the technical difficulties during the service. Worship Guide for Funeral of Peggy Carter (PDF) Scripture Readings Philippians 4:4-13
Welcome to First Baptist Church of Pendleton! “When We Can't See God” by Rev. Jennifer McClung Rygg, based on Exodus 33:12-23. WORSHIP RESOURCES · Click for today's Scripture reading · Click for PDF of the
Deacons Ministry at FBCP, 2020-2021 Our new church year began October 1 (delayed from our typical start date of June 1 due to COVID-19). The role of deacons at FBCP is, according to our by-laws,
Children’s Ministry at FBCP has looked drastically different for the past few months. In August, children’s ministry volunteers delivered resources to help children and families engage in faith formation at home. Each child received age-appropriate
Welcome to First Baptist Church of Pendleton! “Clinging to Joy in this Crazy World” by Rev. Jennifer McClung Rygg, based on Philippians 4:4-13. WORSHIP RESOURCES · Click for today's Scripture reading · Click for PDF
Welcome to First Baptist Church of Pendleton! Today's sermon: "Pressing On and Holding Fast" by Rev. Jennifer McClung Rygg, based on Philippians 3:7-16. This worship service was held live on Facebook. Click the YouTube logo
Peniel, meaning the “Face of God,” is the site named by Jacob after he wrestled with an angel through the night, declaring, “It is because I saw God face to face, and yet my life
Welcome to First Baptist Church of Pendleton! Today's sermon: "Christlikeness In Action" by Rev. Jennifer McClung Rygg. Worship online at First Baptist Church of Pendleton, where we are Rooted In Faith and Growing In Love.
As we resume in-person worship in the sanctuary, we are exploring new ways of recruiting and using volunteers. Many of our regular volunteers are not able to serve right now due to health concerns. We
Welcome to First Baptist Church of Pendleton! Joy...To Be Continued "I thank my God every time I remember you." Paul is writing with great joy and thankfulness to the church at Philippi. Indeed, this pandemic