Join FBC on Wednesday evenings at 5:30 p.m. in Lewis Hall for Reality in Ruins, a study led by Amber Jones exploring conspiracy, fear, and faith in American evangelicalism. Through a scholarly and historical lens, participants will consider how conspiratorial thinking has shaped churches, communities, and relationships; and how people of faith can respond with wisdom, compassion, and courage. Please contact Amber Jones for more information.Join us Sundays in October at 9:15 am in the reception area below the sanctuary as we explore what it means to be Baptist—and how our Baptist identity shapes our shared life as a family of faith. Kyle will guide us in meaningful conversation using Dr. Walter Shurden’s Four Fragile Freedoms as our grounding text. Whether you’ve been Baptist your whole life or are simply curious, all are welcome.Join us on October 11th at 12:15 pm in Lewis Hall for a delicious meal and meaningful conversation about caring for the beautiful world God has entrusted to us. Beth Remmes, Coastal Outreach and Resiliency Coordinator with Georgia Interfaith Power and Light, will guide us in exploring practical, achievable ways we can put our faith into action through creation care. Come hungry, curious, and ready to imagine how small choices can make a meaningful difference.It’s time to gather around the table as a church family for conversation, connection, and the important work of our shared life together. Join us October 18th at 12:15 pm in Lewis Hall for a meal, updates from across our ministries, and conversation around our stewardship theme, What If? Your voice and presence matter as we discern together where God is leading us next. We hope you’ll make plans to be there!For several years, First Baptist Church has been proud to support the Savannah Pride Festival by hosting a booth where we can share a simple but important message: FBC loves, respects, welcomes, and supports everyone. We are grateful for the opportunity to continue this tradition of community presence and service again this year.This year’s festival theme is “Chosen Family: Love Beyond Fear,” and we look forward to being part of a day that celebrates community, belonging, and love.Our booth will be set up beginning at 11:30 a.m., and we expect to take it down around 5:00 p.m. We are looking for volunteers to help staff the booth throughout the afternoon, with the goal of having at least two people serving each hour.Volunteers will have the opportunity to greet festival attendees, represent First Baptist Church, and help communicate our commitment to being a welcoming and supportive presence in the Savannah community.If you are available to serve for any amount of time between 11:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., please contact Julie Mayville or Amber Jones. Whether you can stay for one hour or several, your presence and participation would be greatly appreciated.We will once again bestow blessings upon the pets on October 24th at 10 am on the front porch of the sanctuary. Pet treats will be available. All are welcome!On October 25th at 10:15 am, we’ll gather on the front porch to celebrate the close of another meaningful stewardship season! Join us for coffee, delicious treats, live music, and joyful fellowship as we celebrate all we’ve imagined together through What If? You won’t want to miss this festive conclusion to our stewardship journey!AmiciMusic returns to First Baptist Church on Monday, October 26 at 7:00 pm for AMERICAN SONG, featuring our own Cass Panuska with pianist and Artistic Director Daniel Weiser. Enjoy an evening of beloved American musical theater and opera, featuring music by Gershwin, Rodgers, Copland, Floyd, and more. A free-will donation will be accepted at the door. Join us Sunday, October 25 for a special preview   during   worship!   For more information or to make your donation online please visit https://www.amicimusic.org/concert/american-song/On October 29th at 7:30 am, a team from our church will gather at the Union Mission Resource Center to prepare and serve breakfast for our neighbors experiencing homelessness. We need five volunteers to help us extend the love and hospitality of our church beyond our walls. Please consider joining us for this meaningful morning of service. Please contact Amber Jones to reserve your spot.Join Union Mission for Empty Bowl on Sunday, November 1, starting at 11:00 a.m. in Reynolds Square. Enjoy delicious soup and bites from The Olde Pink House, Collins Quarter, and Leopold’s, along with live harp music. Choose a handcrafted bowl and tote to take home while helping support neighbors experiencing homelessness. An optional tour of Union Mission’s new Emmaus House Resource Center, located at 127 Fahm Street, will follow at 1:30 p.m. Visit www.unionmission.org for tickets and more information.

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