Every woman has a story. Every woman has a calling. Join us on Sundays in November at 9:15 am in the third adult Sunday School room for a new women’s class, where we’ll explore the lives of women in Scripture and throughout Christian history. Together we’ll discover how God has worked through courageous women across the centuries—and how God continues to call, equip, and empower women today.This isn’t just a Bible study—it’s a community. We’ll learn together, ask thoughtful questions, share our gifts, and encourage one another as we grow in faith.Whether you’re new to church or have walked with Christ for years, there’s a place for you here. Come discover what it means to be one of Eve’s Daughters. Please contact Garrett Carr for details. Join us immediately following worship on Sunday, November 8th, in Lewis Hall for a special Welcome Reception honoring our new Directors of Music, Chris Crook and Bradley Reznicek! Music has long been woven into the heart of our life together, and we are delighted to welcome these gifted musicians into our church family. Come celebrate this exciting new chapter in our musical life and help us extend the warmth and hospitality that make First Baptist such a special place to belong!This month’s lesson series, Listening to Pharisees, may sound like an unusual topic for followers of Jesus! Yet, through passages from Mark, John, and Acts, we’ll discover important lessons about engaging with those whose perspectives differ from our own. Together, we’ll explore the sacred practices of listening with compassion, finding common ground, choosing courage over comfort, and trusting God through it all. In a world increasingly marked by division and disagreement, these ancient texts offer remarkably timely wisdom for how we might live faithfully and love generously today. The class will be held at 9:15 each Sunday in the Adult Sunday School Room beneath the Sanctuary.In September, we gathered around tables for meaningful conversations about who we are as a congregation, what we value, and what makes First Baptist Church of Savannah such a remarkable community of belonging, compassion, and hope. Together, we began imagining what might be possible for our future.Now, we invite you to join us for our second Community Meal & Conversation, where we will build on those insights and turn our attention toward our shared purpose and mission. Who are we called to be, and how might our presence make a meaningful difference in the world around us?Your voice matters in shaping our life together. Don't miss this opportunity for honest conversation, deeper connection, and the sacred work of imagining our future as a community of faith.Please contact Amber Jones for more information.First Baptist Church is invited to join people of different faith traditions for a weekend of fellowship and service on November 14–15! Volunteers will gather at Asbury Memorial on Saturday for a brief opening service before heading to projects throughout Savannah, including opportunities to support Second Harvest, Blessingdales, and other local organizations. Lunch will be provided at First Christian Church at noon. On Sunday, volunteers will gather at the Bahá’í Center at 12:30 p.m. for lunch and additional service projects. From sorting donations and preparing food to landscaping and neighborhood beautification, there will be meaningful ways to make a difference in our community. The complete list of projects and Saturday's gathering time will be announced soon. All are encouraged to participate in this special weekend of service!Join us as we extend the love and hospitality of First Baptist beyond our walls! On Friday, November 20, at 7:30 am, a team of four volunteers will gather at Union Mission’s Emmaus House Resource Center (120 Fahm Street) to prepare and serve breakfast to our neighbors experiencing homelessness. This simple act of service is a meaningful opportunity to offer nourishment, dignity, and human connection. If you would like to be part of the team, please contact  Amber Jones. Help us prepare our church grounds for the beauty and joy of the holiday season! Join our FBC Ground Crew on Saturday, November 21, at 9:00 am at the Education Building for a morning of working together, caring for our shared spaces, and enjoying fellowship along the way. Many hands make light work, and every helping hand makes a difference! Please contact Randy Litton for more information.

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