First Baptist Church, Capitol Hill
Visit the Church
We can’t wait to meet you at First Baptist Church Capitol Hill! Whether you’re new to the area, exploring your faith, or simply looking for a church home, you’ll find a place where God’s love is alive, and community thrives. From the moment you step through our doors, you’ll be greeted with open arms and the joy of fellowship. Join us for spirit-filled worship, dynamic preaching, and a church family ready to walk with you on your faith journey. Come as you are, and experience the presence of God in a powerful way!
Two Ways You Can Join Us
In Person
Online
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Children’s Church
At Children’s Church, our youngest members experience God’s love in a way that’s vibrant, engaging, and perfectly suited to their growing hearts. Join us on the lower level every 2nd and 4th Sunday where we create a joyful space where children in grades K- 12 can explore their faith through stories, songs, and activities that bring the Bible to life. As they learn about Jesus, they’re not just hearing the Word—they’re living it, building a strong foundation for a lifetime of faith. Bring your children and watch them thrive in God’s love!
Nursery
In our nursery, children aged 5 and under are welcomed into a warm, nurturing environment where they can experience God’s love from the very start. Join us every Sunday on the lower level where our dedicated caregivers provide a safe and joyful space where your little ones can play, learn, and grow in faith. We believe that even the youngest hearts can feel God’s presence, and we’re here to support your child’s spiritual journey with gentle care and loving attention.
After-Church Fellowship
Join us in the MLK Fellowship Hall after service for a time of connection and community. Our after-church fellowship offers a relaxed environment to catch up with fellow members, make new friends, and enjoy a light snack. It’s a perfect opportunity to strengthen the bonds that make our church family so special. Whether you’re new or a longtime member, we look forward to sharing this time together!
Give
Your generosity fuels the mission of First Baptist Church Capitol Hill, helping us to love God, make disciples, and serve our community. As we give, we follow the words of 2 Corinthians 9:7, ‘Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.’ Together, our contributions make a lasting impact.
FAQs
When are the in-person Services?
Every Sunday at 10:00am we hold our weekly in-person service. We also have Sunday School at 8:45am and Wednesday Bible Study at 12:00pm.
Can my child come to sanctuary services with me?
Of course, everyone is welcome in the Sanctuary.
Are animals allowed in Service?
With the exception of service dogs, the presence of animals, (e.g., pet dogs, cats, birds, reptiles etc) in the church facility is prohibited except for special occasions or pre-approved events. Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA, and are not permitted in church buildings.
What is the church’s bag policy?
Backpacks, luggage, laptop bags or any other bags larger than 14 by 14 by 6 inches are not permitted on church property. All bags are subject to search.
Can I bring food and drinks into the Sanctuary?
Please refrain from bringing any type of food and drinks into the Sanctuary in order to keep our church clean, beautiful, and inviting.
Do I need a mask?
Masks are not required, but may be worn as a personal preference.
Where do I drop off my children?
Children’s Church and the Nursery are held on the lower level.
Is there a nursing room or cry room?
On occasion, the Frankie Pierce lounge may be used as an alternate accommodation for families. Additionally our women’s lounge can accommodate nursing moms.
What do you do during inclement weather?
In general the church will remain open during inclement weather. An announcement will be posted on the church’s website if this changes.
What’s FBCCH’s political affiliation?
FBCCH does not seek to elect government officials, support or oppose political parties, or, generally, take sides in global conflicts. FBCCH is neutral in matters of politics within or between the world’s many nations, lands and peoples. However, as an institution, it reserves the right to address issues it believes have significant moral consequences or that directly affect the mission, teachings or operations of the Church.
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