Welcome To Our Church

First Baptist Church of Pine
 
June 7, 2026
 
Adult Bible Study 9:15am
** Morning Worship 10:30am **
Communion will be celebrated
 
Sunday Evening Fellowship at 6:00pm
New Study starting tonight
 
 
 
 
Hear my prayer, O Lord;
give ear to my pleas for mercy!
In your faithfulness answer me, in your righteousness!
Psalm 143:1 ESV
 
 
 
 

We have a link for electronic giving. 

Check it out under the Contact/Support link above.
 

The mailing address is First Baptist Church of Pine,

P. O. Box 354, Pine, AZ   85544. 
 
 
 
 
 
Sunday:
Adult Sunday School: 9:15am
THROUGH THE BIBLE A BOOK AT A TIME – WHAT IS GOD TRYING TO TEACH ME?  
Join us on any sunday
 
 
Morning Worship Service: 10:30am
 
 
Children’s Church: (K – 4th grade):
meets during Morning Worship Service
 
Evening Fellowship: 6:00pm
BIBLICAL CITIZENSHIP in MODERN AMERICA
(starting June 7th)
 
 
Monday:  Start Date will be in August 2026 and will run through April 2027
 AWANA Sparks (grades K-2) meet at 3:15pm-4:30pm.
 AWANA Clubs T&T (grades 3-6), Trek (grades 7-8) & Journey (grades 9-12) meet at 5:00pm-6:30pm.
 
 
 
Tuesday:  9:15am
Women of the Word Bible Study
TWELVE ORDINARY MEN
 
 
Wednesday:
Office hours:  10:00 am to Noon
Friday:
Office Hours: 9:00 am to Noon
 
 
Coming Events
 
JUNE
 
June 6 – Prayer Meeting (6 pm)
June 7 – Communion
June 7, 14, 21, 28 – Sunday Evening Fellowship (6p)
June 9 – WOW Bible Study (last meeting for the summer)
June 13 – Men’s Fellowship Breakfast
June 14 – Flag Day
June 20 – Prayer Meeting (6 pm)
June 21 – Father’s Day
 
JULY
 
July 5 – Communion
July 6 – 10 – Vacation Bible Study
July 11 – Men’s Fellowship Breakfast
July  12, 19, 26 – Sunday Evening Fellowship (6p)
 
 
 
AUGUST
 
August 2 – Communion
August 8 – Men’s Fellowship Breakfast
August 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 – Sunday Evening Fellowship (6p)
 
 
 
PRAYING FOR THE PERSECUTED CHURCH
Mexico is listed as a HOSTILE country
toward Christians
 
Overview: 

Specific areas within Mexico have a high concentration of indigenous minority groups. These minority communities, which maintain a separate identity and language, are systematically oppressed by local authorities. Christians among them are persecuted by Marxist and animist groups as well as village leaders. Tribal leaders persecute Christians in defense of their indigenous culture in several rural areas, and the federal government allows this. These communities are remotely located and difficult to reach. Despite persecution, the number of Christians has continued to grow in these areas.

Major Religion:

Many people in rural Mexico practice Christo-paganism, a syncretistic blend of ancient pagan practices and Roman Catholicism. There is a strong Marxist (atheistic communist) movement in some southern areas, especially in the state of Chiapas.

Persecutor:

Syncretistic Christo-pagan leaders and armed Marxist (atheistic communist) rebels as well as local authorities and other groups persecute Christians in central and southern Mexico.

 

What It Means To Follow Christ In Mexico:

Christian converts are rejected by their community and are often forced from their homes and villages in some rural areas. Large groups of Christians have at times been driven from their homes in the south. Converts and faithful witnesses for Christ lose their jobs, inheritances and land. Those who remain in their communities are marginalized, partly because they will not participate in pagan celebrations that feature drunkenness and debauchery.

 
 

Access To Bibles:

There is little access to Bibles in these isolated communities, and few are available in the indigenous languages.
 

Voice Of the Martyrs Work:

VOM distributes Bibles in both Spanish and indigenous languages, provides support for those driven from their homes and communities, and responds to persecution incidents.
 

Prayer Requests:

  • Pray for church planters like Aaron in central Mexico.
  • Praise the Lord for Outreach Bases in southern Mexico that are sharing the gospel with hundreds of families every week.
  • Pray for evangelists like Gabriela who endure persecution in villages that practice paganism and oppose the gospel.
  • Ask the Lord to comfort and provide for Christians driven from their homes because of their faith in Christ.
  • Pray for more Bible translations into indigenous languages and for greater availability of Bibles in rural areas.
  • Use Colossians 1:9–14 to pray for the encouragement and strength of Christians in central and southern Mexico.
 
        THE ROMANS ROAD     
 
 
Affiliated with Southwest Church Connection