Welcome To Our Church

First Baptist Church of Pine
 
March 8, 2026
Sunday Morning Service
begins at 10:30am
 
 
Adult Bible Study starts at 9:15am
 
Sunday Evening Fellowship at 5:00pm
 
God is faithful, by whom you were called into the fellowship of his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. 
1 Corinthians 1:9 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
What Are You Afraid Of?
by Dr. David Jeremiah
 
 
Morning Worship Service: 10:30am
 
Children’s Church: (K – 4th grade):
meets during Morning Worship Service
 
Evening Fellowship: 5:00pm
MATTHEW 7
 
 
Monday:  Start Date is September 8, 2025 and will run through April 2026
 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
New Study starting in March
 
 
Wednesday:
Office hours:  10:00 am to Noon
Friday:
Office Hours: 9:00 am to Noon
 
 
Coming Events
 
MARCH
 
March 8, 15, 22, 29 – Sunday Evening Fellowship
March 9, 16 – No AWANA CLUBS
March 10 – Vitalant Blood Drive  (10-3pm)
March 23, 30 – AWANA CLUBS
 
APRIL
 
April 3 – Good Friday
April 4 – Men’s Fellowship Breakfast
April 5 – Easter Sunday
April 5 – Communion
April 6, 13, 20, 27 – AWANA CLUBS
April 12, 19, 26 – Sunday Evening Fellowship
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
PRAYING FOR THE PERSECUTED CHURCH
 
Overview:

Christians have suffered greatly from the conflict that began in December 2012, when several Muslim groups — primarily fighters from the Chad and western Sudan border region — formed a coalition called Seleka. The coalition marched on the capital, raiding and looting predominantly Christian villages along the way. Though Seleka was short-lived, being disbanded in September 2013, ex-Seleka militants spread throughout the country, forming splinter militias and often maintaining an Islamist agenda. Christians have been among the most vulnerable in the country’s conflict, at times being driven from their homes and villages as attackers loot and destroy their homes and churches. In one town, 58,000 Christians who had been displaced by repeated attacks since 2012 were still living in refugee camps, and all churches within a 60-mile radius of the town had been destroyed. Those who wander outside the town to tend their farms — their only means of livelihood — have been at significant risk of attack. Churches are often the only ones caring for the hundreds of thousands who have been displaced in the conflict. While the CAR’s conflict has presented opportunities for Christians to display Christ’s love to a ravaged nation, indigenous churches need support from the larger body of Christ.

Major Religion:

70 percent of the population identifies as Christian. The remainder of the populace are predominantly Sunni Muslims, though many who name themselves either Muslim or Christian continue to practice animistic tribal beliefs.

 

Persecutor:

Christians who actively share their faith suffer intense violence at the hands of Muslim rebels.

 

What It Means To Follow Christ In Central African Republic:

Because of the conflict between rebel groups that publicly identify themselves as either “Muslim” or “Christian,” some have struggled to distinguish between political violence and religious persecution. However, attacks targeting churches, Christian families and pastors because of their Christian witness and other activities of biblical faith have become common.

 

Access To Bibles:

Bibles are routinely destroyed by Islamist rebels. While they can be purchased in the capital, they are not accessible or affordable for most.
 

Voice Of the Martyrs Work:

VOM is serving Christians who have been driven from their homes and villages.
 

Prayer Requests:

  • Pray for pastors being trained to provide emotional and spiritual care to Christians who have suffered brutal attacks.
  • Pray that displaced Christians will be a burning and shining lamp to others displaced by civil war.
  • Pray for the safety of Christians who provide lifesaving supplies to those displaced by war.
  • Pray that indigenous churches will experience the love and support of the global body of Christ.
  • Pray that the faithful witness of Christians in the CAR will help change the hearts of Islamists.
  • Use 2 Chronicles 20:12 as a guide to pray for Christians facing fear and uncertainty in the CAR.
 
        THE ROMANS ROAD     
 
 
Affiliated with Southwest Church Connection