First Baptist Church in Framingham
  • Join us in-person or on-line for Morning Worship this Sunday at 10.30 a.m.
  • We invite you to join us this Sunday for a time of worship and fellowship.
  • Join us for every Sunday for worship at 10:30 a.m.
  • The young adults in the church have the opportunity to help lead worship

Sunday Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.

Please join us in person to celebrate the Advent Season.
The Sunday Christmas Eve service will be at 5 p.m. this year

Online Worship

Click on the button below to join us online each Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. for worship and music.

ONLINE WORSHIP
After clicking the link above use the password "worship"  when prompted to join the online worship service.

Pastor's Message

The “way to God” and the “truth of God” are subjects spanning many cultures, beliefs, and practices throughout documented human history. There are too many to count on one page; however, in Christian tradition and practice, our congregation has become a voice in the Framingham community of what we say it means to know and experience God through faith. In cooperation with the guidance of scripture, Holy Spirit, and church tradition and in encouraging one another, we strive to find our way to the salvation of God in our lives. One of the most striking lessons that Jesus taught and demonstrated is that when we welcome one another, we are quite literally welcoming God. The wealthy, the poor, the sick, the healthy, the powerful, the powerless, the popular, the out-casts, the young children, the old graybeards, and many more — Jesus demonstrated that when we welcome one another, we welcome God.

Jesus promised a Holy Spirit, a helper to guide our hearts after the resurrection. The Holy Spirit works mysteriously, nurturing our hearts to take the opportunities God makes available to us as we minister and mature in faith. Also, our Church tradition is a helpful guide and teacher, demonstrat-ing for us ways to apply the teaching and guidance of God to minister in the world we are entrusted to serve and protect. One day, Jesus heard the disciples talking about which among them was the greatest. He picked up the teachable moment, placed a child among them, and said, “Whoever wants to be first must be last of all and servant of all. The word last, esxatos in the Greek, means lowest, final, and uttermost. In short, to follow Jesus is to embrace all people.

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World Mission Offering

On Sundays in October, we collected the World Mission Offering during worship time. Our participation gives us the opportunity to join the transformational work God is doing around the world through International Ministries’ 120+ global servants and 250+ global partners. God uses our participation not only to change lives internationally but also to deepen our own discipleship in Christ. We actively take part in what the Holy Spirit is doing to bring God’s kingdom “on earth as it is in heaven. Thank you to all who supported this year's offering as $793 was generously given and once again helped us exceed our goal.

Baptisms and Infant Dedication

  • Baptism Jubilee R
  • Baptism Scott L
  • Dorrough Infant Dedication 2023

Sunday, August 27, The First Baptist family celebrated the baptism of Scott and Judy Llewellyn, and Jubilee Rutherford.
Sunday, September 17, Coraline Anne was presented for dedication by her parents Jen and Nick Dorrough, and family.