First Baptist Church of East Aurora

First Baptist Church of East Aurora will again be hosting the Community Thanksgiving Dinner on Thanksgiving Day.  This event is open to everyone who would like to share a good meal on Thanksgiving Day, or would like a Thanksgiving dinner delivered.   The dinner is free to all, but reservations are required.  Please call the church to [...]

We will be singing  “Happy Birthday to You” to our church on October 16th and 17th as we celebrate our church bicentennial. We are 200 years young!  The events starts on Saturday, October 16th with a dinner  at 6 pm followed by a special celebration, and continues on Sunday morning at 11 am with a special church service.  The [...]

Sunday, September 19th starts the kick-off for our Sunday School year.  It includes a breakfast at 10AM, followed by a fun program for kids and adults.  Regular Sunday school classes start next week at 10, with church service at a new time, 11AM.  Everyone is welcome!

Have you heard?  FBC has some big happenings coming up this year – it’s exciting and we can all be a part of it!  On July 3rd, FBC will again be at Hamlin Park after the parade to have games, prizes, popcorn and helium balloons for kids form the community. 
On July 24th, FBC will be [...]

20100523scriptureThe servce on May 23rd was a layman’s Sunday, run by the Worship committee, as Pastor Ayers recovers from surgery. Here are a few audio excerpts from the service:
Kids Konnect
Counting Blue Cars
Scripture Reading
Questions For God
God Of Wonders

Great site to visit–www.buffalochristian.com

The East Aurora Ministerium is sponsoring a collective Good Friday Service at Immanuel Lutheran at Noon.

OUR EASTER HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE

AN EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE FOR EVERYONE
Lot’s of things can get in the way of Celebrating Easter at the Sunrise hour. Many people don’t like the early hour. Some families are still getting Easter baskets ready and some children have already bitten off their first bunny ear. For many people getting around isn’t easy and getting [...]

On Maundy Thursday two local churches will merge their different traditions to remember of the central event of Christianity—the death, burial and resurrection of Christ. First Baptist Church of East Aurora and St. Luke’s Anglican Church are joining together to present a “teaching” Seder.