VISIT
Learn more about who we are and what you can expect when you visit Thomasville First Baptist.
What are Sundays like?
We offer two different worship services on Sunday mornings at FBC.
8:30 a.m.
This service features a traditional worship style, with an adult choir and an orchestra.
11:00 a.m.
This is a multi-generational modern service. Music in this service is band-driven and dress is casual.
Life Groups
Life Groups meet between Sunday morning services at 9:45 a.m. We encourage everyone to be a part of one of these weekly Bible studies.
What about my kids?
Nursery
Children from birth-2 years old stay with our caring nursery workers in a safe and positive environment. Parents can check on their little ones from TV monitors located in the nursery area.
FBC Kids JR
FBC Kids JR is a fun learning atmosphere for kids from 3 years old-Kindergarten.
FBC Kids
Each week, our dedicated volunteers use engaging, age-appropriate curriculum to help our 1st-6th graders dig into God’s Word. During Kids Live, children also get to experience large-group worship on their own level.
Common Questions
Where do I park?
GUEST AND SOLO PARENT PARKING is available in the small lot on the northeast corner of our church campus.
HANDICAP PARKING is available in the guest parking lot or around the front of the Worship Center.
Additional parking is found on the streets surrounding the church, in the Jefferson Street lot (behind the Flowers Foods building), the Washington Street lots (across from the Chapel and Preschool entrance), or in the lot behind our church office on N. Crawford Street with access from either Jefferson or Washington.
What do I wear?
Please feel free to dress in whatever clothing you feel most comfortable wearing. On a typical Sunday, you will see jeans, t-shirts, suits, dresses, and everything in between. You can dress up or down—what really matters is that you come ready to worship God.
How do I get connected?
Connect with other people at FBC by joining a Life Group, getting involved in one of our ministries, or attending an event.