Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church

Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church in Rockland Maine, on the ocean with Pen Bay Christian School Littlefield, who served from 1852 - 1859.

The Littlefield Memorial Baptist Church began June 27, 1851 when seven people formed The Freewill Baptist Society of Rockland. The original church building was dedicated on January 13, 1853 and still stands on Camden Street, within sight of this building. In 1905, the church's name was changed to commemorate its first pastor, the Reverend W.H. Our present brick building is located on eleven acres

of shore-front property purchased in February 1965. The first worship service was held on Mothers Day, 1971. Today, we provide a place of worship, teaching and ministry in the service of God that also includes the Pen Bay Christian School. Theologically, we are a conservative, evangelical church. Denominationally, we are members of the American Baptist Churches. We welcome all who seek the peace and love that is found in Jesus Christ, our Saviour and Lord.

We are sorry to to say that the Hyssong Concert that was scheduled for 6:00pm this evening has been cancelled due to sic...
12/14/2025

We are sorry to to say that the Hyssong Concert that was scheduled for 6:00pm this evening has been cancelled due to sickness within the Hyssong Family. We hope to reschedule later on. Please be in prayer that the family recovers quickly!

12/10/2025

Hyssongs will be with us December 14 at 6 PM. Come join us! Pastor Mark
11/29/2025

Hyssongs will be with us December 14 at 6 PM. Come join us!
Pastor Mark

Looking forward to a wonderful Christmas tour!

A great night of music and fellowship!
11/24/2025

A great night of music and fellowship!

We are looking forward to this special time of sharing in thankfulness and gratitude to our Lord. Sunday, November 23 at...
11/12/2025

We are looking forward to this special time of sharing in thankfulness and gratitude to our Lord. Sunday, November 23 at 6pm. Please join us!

09/12/2025

A message from Pastor Mark:

The Martyr

The first recorded martyr after Christ’ ascension came as a result of preaching the Word of God. It was a message of love, given with great conviction, it was the truth about the life giving message of redemption, that was planned, provided, and pulled off by Jesus Christ through his own sacrifice and resurrection.

When I heard of Charlie Kirk’s killing, I gasped with the turmoil of unbelief and belief that this could happen. While the air was returning to my lungs, these words came to my mind and heart, found in Acts 7:54 “When they heard these things, they were cut to the heart, and they gnashed on him with their teeth.” This verse reveals something about the nature of the sinner. Proud in stance, and poisoned by power and position, the Jewish leaders either had to kill him to shut him up, or wholly admit belief in what he had to say. It is a reminder that there is no time like now to pray for our world! The story does not end with the death of Stephen. Saul, who was the young man that held the coats of those who stoned him, was not very many steps down the road to Damascus doing his murderous deeds before Jesus ‘lit’ his way and Saul was humbled and became, through his faith in Christ, the greatest of apostles!

Let this be a reminder that there’s always great hope that God can and will do a mighty work through the tragic death of this dear faithful brother Charlie Kirk, who, with eternity’s values in view, has given his life, for Jesus sake. Yes, Charlie and Stephen have something in common and now, along with many other martyrs, unseen and unheard, resting in the arms of their master and Lord. Just like Stephen, his voice has become louder and clearer than ever. Sadly profound are the words of Tertullian "The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church."

My friends, it is for the Christian to "Receive not the grace of God in vain.” 2 Cor 6:1, 2b "Now is the accepted time."

Pastor Mark Adolphsen

Looking forward to this great event on our back lawn! Games, food, music, worship! Open to teens in grades 7 and up!
06/11/2025

Looking forward to this great event on our back lawn! Games, food, music, worship! Open to teens in grades 7 and up!

Address

1 Waldo Avenue
Rockland, ME
04841

Opening Hours

9:30am - 10:30am
10:45am - 12pm

Telephone

(207) 594-5093

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