Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Sylvester

06/17/2026

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

We're planning an Independence Day celebration and need your help to make it a great event!

Join us for our volunteer meeting:
Date: Wednesday, July 1st at 6:30pm

Whether you want to help with setup, running activities, or anything in between, all volunteers are welcome! Come be a part of making this a celebration our whole community will enjoy.

We will be having a volunteer meeting to discuss the plans for jndependence day celebration event. This will he for any volunteers that will be helping setup and run the event.

06/16/2026

Last night's softball game has been rescheduled to June 22nd at 8:15pm.

06/16/2026

Fish Fry This Saturday at 6 PM!

Join us for a wonderful evening of good food and fellowship! We'll be serving up crispy fried fish, homemade hush puppies, coleslaw, assorted desserts, and beverages!

Dinner begins at 6:00 PM.

However, we do need your help with one important thing, we need a head count! Since we weren't able to get numbers at the doors on Sunday, we're asking everyone to please register through the church app so we know how many plates to prepare. Every registration makes a huge difference!

Register at the link below.

We can't wait to see you there! Come hungry and ready for a great time with your church family.

Join us for our Fish Fry! The evening begins with a delicious fish dinner at 6:00 PM, featuring crispy fried fish, homemade hush puppies, coleslaw, and assorted desserts with beverages. This is a free event, but please register through our church app so we can get an accurate head count. Volunteers....

06/15/2026

Due to weather tonight's church softball game has been cancelled.

Stay informed with game scores, cancellations, and rescheduled games by signing up for the Softball Game Notifications on the app

06/15/2026

Ever wonder what it takes to completely transform a life? Saul of Tarsus was on a mission to destroy the church—breathing threats, hunting believers, convinced he was doing God's work. Then Jesus showed up on the road to Damascus with a blinding light and a direct question: "Why are you persecuting ME?"

In Acts 9, we witness one of history's most dramatic conversions. The persecutor becomes the preacher. The enemy becomes family. Saul discovers that when we attack God's people, we attack Christ Himself. And here's the encouragement for us: when the world attacks you as a believer, they're attacking Jesus personally. You matter that much to Him.

God didn't promise Saul an easy road—just the opposite. He told him about the suffering ahead. But He also gave him purpose, power, and a mission that would change the world. Sometimes God's call isn't comfortable, but it's always worth it.

What is God calling you to today? Are you listening?

Acts chapter 9 presents us with one of the most dramatic transformation stories in all of Scripture - the conversion of Saul of Tarsus. This passage reveals profound truths about God's sovereign ability to redirect even the most hostile opponents into His most effective servants. Saul was not just c...

06/15/2026

06/15/2026

This week's Summer Softball Games takes place Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings.
- Monday, June 15th at 6:15pm vs. Salem
- Tuesday, June 16th at 6:15pm vs. Unity
- Thursday, June 18th at 7:15pm vs. First Baptist

06/14/2026

Where have you pitched your tent—toward the world or toward God?

This week we walked through Genesis 34, a difficult chapter that exposes the devastating consequences of compromise. Jacob had settled near Shechem instead of returning to Bethel where God called him. The result? Tragedy, violence, and heartbreak for his family. When we allow the world's comforts and pleasures to distract us from God's presence, we open the door to destruction.

Jesus raised the stakes even higher. He said anger is murder in the heart. Lust is adultery in the heart. The world streams these temptations directly into our homes, our phones, our lives. We cannot survive the pull of this world in our own strength.

The remedy? Return to Bethel—the house of God. Come back to prayer, to Scripture, to worship, to fellowship. Don't wait another day. The longer you delay, the harder the journey back becomes. God is calling you home.

Genesis 34 presents us with one of Scripture's most uncomfortable narratives, yet it reveals profound truths about the consequences of spiritual compromise. When Jacob settled near Shechem instead of returning to Bethel as he had vowed, he positioned his family dangerously close to worldly influence...

06/13/2026

✨June Deacon Spotlight: Stacey Jones✨

Stacey Jones joined Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in 1974 and was ordained as a deacon in 1995. That's over 50 years of membership and more than 30 years of deacon service!
Thank you, Stacey, for your faithful service and dedication to our church family!