First Baptist Church Moffat

05/29/2026

Congratulations to these amazing senior graduates! Let's make Heaven crowded!!!!

04/06/2026

Rain or shine, we celebrated the resurrection!✝️
We learned the Easter story and that Easter is truly about Jesus (the egg hunting is just a fun activity!). We also made some great crafts, had snacks and hunted eggs with lots of goodies inside! Three lucky winners also got tickets to the zoo in their eggs!

We had so much fun and are truly blessed to be able to share the story of Jesus. Thank you to all the families who could make it, and our wonderful volunteers for making everything happen!

04/05/2026

03/13/2026

We sure have some good cooks here! 👨‍🍳💕
Fellowship Meals are every month on the second Wednesday; all are welcome for some good food and fellowship!

Next Fellowship Meal: April 8th at 6:30PM

03/08/2026

Week of Prayer Day 8: Thank you for all your prayers!
More Than a Gift

There’s a group of people with a unique view of how God abundantly uses the Week of Prayer and Annie Armstrong Easter Offering. Those are the featured missionaries.

Jefferson and Carol Hernandez were profiled in 2024. Afterward, their church plant in Sterling, Virginia, more than doubled in size. “We heard from thousands of churches that were praying for us,” Jefferson says. “God answered those prayers in a big way.”

Churches all over North America also heard Josh and Beth Glymph’s ministry story and sent mission teams to Jacksonville, Florida, to help reach their community. “Now, we have more churches coming and partnering with us,” Josh says. “You can’t put a price tag on that.”

Thousands of encouragement cards and letters from church groups and individuals—“it felt like a tsunami”—landed in Matt and Ruth Lahey’s mailbox in St. John’s, Newfoundland. “We’re not alone,” Matt says. “Just knowing that fueled us to keep going in planting our church.”

God is going above and beyond through the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering. You are a vital part. Your prayer for a missionary is more than a few spoken words. Your gift is much more than a gift.

Please pray for:
• North American missionaries to reach more lost people who need the hope and love of Christ.
• North American missionaries to have all the resources and encouragement they need to plant churches and meet needs.
• God to call and equip more missionaries to make Jesus known in North America.

03/07/2026

Don't forget tomorrow we spring forward!

Daylight Saving Time is here, so remember to set your clocks forward an hour before going to bed.

03/07/2026

Week of Prayer Day 8: Oscar and Wendy Ortiz
Dream Big - Rio Grande Puerto Rico

When Oscar Ortiz started Iglesia Bautista Esperanza Eterna in Río Grande, Puerto Rico, he knew one new church would not be enough.

“Here, there are 46,000 people and almost no gospel witness,” Oscar says. “We can’t wait until we have lots of people and resources. We need to plant more churches now.”

Fortunately, Oscar and his wife, Wendy, have help. Send Relief, Southern Baptists’ compassion ministry arm, is sending volunteer mission teams to Loíza, a needy community where Oscar and Wendy hope to plant another new work. “Loíza is a spiritually dark place,” Wendy says, “but by serving the community, Send Relief is helping open doors for us there. They’re repairing homes and enabling us to build witnessing relationships.”

Now, a foundation is being laid for what will one day be a new church in Loíza. “We want to be a church plant that plants churches,” Oscar says. “And even though we’re small, now we’re seeing how God is able to do so much more with us than we can imagine.”

Please pray for:
• Send Relief teams to connect Oscar and Wendy to more people in Loíza who are open to hearing the gospel.
• God to raise up leaders in the church plant who can help start and grow a new work in Loíza.
• Doors to open in other nearby communities that need a gospel presence.

03/06/2026

Week of Prayer Day 6: Leon and Javon Every
A God-Sized Story - Marrero LA

Leon and Javon Every had been driving by the Baptist church on Ames Boulevard for years, but they’d never seen anything momentous happening there. It wasn’t until one morning when they noticed a suddenly packed parking lot that their curiosity got the better of them.

“Out of the blue,” Javon says, “we said, ‘We should go to that church.’ So the next Sunday, we went. And the rest is history.”

That new life at an old church was the result of God calling church planting missionaries Troy and Chanel Gause. They joined with the struggling congregation of what had been Ames Boulevard Baptist Church and, together, they birthed Cross Community Church to reach people like the Everys.

“They gave us a beautiful wedding, and we kept going back every Sunday,” Javon says. “We brought our family, and seven of our kids and grandkids got saved. It’s amazing. I always wanted us all to follow Jesus, and this new church—this is how it happened.”

Please pray for:
• More of Leon and Javon’s family to hear the gospel and give their lives to Christ.
• God to draw more unchurched families from the surrounding community to the new church.
• Troy and Chanel to continue to faithfully represent Christ and His kingdom.

03/05/2026

Week of Prayer Day 5: Troy and Chanel Gause
Raised From the Dead - Marrero LA

Ames Boulevard Baptist Church's membership had dwindled down to just a few faithful members and they were probably just a couple months away from closing their doors.

When longtime Ames members like Linda Morrow realized “Troy Gause, Landscaper” was also “Troy Gause, Church Planting Missionary,” they began to pray.

“He’d just started a church but needed a place to meet,” she says. “When we met, it was so clear God was putting us together to replant something new.”

Now, the sign out front says Cross Community Church, and the name is not the only thing that’s changed. “There’s life back in this building,” Troy says, “Baptisms are happening, salvations are happening, and this church has been raised from the dead.”

Please pray for:
• Humility and understanding as members of Cross Community Church face change.
• The new believers Troy has baptized to grow in their faith.
• Growth and a gospel witness that the surrounding community will see and be drawn to.

03/04/2026

Week of Prayer Day 4: Andrew Mark and Petra Adil
Frequently Asked Questions - Montreal Quebec

“Quebec is less than 1% evangelical and very ethnically diverse,” Andrew Mark says. “So when people here meet a Christian, they’re actually very curious. They ask all kinds of questions like, 'How can we know the Bible is true?’ or ‘What’s the difference between your God and my god?’ ”

Every Friday night, Andrew Mark and his evangelism team— “And when we say, ‘team’ ” he says, “we mean our whole church” —go out to the busy sidewalks lined with restaurants and shops to talk with people. “Answering questions, sharing the gospel,” he says, “it’s our favorite thing to do.”

It’s not surprising, then, that their church plant is growing faster than anyone ever imagined. “For us to baptize ten people in our first year and then to double in size in less than two years—that’s unheard of in Montreal,” Andrew Mark says. “Only a big God can take a small church plant like ours and do such amazing things.”

Please pray for:
• More fruit to come from Friday night on-the-street gospel conversations.
• God to call and equip church planting interns out of Andrew Mark’s church who will help plant more new works.
• More Christians to come and share Christ with the 99% of people in Quebec who are lost.