Invitation
Events
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Monument 10K Training – Run/ Walk Teams
FeaturedRichmond’s First Baptist is inviting The Fan Association, The Museum District Association, and the Scott’s Addition Business Association to collaborate in creating a Monument Avenue 10K team in training. Creating this team will allow the church a fun, low-barrier way to interact with our neighbors.
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Monument Ave. 10K Spirit Zone
FeaturedWe are offering the BEST SEATS in the house! We will have live music, snacks, a sign-making station, and…most importantly…bathrooms:)
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Good Neighbor Day
FeaturedRichmond's First Baptist Church wants its surrounding neighborhoods to know that its doors are open. This is a day to get to know us better; what we do, who we are, and that all are welcome on our campus - whether you choose to worship with us or not.
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Blessing of the Animals
FeaturedAll animals are welcome to this service—Dogs, Cats, Lizards, and Hamsters. This will be an all-ages Sunday event where all can participate.
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Classics and Cocoa In The Courtyard
FeaturedOur neighbors and friends are invited to hang out around the fire pit, roast marshmallows, and enjoy "A Charlie Brown Christmas."
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Black History Month: Slave Trail Walk
FeaturedYou are invited to join us as we walk the Richmond Slave Trail together on Sunday, February 25, following the morning worship service.
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Black History Month: Citywide Book Read
FeaturedWhat would you say to a child you loved about living in a world like this one? And what would you say if that child were Black?
This year’s choice for our city-wide book read is The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin, written as a letter to his nephew on the 100th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation. And because it’s a short book (only 111 pages), we are recommending a second short book, Between the World and Me, by Ta-Nehisi Coates, written as a letter to his son.
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Spirit Zone!
FeaturedThe Monument 10K is here and we are so excited!