Brunswick Baptist Church is a member of the Southern Baptist Convention. This means that we are an autonomous Baptist congregation that has chosen to cooperate with thousands of other churches of like faith. We give a portion of our general tithes and offerings to the Cooperative Program, which in turn supports important ministries and missions such as Children’s Homes, Missionaries, New church starts, Children’s camps, Disaster Relief and Seminaries. Learn more about the cooperative program here.

In the summer months you will probably see some people wearing shorts/t-shirts and others in their “Sunday best.” In short, it is entirely up to you. You can feel free to attend in the attire that is most comfortable to you.

When you arrive, you will find our nursery directly across from the chapel. This is for infants and children up to three years old. You are welcome to leave your infant/toddler with our workers, or stay with them initially as they become comfortable in the new environment.

For children aged four and older, we have a childrens class that teaches the great stories of the Bible. If you have any questions upon your arrival, someone will be happy to assist you.

We are grateful for the opportunity to minister to your children and do not take this lightly. All of our workers have had background checks and are members of our church.

Pastor Zach may reference different Bible translations when he is preaching but he primarily uses the New King James Version. The decision of other pastors and teachers may be to use other translations.

Becoming a member of a church is a way of identifying / partnering with other likeminded people who have committed themselves to following Jesus Christ. In the case of Brunswick Baptist Church, prospective members must meet the following membership requirements:

1. They must have a clear profession of faith
2. They must have been baptised by immersion by our church (or another church of like faith and practice)
3. They must adopt our Articles of Faith.

There is never any pressure for you to become a member of our church. With that said, if you are interested in joining our faith-family, the first thing you will want to do is talk with one of our Pastors. They will want to understand your situation as relates to the requirements above before taking the next step towards membership. Beyond that, there are three primary methods by which someone can become a member:

1. Through baptism (his or her baptism in our church) and majority vote of the church.
2. By letter (receipt of a letter of recommendation from another church of like faith and practice) and majority vote of the church.
3. By experience (statement of faith / testimony) and majority vote of the church.