Church guide

"Why do you doubt?" Jesus used convicting questions throughout his ministry to probe people’s deepest, most unsettled places. If we allow the friendship and love of Jesus to inspire us to deal with these questions raised, we will emerge better able to tap into the life-giving power of the gospel. Join us tomorrow for our final message in the series "Holy Curiosity: Questions Jesus Asked". Our message, "Why Do Doubt" is coming from Matthew 14:22-36. We're looking forward to seeing you! Join us: 9:30 AM - Bible Study (for all ages) 10:30 AM - Fellowship Time (coffee and conversation) 11:00 AM - Worship Can't join in person? Watch service live (or catch the replay) on our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/dbcalexandria

"Are you confused?" Jesus used convicting questions throughout his ministry to probe people’s deepest, most unsettled places. If we allow the friendship and love of Jesus to inspire us to deal with these questions raised, we will emerge better able to tap into the life-giving power of the gospel. Join us tomorrow for our next message in the series "Holy Curiosity: Questions Jesus Asked". In our message "Are You Confused?", Pastor Phil will explore the gift of disorientation. The text is John 16:16-24. You don't want to miss it! Join us: 9:30 AM - Bible Study (for all ages) 10:30 AM - Fellowship Time (coffee and conversation) 11:00 AM - Worship Can't join in person? Watch service live (or catch the replay) on our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/dbcalexandria

"How much bread do you have?" Jesus used convicting questions throughout his ministry to probe people’s deepest, most unsettled places. If we allow the friendship and love of Jesus to inspire us to deal with these questions raised, we will emerge better able to tap into the life-giving power of the gospel. Join us tomorrow for our next message in the series "Holy Curiosity: Questions Jesus Asked". Our message "How Much Bread Do You Have?" will be given by Pastor Brian. The text is Matthew 15:29-39. We look forward to seeing you! 9:30 AM - Bible Study 10:30 AM - Fellowship Time 11:00 AM - Worship Can't join us in person? Watch service live (or catch the replay) on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/Ix-CAHri_0U

Join us tomorrow for some Easter fun in Old Town. We'll have a celebration and egg hunt at Lyles-Crouch immediately following our 11 a.m. service.

Join us on Sunday morning for our Easter services. We'll worship in our sanctuary at 212 South Washington Street at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Afterwards at 12:15 p.m., there will be an Easter celebration for children and their families at the Lyles-Crouch school playground (530 South Saint Asaph Street). We'd love to see you on Sunday!

This was a most powerful experience tonight gathering as the Church on South Washington. Thomas James thanks for the post. We'll do it again next year!

Gather with us as we remember Jesus' life, ministry, death, burial and celebrate his resurrection. Each of the services below will occur at our church located at 212 South Washington Street in Old Town. Maundy Thursday | April 18 at 6:30 PM This is a joint worship service at Downtown with our neighbors from Beulah Baptist, Roberts Memorial UMC and Washington Street UMC. Good Friday | April 19 at 6:30 PM Easter Sunday | April 21 at 9:30 AM and 11 AM There will be two worship services on Easter. They are identical, so join us for either one. Light breakfast snacks will be available between services. Easter Celebration | April 21 at 12:15 PM, Lyles-Crouch School Playground Our celebration will feature fun for all ages and an Easter Egg Hunt for children.

Tomorrow marks the beginning of Holy Week. There are many opportunities to worship together in the days ahead. We'd love to have you join us! Palm Sunday | April 14th at 11:00 Maundy Thursday* | April 18th at 6:30 Good Friday | April 19th at 6:30 *This is a joint worship service with Beulah Baptist, Roberts Memorial UMC and Washington Street UMC. We'll have two services at 9:30 and 11:00 on Easter Sunday, April 21st. There will also be an Easter celebration at the Lyles-Crouch playground at 12:15. Visit downtownbaptist.org to learn more.

It's an exciting morning! See you here at 11 a.m. or visit the link to worship with us online.

Tomorrow morning we'll worship together with our friends from Washington Street United Methodist Church at 11:00 a.m. in our sanctuary. Jorge Acevedo, pastor of Grace Church in southwest Florida and a speaker at the recent Missio Alliance conference, will be our guest preacher. Join us in person or online! https://downtownbaptist.org/live/

Joining Dr. Zissios in serving lunch to the teachers and staff at Lyles-Crouch today. We ❤️ ALX and just wanted to say thanks for all that the teachers and staff do daily to support our kids, family and community!

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. The 40 days of Lent represents the time that Jesus spent in the wilderness as he endured temptation and prepared for his public ministry. On Ash Wednesday many will gather and receive the sign of the cross on their foreheads made from ashes. The ashes symbolize both our mortality and repentance. On this Ash Wednesday Pastor Phil and Pastor Brian will be available to meet Downtowners for prayer and the imposition of ashes during the following times: 7:30 AM-8:30 AM 11:30 AM-1:00 PM 5:30 PM-7:00 PM Simply drop by the church and come to the foyer of the worship center. The time of prayer and reflection will only take about 5 minutes.

Join us tomorrow, February 10, as we continue our series on The Apostles’ Creed - Ancient Words. Living Faith. Then, stick around for our annual ministry celebration after worship. It includes a delicious lunch and our annual meeting. Don’t miss it. This Week’s Message Title: Jesus...Suffered Under Pontius Pilate: Was Crucified, Dead, and Buried Scripture: 1 Peter 3:18 ____ 9:30am--Bible Study 10:30am--Fellowship Time 11:00am--Worship Service We look forward to seeing you! Can’t join us? Watch service live on YouTube at https://m.youtube.com/user/dbcalexandria.

This morning marked two years of serving breakfast to the community every Wednesday morning. Join us at 212 South Washington Street any Wednesday from 6 a.m - 8 a.m. if you need a meal or if you'd like to volunteer.

Immeasurably More! That is our theme for 2019 - expecting God to do and use us for “Immeasurably More”. Join us tomorrow, Jan. 27, as we pause to celebrate everything that God did in 2018 and prepare our hearts for “immeasurably more” in 2019. Through our message, we’ll consider how we can actively participate in what God is doing in Old Town and beyond. Then, stick around for our annual ministry celebration after worship. It includes a delicious lunch and our annual meeting. Don’t miss it. This Week’s Message Title: Immeasurably More Scripture: Ephesians 3:14-21 ____ 9:30am--Bible Study 10:30am--Fellowship Time 11:00am--Worship Service We look forward to seeing you! Can’t join us? Watch service live on YouTube at https://m.youtube.com/user/dbcalexandria.

Tonight’s PNO was all about birthdays. For just 1 night it was EVERYONE’S birthday. And a fun time was had by ALL at tonight’s “Happy Birthday” PNO. Missed the fun? Don’t worry, we’ll have another PNO coming your way in February! Registration details coming soon.

Join us tomorrow, January 20th, as we continue our sermon series, The Apostles Creed: Ancient Words. Living Faith. This Week’s Message Title: I Believe In...Jesus Christ, His Only Son, Our Lord Scripture: Colossians 1:15-20 ____ 9:30am--Bible Study 10:30am--Fellowship Time 11:00am--Worship Service We look forward to seeing you!

Caroling in Old Town

It's #ThrowBackThursday! Remembering the awesome presentations our kids shared at last year's Living Bible Museum. We learned about Paul, Micah, Lydia and other people from the Bible that God used. Who will we meet this year? Come find out at Bible and Burgers, after worship on Sunday, as we pair a classic summer cookout with this year's Living Bible Museum. RSVP at http://downtownbaptist.org/get-involved-2/events/.

Some of our youth getting ready to teach all of us VBS songs!

From the Wednesday, June 1st AWANA End of Year Celebration