First Baptist Church Williamstown 431 Highland Avenue P.O. Box 38 Williamstown, WV 26187 (304) 375-5888 Fax - (304) 375-4979
Events
Service Times
Sunday
Tradition Worship - 8:30 a.m.
Contemporary Worship - 9:45 a.m.
Adult Sunday School - 9:45 a.m.
The Vine youth service- 9:45 am
Contemporary Worship - 11:15 a.m.
Frequency - 6 p.m.
Small groups 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday
AWANA - 6:30 p.m. Sept 9 - May
Quick Links
- Day 1 - Revive “Our Father who is in Heaven….”
- For God to revive and unite His people
- Day 2 - Reveal “ Sanctify your name…”
- For God to be distinguished from every false God and from every false thing spoken about Him
- Day 3 – Rule “…May Your Kingdom come…”
- For the Lordship of Christ to influence our whole lives
- Day 4 – Transform “..and may Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven…”
- For God’s people to bring the influence and blessing of Christ into every aspect of their lives
- Day 5 - Provide “…Give us this day our daily bread…”
- For the basic needs of food, water and health care for the poor, sick, refugees and children
- Day 6 – Forgive “…Forgive us our sins…”
- For recognition and repentance of sins that bring about war, poverty and injustice
- Day 7 – Reconcile “…as we forgive those who sin against us…”
- For reconciliation in marriages and families
- Day 8 – Lead “…And lead us not into temptation
- For God’s people to continue walking in the light of His ways and wisdom in order to fulfill His purposes in the world
- Day 9 – Overcome “…But deliver us from evil…”
- For Christ to break powers of darkness which corrupt and dominate businesses, governments and cities
- Day 10 – Glorify “…For Yours is the kingdom and the power, and the glory forever. Amen”
- That Jesus would be honored openly, worshiped extravagantly and glorified globally.
TEN leading up to ONE followed by NINETY
The Global Day of Prayer follows the three parts of the beginning of the Church: ten days of constant prayer leading to Pentecost, one day of prayer witnessed by the whole city and days of blessing that followed. For these reasons, the Global Day of Prayer has three parts
TEN DAYS of constant prayer May 21-30, 2009 Beginning on Ascension Day, May 21, millions of Christians will find ways to pray night and day throughout the ten days leading to Pentecost.
THE GLOBAL DAY OF PRAYER May 31, 2009. On Pentecost Sunday, Christians in almost every country will assemble to pray. They will gather in homes, churches and even stadiums.
NINETY DAYS OF BLESSING As in the first Pentecost, transformed Christians transform their communities as they offer themselves to God as instruments through which their prayers can be answered.
