First Baptist Church

First Baptist Church of Harrisonville is a Gospel-centered, Word-driven church located at 504 W. Wall St., Harrisonville, MO. Rooted in the Southern Baptist tradition, the church is committed to helping individuals encounter God, equip one another, and expand His kingdom. Learn more about their beliefs.

First Baptist Church of Harrisonville is a Southern Baptist congregation located at 504 W. Wall St., Harrisonville, MO. The church is committed to leading every generation to encounter God, equip one another, and expand His kingdom. Sunday services are held at 10:30 AM, with Sunday School beginning at 9:00 AM. The church emphasizes a strong foundation in the Bible and is affiliated with the Southern Baptist tradition. Led by Pastor Wollberg, the congregation focuses on community support and spiritual growth.

First Baptist Church of Harrisonville, rooted in the Southern Baptist tradition, offers a welcoming environment for spiritual growth and community connection. Visitors can expect Bible-centered Sunday services at 10:30 AM, with Sunday School beginning at 9:00 AM, and opportunities to engage with a congregation focused on equipping believers and expanding God’s kingdom. The church emphasizes a strong sense of family and outreach, particularly through programs like Vacation Bible School for youth and families.

Pros

• Emphasizes Bible-centered teaching and Southern Baptist traditions
• Offers clear Sunday service times with Sunday School and worship at consistent hours
• Provides Vacation Bible School for Kindergarten through 12th Grade
• Focuses on community support and spiritual growth for all generations
• Led by Pastor Wollberg, with a welcoming atmosphere for newcomers and families

Cons

• Limited details on accessibility features or newcomer-specific resources
• No explicit information about parking availability or facilities for visitors
• Online presence could include more detailed information about worship style or music offerings
• Review mentions a past incident with church van driver behavior, suggesting potential areas for improvement in community representation