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First Baptist Church of Killeen

Killeen, TX

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3310 S W S Young DrKilleen, TX 76542

Gathering: Sunday 9:15am (LifeGroups)

When to go

Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday9:15am · LifeGroups
  • Sunday10:30am · Worship
  • Sunday4:30pm · G.R.O.W. Groups

About

Summary

First Baptist Church Killeen is a Protestant congregation located at 3310 South WS Young Drive, across from the Killeen Special Events Center. The church emphasizes small groups for spiritual growth and community connection, offering services at 9:15am and 10:30am on Sundays. With ministries for all ages, including preschool, children, students, and senior adults, FBC Killeen is known for its welcoming environment and outreach programs such as a food care center, prison ministry, and homeless outreach. The church also provides a MDO program and has a vibrant community that supports members through various life challenges.

Details

First Baptist Church Killeen is a long-standing Protestant congregation in Killeen, Texas, with a history that dates back to 1873. The church is located at 3310 South WS Young Drive, across from the Killeen Special Events Center. FBC Killeen is known for its emphasis on small groups, which are central to its strategy for spiritual growth and community connection. These groups meet on Sunday mornings at 9:15am and 4:30pm for LifeGroups and G.R.O.W. Groups, respectively. The church offers a wide range of ministries for all ages, including preschool, children, students, women, men, senior adults, and a Hispanic Ministry. It also provides outreach programs such as a food care center, prison ministry, and homeless outreach. The church has a welcoming environment and has supported members through various life challenges, including health issues and financial difficulties. The church's facilities include a Family Life Center, Welcome Center, and Office, and it has a vibrant community that encourages service and discipleship.

From Faith Near Me

First Baptist Church of Killeen, located in a central Killeen neighborhood, offers two Sunday worship services and several small-group gatherings focused on spiritual growth and community connection. The church emphasizes ministries for all ages and has outreach programs addressing local needs like food assistance and homeless support. Its long history and range of facilities suggest a well-established presence in the area.

Pros

  • Offers multiple Sunday services and small-group gatherings for spiritual growth
  • Provides ministries for all age groups, including preschool, children, students, and senior adults
  • Features outreach programs such as a food care center, prison ministry, and homeless outreach
  • Includes facilities like a Family Life Center and Welcome Center to support community activities
  • Has a long-standing history in the Killeen area since 1873

Cons

  • Limited information on newcomer orientation or specific welcoming initiatives for first-time visitors
  • No details provided about accessibility features for individuals with disabilities
  • Service times for LifeGroups and G.R.O.W. Groups may require coordination due to multiple time slots
  • No explicit mention of multilingual support beyond the Hispanic Ministry
  • Sparse details on parking availability or visitor amenities beyond general facilities

Reviews from around the web

Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.

  • Roaming free3 months ago

    One star is generous for this church. Very unfriendly to new people. Had a terrible experience with the pastors, the children's director, and any staff. Never felt so looked down on as a person trying to do what the Lord has called me to do.

  • Pooh Bear7 months ago

    Very disappointing for a first Baptist, every state that I’ve ever traveled or lived. I always look for a first Baptist church to worship with. I’ve always felt welcome and apart of the church until this one. These people behaved as if I was a ghost who entered the church. When I walked in it was 90 percent white, I didn’t care because it wasn’t my white time in a church that was mostly white people, but it seems as if they were wondering what am I doing there or if I was lost or something. Not one person acknowledged me, said hello or even made eye contact, it was a bit full. I stood there with my 19 month old in my arms trying to find a seat. As I said no one cared, I was standing there listening for a while then I walked out, it seems as if this treatment is a Texas thing . Very sad I wouldn’t go back

  • James Morssa year ago

    When I was young I love this church. Being they would have locked out at different places with all the kids only a couple parents which also made it a little dangerous before cell phones were invented but, my parents have given so much money during the Lord's words and charities towards the church. When my parents asked for help when we were in need, when our electricity got shut off, when our landlords were about to evict us, they asked and they did not receive. So for 26 years I've been in search for a better Church. Even thought they asked for less then they gave. Yes it was in 1999. For they weren't great

  • Wes3 years ago

    We strive to help everyone with a pulse coming through our doors and provide them with food at the food care center.

  • Tim Doerbaum7 years ago

    I have grown in my faith tremendously over the last 2 1/2 years since joining First Baptist Church. The people are very friendly and show genuine love for each other. The ministries are very vibrant and offer many opportunities for believers to serve from missions, discipleship training, women and men's ministry, children and youth ministry, prison ministry, homeless, serving widows, and many more. My special needs daughter looks forward to worship every Sunday and freely glorifies Jesus. My youngest son started as a high school senior in the youth group and Pastor Matt made a tremendous positive impact on his life in just one year, as he now has served as a leader in the D-Now program. As a married couple, we have made lifetime friends through the fellowship, discipleship groups and serving ministries of the church. This church truly has a heart for serving our Lord Jesus Christ and sharing his gospel message to the lost.

  • PFC Ferrella year ago

    I have been attending for four years. Best people you will ever meet. Cannot say enough good things about this church.

  • Cassie Sontag3 years ago

    Everyone was so sweet and welcoming. We go here on Sundays and use their MDO program. They were also so supportive when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. When people are asking for a church recommendation I always suggest coming here.

  • Pamela Jordan6 years ago

    My family and I worshipped at First Baptist, Killeen for years while we were stationed at Fort Hood. My children were baptized there, my son's going home services were held here. The body of the church was welcoming and I felt filled and purposed. Always enjoyed life group with Jerry and Sherry Ward... they are truly wonderful. Sermons relayed the messages in an always clear and fulfilling manner.

  • Lori Jeffries8 years ago

    We are a military family. We move every 2 years (or there about). One of the first things we seek out is a Church Home. First Baptist Killeen has provided that and so much more. Sunday Mornings are what we need to worship and prepare for the week ahead. Pastor Randy presents the Word of God truthfully and I always learn something. We have a great Sunday School class. The Youth Group is one of the main reasons we joined. It is a stimulating, wonderful place for my son to learn and grow. My oldest is involved in growing the college ministry.

  • jaycee turnquista year ago

    I haven't been to a lot of churches. But if those that i've been to this is the best. The message is always spot on

Services and facilities

Services

  • Preschool
  • Children
  • Students
  • Women
  • Men
  • Senior Adults
  • Hispanic Ministry
  • Food Care Center
  • Prison Ministry
  • Homeless Outreach
  • Serving Widows
  • Mdo Program

Facilities

  • Family Life Center
  • Welcome Center
  • Office

Events and programs

  • LifeGroups

    Sunday mornings at 9:15am

    Intimate groups for spiritual growth and community connection.

  • G.R.O.W. Groups

    Sunday afternoons at 4:30pm

    Groups designed for spiritual growth and discipleship.

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