Some Ministries at the First Baptist Church of Macedon include:

  • Bible Studies
    • Tuesdays at 10:00 am at church
  • Baptist Brothers – Men’s group, 9:00-10:30 am in the Fellowship Hall- second Saturday of each month
  • C.A.P.E – Caring Assistance to People Everywhere – Congregation members come together to assist others in need
  • Stephen’s Ministries- Congregation members trained to offer high-quality, one-to-one Christian care to people going through tough times.
  • WeCare – Congregation members providing personal calls, visits and meals to other members in need
  • Philathea – Women’s Ministries, noon in fellowship hall – second Monday of each month
  • GO-SERVE-LOVE ministries – contact church office for current ministry support opportunities
  • Donations to Pal-Mac Food Pantry
  • Family Promise of Wayne County   congregation members provide evening and overnight hosting, food, transportation for homeless families in Wayne County

Related organizations include:

  • Cameron Community Ministries 48 Cameron Street Rochester, NY 14606
  • Camp Vick is located in Sandusky, NY and offers camping experiences for children in grades 2-12 and families on weekends.
  • Fairport Baptist Homes
  • Williamson Come-Unity
  • Joining Hearts and Hands – A C.A.P.E sponsored initiative to give a hand up to Africa’s poorest children
  • Advent House– an outreach ministry of Perinton Ecumenical Ministries, Inc.
  • Green Angels– an outreach ministry in Wayne County for the less fortunate.
  • Grace House- a community outreach program in Palmyra at 114 Canandaigua St

  American Baptist Information:

Church Doctrine:

The First Baptist Church of Macedon receives the Old and New Testaments as an all-sufficient basis of doctrine and practice and adopts the following Church covenant:

Believing that God first loved us and as our Creator gave us gifts of:

  • Christ as Lord and Savoir
  •  The Holy Spirit as Advocate and Comforter
  •  The Bible as all-sufficient guide to doctrine and practice

We covenant with God and one another, by the grace of Jesus Christ, faithfully to:

  • Celebrate the ordinances of believer’s baptism and the Lord’s Supper
  • Affirm historic Baptist principles of soul freedom, local Church autonomy, religious liberty and separation of Church and state
  • Support, love, forgive and care for each other
  • Make this a place of Christian devotion welcoming all persons
  • Affirm spiritual growth through daily prayer, weekly worship, Bible study, fellowship, mission and service
  • Share the gospel, exercise justice, demonstrate compassion; tend God’s creation
  • Live consistently Christian lives at home, work and in the community
  • Offer our God-given gifts, time, talents, tithes and pledges to further the kingdom of God
  • Love God with heart and soul, mind and strength, and our neighbors as ourselves.