Welcome
Little River Baptist Church is a place where people can meet Jesus, engage in life-giving community, and everyone is welcome. We believe in creating a space where people can have authentic encounters with Christ, discover their gifts and use them for God's glory. Join us for our weekly services!
When we Meet
Sunday Mornings
11:00 am
Wednesday Evenings
6:15 pm
What To Expect
A typical service will last about an hour- give or take. We sing a good mix of contemporary and traditional music that is led by our worship team. There is childcare available for nursery and preschool-aged kids during the worship service. Plan to hang around after the service to meet people or tour our facility.
Church Membership Information
Click here to learn about membership at LRBC.
Want to take your NEXT STEP?
God desires for us to grow in faith and obedience. We believe that the church is essential in this process. What is your next step?
LRBC Culture
LRBC is a friendly church in a rural community. Our congregation is made up of hard-working folks who believe in the authority and inerrancy of God's Word. On average, most folks are casually dressed, though you wouldn't be considered out of place for wearing a suit or a pair of shorts. While no congregation meets the expectations of every person, we welcome you to join us and see what God may show you while you're here.
What Bible translation do we use?
Billy Graham was once asked what Bible translation was best. His response, "the one that you will read."
Our pastor preaches from the NASB translation. Not because it's better, it's just his preference. Our kids Sunday Schools use the NIV because it reads a little easier. Still, some folks still like the old KJV. Honestly, if you can read it and follow along, that's what is important. Don't have a Bible? Just ask! We have some in the pews for use and keep some extras to give away.
Our pastor preaches from the NASB translation. Not because it's better, it's just his preference. Our kids Sunday Schools use the NIV because it reads a little easier. Still, some folks still like the old KJV. Honestly, if you can read it and follow along, that's what is important. Don't have a Bible? Just ask! We have some in the pews for use and keep some extras to give away.