First Baptist Church

read moreAt First Baptist Clarksville, we believe that God has called and purposed us to spread the Good News. That's why we follow Jesus' challenge to reach our community, our city, our nation, and our world. At FBCT, missions are a part of our DNA. That's why we work towards a mission strategy that not only makes a difference in Clarksville, but also reaches out and touches our nation and the world. How does God want you to be involved? We work with mission partners to provide opportunities for our church members to participate in projects and activities that allow us to share God's love and the Good News of Jesus Christ.

read moreBecause the Bible teaches us that God inhabits the praises of His people, the First Baptist Clarksville Worship Arts Ministry has a passion for helping people connect with Jesus Christ by creating an environment where they can experience the presence of God through worship. It's our desire for you to clearly sense and experience God's presence each time the church gathers and that God is glorified in and through our worship. Worship at our Downtown Campus is an inspirational mix of hymns and worship songs.

read morePrayer plays such a huge part in everything we do at First Baptist Clarksville. The Prayer Ministry has the privilege of praying for the needs of many missionaries and individuals all around the world, as well as those in our FBCT Family and the community of Clarksville. Our Prayer Warriors also pray over prayer requests that have been submitted below or requested on Sunday mornings through our Prayer Card located in the pews. If you would like more information about prayer or how you can be a Prayer Warrior at First Baptist Clarksville, email us!

read moreBaptism is important for every believer as one of the two ordinances given to the Church by Jesus Christ. As a congregation that agrees with the Baptist Faith and Message (2000), and voluntarily cooperates with other Southern Baptist Churches, we believe baptism is by full immersion for those who repent of their sins, confess that Jesus is Lord, and believe Jesus Christ was raised from the dead (Acts 2:37-42; Romans 10:9, 10). Christian baptism is a public testimony symbolizing one's faith in the crucified, buried, and risen Savior Jesus Christ.