Homeland Park Baptist Church

  Sunday morning we begin a new preaching series through the book of 1 Thessalonians. The concept of life after death is foundational to the Christian faith. Whether it is the warmth of feeling the light of Christ forgiving you of all your sins and gaining a “Start Over” or the dull assurance that a loved one's funeral  is not the end. As stated in 2 Corinthians 5:17, "This means that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun!”. This verse emphasizes that when someone places their faith in Jesus, they are regenerated, or born again into a new life. This new life isn't something Christians wait for after death; it starts the moment they say "yes" to Christ.  1 Thessalonians was written by the Apostle Paul to a young church filled with people who were early in their faith. They were experiencing real problems in a world that was not friendly to their Christian faith, just like you and I today. Many of the probl

UPDATE: This year, our "Back to School Supplies Giveaway" had an incredible turnout, with 385 individuals, including over 249 children, receiving essential school supplies. Thank you for your donations, our dedicated team, Southside Baptist, and Tri-County Tech for their invaluable partnership in making this event a resounding success. It was a truly remarkable occasion, and we are grateful to God for His blessings and guidance. 

  Location 3010 Abbeville Highway (Church With The Walking Track) July 15-18 @ 6:00pm Children of All Ages Each night will involve worship, crafts, recreation, a meal, and Bible Study. All children can register at the front doors of our Sanctuary as the meeting begins. Registration begins at 5:45 PM or skip the line by registering online @ https://www.homelandparkbc.org/p/vbs.html Please contact our church office if your child needs a ride on our bus. We will do our best to accommodate everyone we can. 864-296-9751. Please leave a message if there is no answer or email transportation@homelandparkbc.org .

  Matthew 11:29 (NLT)  “Take my yoke upon you. Let me teach you, because I am humble and gentle at heart, and you will find rest for your souls.” The parable of the "yoke" is well-known among those raised in the church, often recited when feeling overwhelmed. This passage is found in Matthew 11:28–30, where Jesus invites the weary and burdened to find rest. However, it does not imply that He will free us from putting any effort in serving Him. The rest Jesus is describing is a rest for our soul. It addresses the excessive religious expectations imposed on believers by the Pharisees. The relentless pursuit of self-righteousness and the unattainable goal of perfectly keeping the ten commandments was futile to His audience. If we could achieve such perfection, we would no longer need Jesus, as we would be inherently worthy in God's eyes. Jesus' message is that we are not required to bear the heavy burden of striving to be "good enough" to earn our way into heav

Attention all! As you drive by or visit our church, take a moment to admire the beautiful cross located to the right of our main entrance. This Easter season, we'll be using this cross to commemorate the special days leading up to Jesus' glorious resurrection. Look for the color of the sash to change each day, reflecting the significance of the holy week. A big thank you to Sherry, Ann and Jimmy for making this beautiful cross possible! To God Be The Glory!

  ** Children's Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 30th @ 1pm ** For children through 5th grade. There will be crafts for the children and an Easter Egg Hunt, of course! Rain will not be a problem because we will be having it in the Family Life Center (Gym) Children and families from our community are invited!