Welcome
We invite you to worship with us each Sunday as we come together in faith, fellowship, and praise. Our Worship Service begins at 11:00 AM and lasts approximately 90 minutes, offering a meaningful blend of inspiring messages from our ministerial team and heartfelt, spirit‑filled worship. Whether you’re new to the area, exploring your faith, or looking for a church home, you’ll find a place of love, hope, and connection here.
- Sunday School starts at 9:45 AM — a time of learning, reflection, and spiritual growth. We’re grateful for all who attend and encourage you to bring a friend.
- Children’s Church is offered on the second and third Sundays during regular service hours. Please arrive by 10:45 -11:00 AM for the children's continental breakfast before the children settle in for an engaging program at 11:00 AM.
- Bible Study Online Wednesday 7pm – 8:30pm https://meet.google.com/zni-rxpq-mup?hs=224
We look forward to worshiping with you and growing together in grace!
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Pinetree Park Family,
In this moment of momentum and possibility, we are reminded that God never calls a church to stand still. He leads us forward with purpose, shaping our hearts and sharpening our vision for what lies ahead. Every season of growth begins with a divine stirring—God awakening something new within us, preparing us to rise to the work He has already set in motion.
We are not here by accident. Our congregation has been planted with intention, positioned to bring hope, healing, and light to the community around us. God is aligning our gifts, our voices, and our compassion so that together we can make a greater impact than ever before. As He stretches us, He is also strengthening us. As He challenges us, He is also equipping us. Every step forward is guided by His hand.
This is a season to lean in—to trust more deeply, serve more boldly, and believe more confidently in what God is doing among us. Spiritual growth is not just about numbers; it is about hearts transformed, families strengthened, and lives touched by the love of Christ. When we grow in unity, we grow in power. When we grow in faith, we grow in influence. When we grow in purpose, we grow in our ability to change lives.
Let us embrace this next chapter with courage and expectation. The same God who has carried us this far is the God who will lead us into greater things. He is faithful to complete every good work He begins. Together, we move forward—rooted in hope, united in mission, and ready for the extraordinary things God has prepared.
Pinetree Park Deacon Board
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Upcoming Meetings and Events:
Feb 15th
- Men's Ministry Dinner sale directly following service: $13 fish or chicken meal
Feb 22nd
- Black History Month Meal directly following service
- Grand Opening of the Church Library
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Sunday Feb 8, 2026:
Carrying the Mission Forward: Living the Great Commission Today
In Matthew 28:18–20, Jesus gives His disciples a charge that still echoes through every generation of believers. Known as the Great Commission, these verses remind us that the Christian life is not passive—it is purposeful. It is not confined to the walls of a church—it is carried into homes, workplaces, communities, and nations. And it is not reserved for a select few—it is entrusted to all who follow Christ.
Jesus begins with a powerful declaration: “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to Me.” Before He sends us, He strengthens us. Before He commands us, He assures us. His authority means we never step into ministry alone or uncertain. We go with the backing of the risen Savior who holds all power in His hands. This truth gives us courage when the world feels overwhelming and confidence when the task feels too great.
Then Jesus gives the assignment: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations.” This is more than a call to share the gospel—it is a call to invest in people. To walk with them. To teach them. To help them grow in faith and obedience. Discipleship is not a moment; it is a journey. It happens in conversations, in relationships, in acts of kindness, and in the everyday rhythms of life. Whether we travel across the world or simply reach across the street, we are participating in God’s global mission.
Jesus also instructs us to baptize and teach, reminding us that spiritual growth is both inward and outward. It is a transformation of the heart and a commitment to live out His Word. Every believer—regardless of age, background, or title—has a role in this work. Some go. Some send. Some teach. Some encourage. All are called.
Finally, Jesus ends with a promise that anchors our hope: “And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.” His presence is our strength. His presence is our peace. His presence is our assurance that no matter where we go or what we face, we are never alone. The Great Commission is not carried out by human effort—it is carried out by the power and presence of Christ working through us.
As a church community, may we embrace this mission with renewed passion. May we see every interaction as an opportunity to reflect Christ. May we disciple with love, serve with humility, and share the gospel with boldness. The world is waiting, and God has equipped us for the task. Let us carry the mission forward—together.
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From the Health Ministry
Heart disease is a broad term used for a wide variety of diseases of the heart and blood vessels such as coronary artery disease, heart rhythm disorders and defects of the heart present at birth. It is the leading cause of death in the United States for both men and women as well as people of most racial/ethnic groups. The most common type of heart disease in the United States is coronary artery disease. This is a condition in which plaque builds up inside the coronary arteries. The plaque can grow large enough to reduce or completely block blood flow to the arteries. More often than not the plaque ruptures, causing a blood clot to form that either blocks the artery or breaks off. This clot can travel somewhere else in the body and cause a blockage at another site. When the blockage takes place in a blood vessel that feeds the heart the result is a heart attack.
Symptoms of a heart attack can vary greatly in individuals. Listed below are some of the most common symptoms.
1) Chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue (2 out of 3 people experience these symptoms a few days to
a week prior to the attack)
2) Pain in the middle of the chest that spreads to the back, neck, jaw or arms.
3) Gas -like pain or pressure in the stomach (this can be mistaken for indigestion)
4) Nausea/Vomiting
5) Feeling light-headed or dizzy
6) Feeling of a sense of impending doom
7) Feeling extreme restlessness or anxiety
Certain health conditions, lifestyles, age and family history can increase heart disease risks. High blood pressure, high cholesterol and excessive drinking and smoking are all major risk factors that can be managed. Some risk factors such as age and family history cannot be controlled. We can take steps to lower our risk by changing factors that we can control. Take the steps listed blow to lower your risk for heart disease.
1) Eat plenty of fresh fruits, vegetables and fewer processed foods
2) Eat food high in fiber and low in saturated fats
3) Limit the salt and sugar in your diet
4) Manage your weight
5) Get regular exercise
6) Don’t smoke
7) Control your blood pressure
8) Manage diabetes and stress
According to the American Heart Association healthy adults should get at least 150 minutes per week of moderate activity or 75 minutes per week of vigorous aerobic activity. Choose an exercise option that is compatible with your physical abilities. If you have limitations with walking try water aerobics, low impact line dancing or chair exercises. These are all viable options.
Remember to get regular medical checkups and make necessary lifestyle choices to protect your heart.
Health Tip
Get Regular Dental Checkups
Poor dental health increases the risk of bacterial infection in the blood
which can affect the heart valves
Iris Dingle
Sandra Griffin
Inell Robinson
Prayer Power - Are you in need of prayer?
The Prayer Power group is still praying every Wednesday morning at 10:30. The group is continuing to meet and pray via teleconference calls. If you have a prayer request or if you would like to pray with the group, please contact Mother Inell Robinson or Sister Iris Dingle. via the "Inquires/Prayer Request" button at the bottom of the web page.
Lift them up in prayer
Beverly Taylor
Mary Collens
Deacon R. Linthicum
Mother Snow
Mother J. Johnson
Ms. W. Johnson
The Avant Family
Educators
Politicians/ law enforcement
Pinetree Park Baptist Church
The unspoken
Weekly Service Schedule
Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.
Children's Church - 2nd and 3rd Sunday
Prayer Power Wednesday 10:30 a.m. - meeting virtually
My help cometh from the Lord
For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.
“Remember not the former things, nor consider the things of old. Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.
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Ministries
Health Department
Get regular medical checkups, listen to your doctor and make necessary lifestyle choices to protect your health.
2nd & 3rd Sunday
The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up.
Deuteronomy 6:4-7
Prayer Power
Prayer Power
If you would like someone to pray with you or pray for you, join us for Prayer Power each Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Pinetree Park Baptist Church.