We are an open & affirming church!
God sees you.
God loves you.
And so do we.
Covid-19 update - updated 9/10/2021
A Note From Our Pastor
Hello and Welcome to First Baptist of Nashua! We're so glad you found us.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have temporarily closed our building and are not currently hosting services, events, or rentals.
During the summer we announced and anticipated that we were looking forward to re-opening our church building for Sunday services in the middle of September, barring any significant changes with Covid. However, the unforeseen happened and instead of the Covid numbers continuing downward, we are entering a new surge with no end in sight currently. While the numbers in New England are not as high as the South, they are still continually increasing. The Delta variant is highly contagious and causing problems as we see in the news everyday. While vaccinations are highly recommended to prevent hospitalization or death, Covid can still be spread to others in the air like cigarette smoke.
The Deacons and members of the Administration Team are concerned first and foremost with the health and safety of our congregation. We have taken a cautious position since the beginning of Covid and continue to do so now. Therefore, we have decided to continue to worship virtually via Zoom until the first of January. Please know that we will evaluate the situation regularly between now and then, and adjust time frames if warranted. This decision was made out of an abundance of caution and with deep love and concern for our members.
Though our building may be closed, First Baptist is OPEN! Join us for one of our virtual events via Zoom. Links for all services are posted on our Facebook page and also sent out via our weekly email communications.
Sunday Virtual Services - 10:30 am EST
To be added to our weekly email list, please reach out through the "Contact Us" page, or sign up directly through the "Subscribe" section at the bottom of the page.
Please take care of one another and do all that you can to remain safe and healthy.
And don't forget to be kind.
--- Maggie
