Our lives, our ministries, and our mission are grounded in three core values that shape everything we do: Worship, Discipleship, and Outreach. Worship is all about loving God, Discipleship is about growing God’s people, and Outreach is about reaching God’s world. If a ministry, event, or goal does not lead us to worship, grow in Christ, or reach others, it is not where our focus will be. 

These values come to life through our three commitments — how we live out this vision daily.

 First, we commit to Edify — building up the Church. This takes place through worship that strengthens faith, discipleship that deepens and matures believers, and outreach that equips people to serve in love and purpose.

Next, we commit to Testify — making Jesus known. Our worship becomes a declaration of who God is. Our discipleship becomes a story of transformation. Our outreach becomes an invitation to encounter the gospel.

Finally, we commit to Glorify — honoring God in everything we do. Whether through worship that welcomes His presence, discipleship that shapes us to look more like Christ, or outreach that reveals His grace, our ultimate purpose is to give Him glory.

As we commit to edify, testify, and glorify, the result is clear: Jesus is exalted above all. This is not just what we do — this is why we do it. Every act of worship, every step of discipleship, and every moment of outreach reflects the heart of our mission.

Our Vision Statement: We worship God, disciple believers, and reach the world — so that Jesus may be exalted above all.

Join us for Bible study on Wednesday nights at 6:30 p.m. in the sanctuary.  For the next few weeks we'll be going through each phrase of the Lord's Prayer.  Matthew 6:9.  It's a great time come and invite a friend!

Bible Study - June 3rd

Jesus in the Old Testament: Amos

When Justice Roars and Grace Restores

Key Theme: God judges empty religion, defends the oppressed, and promises restoration through

the coming King.

1. God Sees What People Ignore - Amos 2:6–7

• Israel appeared prosperous but was spiritually corrupt.

• God sees how people treat the poor, weak, and vulnerable.

• Jesus sees the overlooked and came to deal with our sin.

2. God Rejects Empty Worship - Amos 5:21–23

• Worship without obedience is unacceptable to God.

• God desires sincere hearts, not religious performance.

• Jesus makes true worship possible through His grace.

3. God Demands Justice and Righteousness - Amos 5:24

• “Let justice roll down like waters…”

• Genuine faith produces a life of righteousness.

• At the cross, God’s justice and mercy met perfectly in Christ.

4. God Promises Restoration Through a Greater King - Amos 9:11

• God promised to restore the fallen house of David.

• Jesus is the greater Son of David who restores what sin has broken.

• No life is beyond God’s power to rebuild.

Jesus in Amos

• The Righteous Judge

• The Perfect Worshiper

• The Fulfillment of Justice

• The Restoring King

Closing Challenge:  Is my faith merely religious, or has Jesus truly changed my heart?

Pray for a faith that produces worship, righteousness, compassion, and obedience

Saturday, June 6^th you can learn the principals involved in building a ramp to meet the needs of those facing accessibility issues. This is a great training for students, women and men to serve their communities.  Schedule:  9:30 am - 11:30 am. Visit https://baptistsonmission.org/.../wheelchair-ramp.../7659 to sign up.

Sebastian Blevins - South Central High School

National Guard with hopes of going into Radiography 

Mikey Dunbar - South Central High School

Employed with ECU Health

Bryson Justice - DH Conley High School

Pitt & Nash CC for HVAC

Weslee Justice - DH Conley High School

Finishing EMT classes with plans to work with the Carteret Co. Fire Department in Morehead City

Abigail Stevenson – Campbell University

BS in Elementary Ed (K-6), BS in Special Ed (K-12)

Accepted a position teaching 6^th Math

Savannah Suggs - DH Conley High School

Pitt CC for prerequisites followed by ECU for Nursing 

(Labor and Delivery Unit)

The WBC book club will start a new book, “Desperate for a Fix” by Dana Brown (Bud & Judy McLawhon’s daughter).  We began meeting on Tuesday, April 7^th, at 6:30 p.m.  

Donations may be dropped off in the fellowship hall, near the storage closet/sound booth area.

WBC, you’ve done it again!  When there’s a need you show up in masses!  Thank you for your response to our food pantry donations.  It has helped us restock our storage closet!   Please remember our food pantry when you see things buy one get one free or a special on any canned goods.  The need is ever present.  We are feeding our neighbors right here in Winterville

 Aftershock (youth and kids) will meet this Sunday at 5:00 p.m. in the music room for more VBS prep! Keep watching your publications for escape room news!

Sunday school for all ages at 9:00 a.m. in the children's wing.

VBS June 14-18th

Rainforest Falls

Glad-A-Bouts (senior adults) will meet on Tuesday, June 25th, at 11:30 a.m. for a meal and program.  Musical guest, Donna Morgan, will  be entertaining us this month.

For more than 25 years, Baptists on Mission has served alongside the people of Eastern Cuba. Just two weeks ago, our friends awoke to the devastation left by Hurricane Melissa - uprooted trees, downed power lines, collapsed buildings, and the loss of electricity and safe drinking water.

It will be months before the island returns to anything close to normal, but right now we have the opportunity to offer assistance by helping clean up after the storm as well as other future needs. Our teams are also assessing opportunities in Jamaica to see how we might serve.

If you’re interested in volunteering or donating to purchase supplies and materials,
you can sign up on the website. 100% of all gifts designated to Hurricane Melissa will be used to assist individuals affected by the storm.

Baptists on Mission is responding in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in the mountains of western North Carolina. We’ve set up large feeding and recovery (mud out, tear out, chainsaw, etc.) operations in 14 locations in Western North Carolina.

Volunteers are helping in feeding; shower and laundry; chain saw teams; tarping roofs; mudding and tearing out homes; and more. You don’t need to be trained to serve with some of these opportunities. Please know that we will have many opportunities to serve for many weeks, months and years to come. Your team may very well be more needed a month or two from now than they are right now.

You can sign up to volunteer as well as give financially to support the relief efforts by clicking here https://baptistsonmission.org/. All financial gifts go directly to assist those impacted by the storm.

Thank you for helping us offer hope to families affected by this massive storm. Please continue to pray for everyone impacted by Hurricane Helene, including first responders and our volunteers.

L.I.F.E.

"living in freedom everyday"

L.I.F.E. Every Monday at 6:30 p.m.

We are also in need of volunteers who would be willing to be on security duty each Monday night.  Please contact Willard Joyner if you are available at 252-258-9937.

The L.I.F.E. ministry began in March of 2017 with the intent of sharing this good news of deliverance with others.  Our leadership team consists of those who have been set free from addictions through the power of God.  These men and women know where you are and what your struggles feel like.  We are here to help you recover and reach a place of freedom in your life.  You do not have to remain a slave to some habit that is destroying you and those you love.  We are here to help you!

If you or someone you know or love is struggling with addiction, please feel free to join us every Monday at Winterville Baptist, Fellowship Hall, from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.  A meal will be provided each week.  Each meeting is held in the highest of confidences.