First Baptist Swan

Discover how to find lasting satisfaction not in worldly possessions, but in what God offers. Learn to be so secure in Him that sin loses its appeal. True contentment comes from a deep connection with the Lord.

We are excited to announce that Trail Life for Boys is coming to First Baptist Church Swan! This Christ-centered, boy-focused program is designed to build character and leadership skills through outdoor adventure for young men from kindergarten through high school.
Mark Your Calendars:
Registration: June 16th 12-6 PM Onsite
Kick-off Date: June 25th
Schedule: Meetings will be held every other week
Location: FBC Swan Fellowship Hall
Who: Open to all boys, K-12th grade
Trail Life provides a unique environment where boys can grow in faith while engaging in exciting activities like camping, white-water rafting, and archery. It’s about more than just the outdoors; it’s about guiding the next generation of men to lead lives of integrity and service.

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