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👍 We pray this video is a blessing to you and that you to like, subscribe and share your thoughts and prayers with us in the comments! We are blessed by your participation and we welcome all to fellowship with us in the way that works best for you wherever you are on your spiritual journey with God. Our hope is to have the honor to meet you in person at one of our worship services in real life. Until the day we gather to worship together, we pray that The Lord bless you and keep you. May his face always shine on you and be gracious to you. May the Lord turn his face toward you and give you so much peace that it goes beyond understanding. Amen. #worship #church #knoxville _________________________ About First Baptist Knoxville BELIEFS We are Christian Baptist and moderate on the legalistic - liberal religious spectrum. To learn more about values, we invite you to join us in person or connect with us via email to get a richer understanding of our statement of beliefs: https://fbcknox.org/about-us/what-we-... CORE VALUES Jesus Is Lord Every person matters The Bible is our standard We celebrate tradition and innovation We promote unity and diversity We treat one another with dignity and speak well of one another We worship wholeheartedly We pray in all things HISTORY (In the Center of the City with the Saviour) In 1843, two brothers (James and John Moses) moved from New Hampshire to Knoxville and founded first Baptist church in the area with the help of the American Baptist Home Mission Society and members of rural Baptist churches in the surrounding area. Following a baptismal service in First Creek, the church recorded 46 members, including 20 African Americans. Soon after, a Sunday School was started where slave and free alike were taught to read and many encountered the Bible for the first time. During the Civil War, worship services were temporarily cancelled, and the church building was used as a hospital by the Union Army. In the years that followed, many new ministries and missions grew out of the church. First Baptist started a ministry for Knoxville's deaf population and churches were planted across the city reaching minority groups and growing population centers. When First Baptist dedicated a new building in 1887, the congregation gladly proclaimed to be "In the Center of the City with the Saviour." The church eventually moved into its new city home in 1924, where it remains today.