First Baptist Church
of Birmingham, Michigan
(248) 644-0550
300 Willits Street
Birmingham, Michigan
The congregation has worked to make the church a place of inclusion for all.
To this end, several projects including the installation of a three-floor elevator have been accomplished.
The North Entrance (facing the free, public parking lot) provides handicap accesses the elevator lobby, Fellowship Hall and facilities including rest rooms located on the lower level. The elevator provides access to the sanctuary & offices (2nd floor) and gymnasium & classrooms (3rd floor).
The South / Office Entrance provides handicap access to the sanctuary, offices and handicap rest room.
Over the years modifications to the building have been made to ensure access by all people.
View the Dedication Program booklet from 1929.
Related Links
Metropolitan Detroit Association of American Baptist Churches
http://mda-abc.org/wp/
American Baptist Churches of Michigan
https://www.abc-mi.org/
American Baptist Churches of the USA
http://www.abc-usa.org/
Detroit Baptist Union (DBU)
http://detroitbaptistunion.org/Home_Page.php
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https://www.detroitfriendshiphouse.org/
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First Baptist Church of Birmingham
American Baptist Churches of the USA
Telephone: (248) 644-0550
Fax: (248) 644-0559
email: firstbaptistbirm@sbcglobal.net
The First Baptist Church of Birmingham will be a disciplined, focused and prayerful congregation that is energized and mobilized by the spirit of God so that lives are changed through sharing our love of Jesus Christ and our resources in our community and around the world.
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- Free Parking on Sunday
- Handicap Accessable
- Nursery Care Available
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