Update on First Baptist Church of Hammond

[IFB X-Files]

The double drive-thru is a nice touch. 

 

[bgwilkinson]

The double drive-thru is a nice touch.

It was built for us old geezers so we wouldn't have to walk so far.

 

[fishinnut]

The double drive-thru is a nice touch.

It was built for us old geezers so we would have to walk so far.

They should have moved to a less crowded town & with less train track enclosed area years ago.

But I guess the Schaap train-wreck was the worst misstep for "the old church downtown.

 

[prophet]

Darell Moore was the presenter at House of Grace Sunday.

Did Darrell Moore go to FBCH on Sunday also?  Don't remember him being there.... just saying, kinda weird if you ask me  (if he really is on "good terms")

Uhhhhhhh, he's on the payroll.



Earnestly Contend

 

[prophet]

The double drive-thru is a nice touch.

It was built for us old geezers so we would have to walk so far.

They should have moved to a less crowded town & with less train track enclosed area years ago.

But I guess the Schaap train-wreck was the worst misstep for "the old church downtown.

This is F.B.C. Hammond.  This is the town it belongs in.
This is the corner it belongs on.
What doesn't belong here, is people from everywhere else.

Earnestly Contend

 

[Bruh]

The double drive-thru is a nice touch.

It was built for us old geezers so we would have to walk so far.

They should have moved to a less crowded town & with less train track enclosed area years ago.

But I guess the Schaap train-wreck was the worst misstep for "the old church downtown.

This is F.B.C. Hammond.  This is the town it belongs in.
This is the corner it belongs on.
What doesn't belong here, is people from everywhere else.

Earnestly Contend

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

 

[RAIDER]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

 

[Binaca Chugger]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

 

[Jim Jones]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

Exactly.

Check those who teach there. They all were there as students who were high jacked from other churches.

Now it's producing in breeds.

 

[RAIDER]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

First Baptist was a large thriving church before HAC was ever opened.

 

[Binaca Chugger]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

First Baptist was a large thriving church before HAC was ever opened.

And then it began to have exponential growth off the labor of the young people from around the country while the actual membership faded out and the church fell apart.

 

[Jim Jones]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

First Baptist was a large thriving church before HAC was ever opened.

The church was a large thriving church before he arrived. It was running 700.

1972 the recruitment of youth began through the HAC.

The church began to produce it's biggest numbers AFTER HAC.

 

[RAIDER]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

First Baptist was a large thriving church before HAC was ever opened.

The church was a large thriving church before he arrived. It was running 700.

1972 the recruitment of youth began through the HAC.

The church began to produce it's biggest numbers AFTER HAC.

Interesting.  Where did you get your information??????

 

[Teri in NC]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

First Baptist was a large thriving church before HAC was ever opened.

The church was a large thriving church before he arrived. It was running 700.

1972 the recruitment of youth began through the HAC.

The church began to produce it's biggest numbers AFTER HAC.

Interesting.  Where did you get your information??????

From the Koolaid.

 

[RAIDER]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

First Baptist was a large thriving church before HAC was ever opened.

The church was a large thriving church before he arrived. It was running 700.

1972 the recruitment of youth began through the HAC.

The church began to produce it's biggest numbers AFTER HAC.

Interesting.  Where did you get your information??????

From the Koolaid.

It must be.  Elmer Towns wrote his book "The Ten Largest Sunday Schools" in 1969?  At that time FBCH was averaging 3,978. 

 

[Baptist City Holdout]

There's always "An Incomplete History of FBCH" by the McKinney siblings. A jewel of a book for historical and HACker knowledge!

 

[Jim Jones]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

First Baptist was a large thriving church before HAC was ever opened.

The church was a large thriving church before he arrived. It was running 700.

1972 the recruitment of youth began through the HAC.

The church began to produce it's biggest numbers AFTER HAC.

Interesting.  Where did you get your information??????

From the Koolaid.

It must be.  Elmer Towns wrote his book "The Ten Largest Sunday Schools" in 1969?  At that time FBCH was averaging 3,978.

In an auditorium that seated 1000?

He was using bogus numbers before it was the IFB way.

 

[Bruh]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

First Baptist was a large thriving church before HAC was ever opened.

And then it began to have exponential growth off the labor of the young people from around the country while the actual membership faded out and the church fell apart.

Raider, Raider, Raider, Raider.

C'mon maaaan!!! Really?

 

[Bruh]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

First Baptist was a large thriving church before HAC was ever opened.

The church was a large thriving church before he arrived. It was running 700.

1972 the recruitment of youth began through the HAC.

The church began to produce it's biggest numbers AFTER HAC.

Interesting.  Where did you get your information??????

From the Koolaid.

It must be.  Elmer Towns wrote his book "The Ten Largest Sunday Schools" in 1969?  At that time FBCH was averaging 3,978.

3,978

That's some pretty precise numbers there. LOL!!

 

[Bruh]

FBC Hammond , IMO, was definitely built by taking young adults  from other churches.

And what makes you think that?

Hyles-Anderson College

First Baptist was a large thriving church before HAC was ever opened.

The church was a large thriving church before he arrived. It was running 700.

1972 the recruitment of youth began through the HAC.

The church began to produce it's biggest numbers AFTER HAC.

Interesting.  Where did you get your information??????

From the Koolaid.

Right, because FBCH NEVER ever fabricated numbers, no not them come on I don't believe it. FBCH fabricate numbers?  LOL!!

I mean, baptizing, what was it 30,000 in on day? I'm sure not ONE KID didn't get dunked twice, nope didn't happen, fabricate numbers. PWAAAAHAAAA!!!