RED BLUFF - The First Southern Baptist Church is celebrating its 50th anniversary at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 10, at the church's auditorium on 585 Kimball Road.
State Assemblyman Doug LaMalfa will present a certificate the
congregation commemorating their 50th anniversary.
The event will be directed by Pastor Tom Turner, and a potluck will be
held at 12:30 p.m. before the services. The celebration will include
music, recognitions, displays, photos, speakers, and a slide show
commemorating people and events through the years. Lyle Paul, who is
the director of missions in the Tehama-Butte Association, will be among
the speakers at the event.
The congregation held its first meeting on April 1, 1956, at Women’s
Clubhouse. They later met at a dwelling on South Jackson Street.
The church’s goals for the future include building a new church and
reaching out to more young people.
The public has been invited to help the First Southern Baptist Church
celebrate its 50th anniversary.
Pictured are Pastor Tom Turner and Associate Pastor Robert Wheatley.
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