Join us on Sunday, December 7, from 5:00–7:30 p.m. for A Brentwood Christmas—a festive evening for the whole family and community. This year’s celebration includes the Christmas Food Project, a special time of serving our neighbors earlier in the day; Journey to Bethlehem, a walk-through retelling of Jesus’ birth; and Christmas Towne, filled with inflatables, games, food, ponies, puppies, photo booths, and more. Come celebrate the wonder, joy, and worship of Christmas together with family and friends!
We can give generously because we have received the greatest gift in Jesus Christ. This Christmas, we will provide over 1,500 food boxes and 1,000 fuel bags for local families in need. Every $100 provides food for a family for one week. Our goal is to raise $150,000 for our neighbors facing food insecurity.
Join us for the Christmas Food Project as we come together to serve families in need this holiday season! We’ll pack 1,500 food boxes and 1,000 fuel bags with four opportunities to serve throughout the week. On Wednesday, December 3 at 5:00 p.m., we’ll assemble 2,500 small gifts to include in each box and bag. On December 4 and December 6 at 9:00 a.m., we’ll prep the room and organize supplies for packing day. Then on Sunday, December 7 starting at 8:00 a.m., join us for the Packing Extravaganza as we fill every box and bag to bless our neighbors in need. Click below to learn more and celebrate the joy of serving this Christmas!

Join us this December for A Brentwood Christmas—a night of joy, community, and celebration! We need volunteers to help create a warm and welcoming experience for every guest, from greeting families to serving at activity stations. Sign up today and join us in sharing the hope and joy of Christmas with our community.
Join us for the TAK Very Merry Christmas Parade and Toy Drive on Saturday, December 6, from 1:00–3:00 p.m. at Brentwood Baptist Church. Help us spread Christmas joy by donating small toys and games—like sidewalk chalk, jump ropes, handheld games, card games, or outdoor balls—for children in foster care. Toy donations can be dropped off anytime in the Kids Area, and volunteers are needed to help hand out toys during the parade.

Trustees welcome Mike Harland and Britt Cumbie, and Kevin Drake, who was reelected for a second term. They will be joining current Trustees Jeff Kauppila, Leilani Boulware, Tiffany Coursey, Ben Finney, Jeremy Johnson, Donna Keel, Hunter Moss, Art Tennille, Gene Torti.
In Matthew 15–18, Jesus reveals the heart behind our traditions, clarifies His identity, and shows how His followers are meant to live together. This episode walks through Peter’s confession, the transfiguration, the lost sheep, and church discipline—highlighting Jesus’ deep care for His people and His kingdom way.
Matthew and Julia serve in a region marked by atheism, Islam, and deep trauma, coordinating outreach through therapy, sports, and health programs. They lead two house churches and are seeing encouraging signs of faith and growth. Pray for wisdom in ministry decisions, for more workers to join their team, and for those close to believing to take the next step toward Christ.
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