Get to know Jay Strother as he takes our creative team on a tour of the Brentwood campus and answers 73 rapid-fire questions. Jay shares about what he’s reading, his family, pastoral influences and what he’s looking forward to in the next season of ministry.
Immerse yourself at Forged with live demos by skilled artisans, classic cars, monster trucks, and free wings from a Memphis in May BBQ winner. Fathers, bring your sons for bonding, adventure and to hear from our new Senior Pastor, Jay Strother. Join us today, October 1 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. No registration is needed, and we hope to see you there!
Exciting news! Our next event, Fall-le-lujah, is Friday, October 6 from 6:00-8:30 p.m. and Ellie Holcomb will be joining us for songs and stories under the stars. We will have soup and sandwiches and we are bringing back s’mores in fours. We have a limited number of tickets available, so click below to register! All tickets are $40 per person.
At Brentwood Baptist, we’re committed to the mission and vision of our church. One way that we show this commitment is through our yearly church-wide goals. These goals keep us accountable to God and to you, as we continue to commit our work to the Lord. We encourage you, our church family, to view and read our 2024 goals. Click below to see our 2024 goals.
Learn more about who we are, how you can get connected, and how you can use your spiritual gifts to find your place in the body of Christ. Join us for our next one-day Discover Us and Discover You class on Sunday, October 15, from 12:30 – 3:00 p.m. in Wilson Hall.
A biblical marriage reflects God’s covenant relationship with His people. Each year, we celebrate the biblical institution of marriage with a reception to honor couples during their 50th year of marriage. Join us Sunday, October 22, from 3:00-5:00 p.m. Please register by Monday, October 9.
As you pray, ask for the Lord to grant wisdom and strength as Josh serves as chaplain for thousands of soldiers and for Danelle as she ministers to military families. Pray for their family relationships over the distance and for wisdom for their college-aged sons.
Almost exclusively Hindu, the Dhobi people are the traditional launderers of the Hindu world. As they are increasingly replaced by washing machines, pray the Holy Spirit will work through missionaries to reveal that only Jesus can wash them clean of their sin.
