How it all started...
In 1956, Emmanuel Baptist Church in Dayton, Ohio contacted Paul Kirkman about coming to Fairborn to organize a New Testament Baptist church. So on February 10, 1957, Grace Baptist Church was organized under their authority.
Grace Baptist had its beginning in July 1963 when a merger of Grace Baptist and Maranatha Baptist took place.
Several churches were organized under the authority of Grace Baptist Church: New Testament Baptist Church in Greentown, Ohio, Faith Baptist Church in Wauseon, Ohio and Grace Baptist Church of Oklawaha, Florida. Grace also authorized works in Nuremberg, Germany and Palmer, Alaska.
Grace Baptist had its beginning in July 1963 when a merger of Grace Baptist and Maranatha Baptist took place.
Several churches were organized under the authority of Grace Baptist Church: New Testament Baptist Church in Greentown, Ohio, Faith Baptist Church in Wauseon, Ohio and Grace Baptist Church of Oklawaha, Florida. Grace also authorized works in Nuremberg, Germany and Palmer, Alaska.
In 1956, Emmanuel Baptist Church in Dayton, Ohio contacted Paul Kirkman about coming to Fairborn to organize a New Testament Baptist church. So on February 10, 1957, Grace Baptist Church was organized under their authority.
Grace Baptist had its beginning in July 1963 when a merger of Grace Baptist and Maranatha Baptist took place.
Several churches were organized under the authority of Grace Baptist Church: New Testament Baptist Church in Greentown, Ohio, Faith Baptist Church in Wauseon, Ohio and Grace Baptist Church of Oklawaha, Florida. Grace also authorized works in Nuremberg, Germany and Palmer, Alaska.
Grace Baptist had its beginning in July 1963 when a merger of Grace Baptist and Maranatha Baptist took place.
Several churches were organized under the authority of Grace Baptist Church: New Testament Baptist Church in Greentown, Ohio, Faith Baptist Church in Wauseon, Ohio and Grace Baptist Church of Oklawaha, Florida. Grace also authorized works in Nuremberg, Germany and Palmer, Alaska.
