 Who We Are
Nassau Bay Baptist Church is a conservative Southern Baptist Church, that believes preaches and teaches the Bible as inerrant and authoritative for your life. If that is the kind of church you are looking for, than you have found it. All of the activities of Nassau Bay Baptist Church follow the mission of experiencing and expressing the love of God through exaltation, edification, and evangelism. In other words, members are learning to live a life that’s worth sharing, so that they can share a life that’s worth living.
Got Milk? Want Meat?
Have you been receiving the milk of the word for too long? Nassau Bay Baptist Church preaches the meat of God's word for maturing believers and those who desire to be. |
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Vision and Faith:
The Story of Nassau Bay Baptist Church
Nassau Bay Baptist Church was founded on faith. It all started with a vision. In 1962 slightly more than two dozen people had a vision for a Baptist church in the then sparsely populated Clear Lake area. Meeting in December in several homes, the vision grew rapidly. In fact, at just the second Sunday service, Rev. Al Novak, a retired Navy Chaplain and local pastor, along with his wife Ann, became the first members of the local congregation. He fulfilled the dream of Floyd King, the meeting organizer and next to join, who announced "God sent you here." Novak soon became the part-time mission pastor. The only property the church owned was a pulpit, which was dutifully carried from home to home for each service. Charter members June Vernon and Ruby Wright are still active members of NBBC.
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Come experience “Christ in the Passover”!
March 28th at both morning worship services. 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM. A visual sermon showing how the ancient feast of Passover does more than celebrate the deliverance of the Jews from Egypt, it points to Jesus as the Passover Lamb who would take away the sins of the world. If you have friends or family that have not seen this presentation, this is a great time to invite them to come visit. The “Christ in the Passover” presentation is eye-opening and could be life changing.
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SonShiner Day Trip
SonShiner's will leave the church at 8 AM, Saturday, March 27th to go to Washington-On-The-Brazos one of Texas' most significant historic places. It was here where the Texas Declaration of Independence was signed. They will see Independence Hall, bluebonnets in full bloom, and Barrington Farm, a working farm with live exhibitions. Price is $12, plus bring a sack lunch for a picnic on the Brazos River. |
Ladies' Tea April 10th
"I'll Bring the CHOCOLATE Satisfying a Woman's Cravings for Friendship and Faith" with Special Guest National Retreat & Seminar Speaker, Author Karen Porter Stop by Women's Ministry Table this morning to sign up to Hostess a Table 19th Annual Ladies' Tea is Saturday Morning, April 10, 2010. |
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Ladies Outing to Hobby Center
If you would enjoy a delicious meal at Artista, seeing an Award Winning Brodaway Play and Christian fellowship - we have it ! Adult 3 Ladies and friends will be leaving NBBC Saturday, March 20th 11 AM to attend "South Pacific" at the Hobby Center. Lunch is at noon, the play starts at 2 and return is about 5 PM. If you're interested, see Linda Mader TODAY tickets purchased tomorrow. (281) 850-9211. |
AWANA Grand Prix Family Night
AWANA needs volunteers on March 26th (who do not work in AWANA) to serve a spaghetti dinner to the families ! This will enable our workers to be with the kids and their families. We also need volunteers to bring desserts and If you are able to do either, sign up on the Messenger today. We thank you in advance ! |
New ETC Ministry Started in February
ETC is an acronym for Extended Teaching Care provided during the 2nd Worship Service. It is designed specifically for preschool children in SS Departments PS 3 and PS 4. It is also available to any guest whose children are 3 or 4 years old and would like them to attend during the 2nd Worship Service. Thank you Herbert and Lonita Ekstrum and Charlotte Barnes for being our ETC Volunteers for February. March is staffed, but if you would like to volunteer for the month of April, please contact
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Consolidated Mission Offering
Make your gift to this one-time annual offering. Our goal $86,000 and we need $18,000 to reach it. |
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