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Founded in 1818 by slaves under the pastorship of James M. Phillippo. Celebrating over 200 years of Christian Ministry

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Phillippo Baptist Church - IGNITE (Youth Festival Concert 2026) https://t.co/GaCdHztv5i via @YouTube

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From July 17-23, we welcomed our visiting partners from the *Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church* (based in Philadelphia, USA). For the fourth consecutive year, we join our hearts and hands in the will to serve.

#ComeTogether
#PurposefulPartnership

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Post Emancipendence, Rev. Karl Johnson shared a message that was distilled from an open dialogue with a few of the youth about a previous sermon he preached, titled, 'Doubters can be Shouters Too'. Click https://t.co/cRpk4MilW8 to watch the full sermon

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IGNITE! Youths on the Rise, Christ a wi Choice! Save the date and be there! Bring a friend! #youthfest #ignite #youth

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On this the period of national commemmoration of emancipation from chattel slavery and independence from colonialism, Rev. K B Johnson highlighted the importance for us to remember our history, recall it, retell it and recommit ourselves.

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Lest We Forget!

It was the Sunday before the commemoration of the emancipation from chattel slavery of August 1, 1838, and Rev. Karl B Johnson was passionate in his reminder of the origins of our freedom as a people. Click https://t.co/9jz9P8GM5v to watch the full sermon

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What it Means to be the Church

Dr. Alyn E. Waller was the guest speaker at the start of an intense week of evangelism, revival, capacity building and hurricane relief efforts. Click https://t.co/4PUZgTopzn to watch the full sermon

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Called, Committed and Commissioned to Serve

Sis. Dafflyn Campbell was the speaker in a service that included a charge to all and not just the newly enrolled in the Jamaica Baptist Women Federation. Click https://t.co/VuKtHjNzHd to watch the full sermon

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We Are All In This Thing Together!

Rev. Donald Fisher shared his deep troubling concern of the lack of interest that results in the fall of the numbers and the membership in our churches. Click https://t.co/aTmkvjU2GF to watch the full sermon

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Remembering Faith

Our brother and friend, Rev. Norbert C. Stephens reminded us that remembering our faith is remembering God's glory, His abiding presence with us. Click https://t.co/wN2J75Q9MZ to watch the full sermon.

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A Family Portrait

The message delivered by our pastor, Rev. Karl B. Johnson, reminded us that families are God's design for shaping identity and values. Watch the full sermon here: https://t.co/oHAmlQnZGs

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Follow Me.

On the third Sunday after Pentecost Reverend Karl B Johnson gave his sermon a title of two words; 'Follow Me'. This was based on Jesus' invitation to discipleship found in Matthew 9:9-13.

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Following God - Faith NOT Fate!

It was the Second Sunday after Pentecost and Reverend Karl B Johnson explored the topic, Following God - Faith NOT Fate. The sermon was based on the call of Abram in Genesis 12:1-9. Click https://t.co/cx2QvbZpi9 to watch the full sermon

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On the first Sunday after Pentecost, Trinity Sunday, Reverend Karl B Johnson intrigued, inspired and encouraged us with his warning about the 'Sin of Certainty' and shared uncharacteristic perspectives on 'doubters', based on Matthew 28:17; 19-20.
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Moving In The Power Of The Spirit

Our brother and friend, Rev. Gary Harriott, reminded us that Pentecost was never meant to be another historical God-moment, but a continuing reality for the Church. Click https://t.co/QTYi5CPmxt to watch the full sermon.

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“Don’t Make Excuses, Answer the Call”

Fear, insecurity, doubt, and excuses often stand in the way of answering God’s call. Click https://t.co/szEwbsKMd2 to watch the full sermon.

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Mothers in Christ: Understand the Assignment.
The message delivered on Mother's Day (Mothering Sunday) by Sis. Georgia Crossman-Small, from 2 Kings 11:1–4; 12–19, reminded us that every woman of God carries a divine assignment. Click https://t.co/mCsAscfizO to watch the full.

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What Am I Living For, If Not for Him?

Our pastor, Rev. Karl B. Johnson, challenged us to examine who is really in control of our lives. Click https://t.co/AMmHnRb820 to watch the full sermon.

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Bro. Alvin Lawson challenged us to reflect on the true test of our character. In a world where right and wrong are often negotiated and convenience easily outweighs conviction, we are reminded that God calls us to a higher standard. Click https://t.co/VN0jw0CiLt to watch.

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The Easter Life
Our pastor, Rev. Karl B. Johnson, invited us to reflect on what it truly means to live the Easter life. Centered on the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus, we are reminded that the Easter life is not exempt from life’s realities. Click https://t.co/r6C0jlrokb .