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Our Sunday morning worship incorporates a casual atmosphere with a blend of contemporary praise and worship music, traditional hymns, and biblical teaching. LABC ministers to all ages, but what makes the church special, however is its caring and gracious spirit ― a spirit directly attributable to Christ's presence in the church's life and people.

We invite you to join us! Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. for all ages, from nursery to senior adults, followed by our worship service at 10:30 a.m. Children's church is available as well.

Sunday school is available for all ages from birth to senior adult.

Our Sunday morning worship incorporates a casual atmosphere with a blend of contemporary praise and worship music, traditional hymns, and biblical teaching. 

Liberty Avenue Baptist Church holds as confession of faith THE BAPTIST FAITH & MESSAGE 2000. For more details, please click the following link.

BAPTIST FAITH & MESSAGE 2000

Once upon a time, just outside a small town in eastern Kentucky lived a hazel-eyed boy with a fair complexion. His life was pretty normal for the time period. Most of his days were spent after school just trying to find something to do to occupy his time without getting into too much trouble. His older brother played football for the local high school, so one of those somethings was throwing a football up in the air to himself hoping to catch the big game-winning touchdown. Summers were spent often times on his grandfather's farm who just so happened to be a local Pastor in the area. Weekends would be spent attending church with Grandpa and that is how the young boy first heard about sin, hell and most importantly Jesus. The old country preacher would shout to the top of his lungs with tears rolling down his face about how Jesus died to save us from our sin and how He rose from the dead. The young boy was both intrigued and captivated that the kind loving man he grew up with could be so passionate about something, but it never really sank in as to why.

As time went on, the young boy grew taller and stronger and by the time high school rolled around he was making his own mark on the small-town football scene. During his freshman and sophomore seasons, his team went undefeated and most games were won rather easily.

As the senior season rolled around, the small town began to be filled with hype as the school's first state championship seemed to be just within reach. The team rolled through their first games on top of the competition getting better and better each Friday night. The boy, now a young man, was dreaming big of future opportunities, to do what no one in his immediate family had ever done before, go to college. But those dreams would come to a devastating halt on a near record-breaking night as he suffered a C1 spinal cord concussion, ending his future in football.

Upon waking up in the hospital with blood on his brain and numbness in his legs, his future wife, family, friends and of course Grandpa were all gathered around him. Anger and confusion filled his mind along with the ultimate question, WHY? The only comfort he could seem to have was the fact that Grandpa was praying.

Graduation soon came and was gone and the glory days had all but vanished but somehow the young man, now healed from his injuries, found himself back at the old country church once again listening to the now white-headed fiery preacher still talking about sin, hell and Jesus. Except this time, it was different. The young man began to realize that it was himself that was guilty of sin, was headed for hell and that he was the one that needed Jesus. And it wasn't long until he cried out to God and trusted Jesus to save him.

As providence would have it, wouldn't you know that the young man became a preacher and is now telling the same story his Grandpa once told, hoping that someone else might find their need for Jesus just as he did, so many years ago.

I often think about the chain of events in that young man's life and now thank God that he didn't let me die from that injury without Jesus, but instead spared me and saved me. And I want you to know that he can do the same for you.

"That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead thou shalt be saved." Romans 10:9 KJV

Bro. Jason