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OUR MEDIA
We believe in the salvation granted to us through the death and resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. How are we going to make from earth to Glory? By hearing and applying the Word in every situation and circumstance in our lives. We hope that God’s Word as spoken thru Pastor Miner is a much of a blessing to you as it is to us.
HISTORY
On January 27, 1901, in a scene reminiscent of the first century church, a small group of Christians met and organized a Sunday School at the home of the Bumbrey family located on Sheriff Road in Northeast Washington, District of Columbia. This band of faithful members named the Sunday School the Deanwood mission. The Reverend J.T. Clark of Providence Baptist Church of Washington, D.C. conducted the Mission's first revival.
The Deanwood Mission was organized into a church in 1902 and thereafter called The First Baptist Church of Deanwood. The Church's first building was erected shortly thereafter and remodeled several times between 1914 and 1927. Ground was broken on the third building (Brent Memorial Chapel) in 1929 and completed nine years later.
Sisters Marie Plumber (right) and Irena Leopard in front of Brent Chapel (circa 1940).
The groundbreaking ceremony for the second church building (1909).
GALLERY
Worship and Study Services
SUNDAY
>>9:00AM Sunday Church School
>>10:30AM Worship Service
>>2:00PM Radio Broadcast 1340 AM WYCB
MONDAY
>>6:30PM Bible Study
TUESDAY
>>6:30PM Corporate Bible Study
>>7:30PM Prayer and Praise Service
WEDNESDAY
>>12:45PM Midday Bible Study
The First Baptist Church of Deanwood
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ph. 202.396.0534 | fax: 202.396.0703
1008 45th Street Northeast
Washington, District of Columbia 20019
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The
cornerstone was laid on the Church's third building in April 1961; a
new adjoining edifice that still serves as the Main Sanctuary.
The mortgage burning ceremony for the adjoining edifice was held in
1978. Elevator access to both sanctuaries was added during the
1980's. The Community Outreach Center opened in May 2002.
Chair lift access to the lower level was added in 2005. In 2008,
the George W. Brent Memorial Chapel was designated as a historic site
by the National Register of Historic Places and the District of
Columbia Inventory of Historic Places. In 2010, our main
sanctuary received the same designation. Our Community Garden
opened in 2013 and the Frances Brent Johnson Dining Hall was fully
renovated in 2016.
Prior
to calling Pastor Miner, the following seven pastors occupied the
pulpit (in chronological order): George W. Mills, George W.
Brent, Andrew James Allen, Joseph A. Gilmore Sr., Dr. Michael C. Turner
Sr., Dr. William H. Bennett II, and Sarah Carter Britt.