We invite you to learn more about the
historic Antioch Baptist Church, Culpeper, Virginia.
Antioch Baptist Church is among the oldest churches in Culpeper, Virginia. The church is located in the Town of Culpeper's National Register District and the Virginia Landmark Register. Antioch is a significant landmark within the town's Historic District. We focus on Kingdom Building and Gospel Spreading. We are a Worshipping, Learning, Teaching, Soul-Winning, and Soul Sustaining Church "Where Christ is Alive."
We invite you to come and worship with us to experience a Mighty Move of God.
"The Church Where Christ is Alive"
Due to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) services at
Antioch Baptist Church
will not be held in-person until further notice.
We will offer services via Teleconference.
April 5, 2020: Reverend William D. House, III
Easter -April 12, 2020: Reverend Reese Washington
April 19, 2020: Reverend Sherman Collins
April 26, 2020: Reverend Wayne Robinson
All services will be held at 11:00 am. We ask that everyone please call the teleconference line 5 to 10 minutes prior to the start of services and place your phone line on MUTE.
Please note that there will be no 6:00 am Easter Sunrise Service
Sunday School will still be held via
Teleconference at 9:30 am.
The teleconference number is
888-392-4560 use the code 4317017
Sunday School Lesson Topic: Corrupt Leaders
Bible Background: Micah 3:1-6
Direction: The Bible Study Guide for Adults
"Justice and the Prophets"
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God is Doing
A New Thing!!!
Come Join Us to See the
Movement of GOD!!!
Antioch Church Family is proud of Sister Darlene Brown who was honored by the Culpeper Police Department with the 2019 Amazing Citizen Award. Police Chief Chris Jenkins honored Sister Brown for her hard work and dedication each year as she spearheads the church's annual "Back to School" bash.
Reverend Evan Newman from Oak Shade Baptist Church in Catlett, Virginia brought the word on October 21, 2018. The Sermon Title was "Whatever God is Doing, He is Doing it Right". He left us with three main points coming from Hebrews 11:6:
1. Trust is a must! Everything else you do is irrevelant - you must trust that God is who He says He is and He will do what He said He will do. Living without faith is reckless.
2. You've got to come correct. Have a clear and accurate preception of who God is. Respect that He is bigger than you, greater than you, and He is perfect.
3. Good things come to those who wait. Believe that Gos is a rewarder to them who seek Him. It may not be a moment too soon but it won't be a moment too late.
Thank you Reverend Newman for a soul stirring word to renew our faith!
Pastor Earl Jackson from Popular Fork Baptist Church in Warrenton, Virginia, rendered a stirring sermon to bring in the New Year. "Taking Off Things for 2018" came from Joshua 5:8-12 and it encouraged us to understand that "there are some things we need to get rid of in 2018." Just as God instructed Joshua to circumsize the Israelites so that they are consecrated and easily identified as His own before they could enter into the new promised land, we need to cut away old things that keep us from God before we enter into the new year. We can't take our old ways into 2018; we need to be set apart from the world. Therefore, ultimately, we need to "take off anything that keeps us from being renewed, afterall, God is about renewal. We need to take off the sandals from 2017 before we enter 2018 because where we stand is Holy Ground."
In 2012, the Church Body started a journey of purchasing property for the Church. The Church acquired a $105,000.00 loan to secure the property beside the church. in 2017, this loan was paid in full. On December 31, 2017, at Watch Night Service, the Loan paper securing the bank note was burned. We thank God for blessing us to make this purchase and we thank the Trustees for the dedication and hard work in ensuring the payments were made and the loan was paid off. Antioch is celebrating going into 2018 debt free from this loan.
Antioch Baptist Church Members answer the call for donations to support Hurricane relief efforts in Texas. Church members led by the Missionaries donated bottled water and delievered them to Culpeper Police Department who asked for the community's help to collect and send supplies to those affected by the Hurricane Irma. September 2017.
NOTE: Disclaimer - All Antioch Baptist Church services and events are subject to being recorded, photographed, and/or audio taped. When attending Antioch Baptist Church, Culpeper, you consent to allow your image or likeness and voice to be captured and reproduced in any material form deemed appropriate for view by the public.
Come Worship With Us at Antioch Baptist Church
Physical Address:
202 South W. Street
Culpeper, Virginia 22701
Mailing Address:
Post Office Box 184
Culpeper, Virginia 22701
Phone Number:
540-825-2768
Fax Number:
540-825-3768
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