Mobile Baptist Network

📣 Celebrate 250 has a new date!

Due to the anticipated weather this weekend, Celebrate 250 has been postponed until Saturday, October 17, from noon–4 p.m. at Battleship Memorial Park. We look forward to celebrating with you!

The Mobile Baptist Network’s Annual Celebration will take place as planned on Sunday, October 4, at Spring Hill Baptist Church.

Please notify your volunteers and share this announcement to help us spread the word. Thank you for your flexibility and support!

We have been getting questions about the status of the event for Saturday. Our leadership team will meet tomorrow and make a decision on whether to move the event to a future date. We will look at the updated weather forecast and make a decision. Once a decision is made, we will be in contact with our churches and will post an announcement on our page and website.

Parkway Southern Baptist Church, located off Dauphin Island Parkway (DIP) in Mobile, began in 1962. Ron Prater has been the pastor for 22 years. Pray for Pastor Ron and Parkway as they continue serving and reaching their community with the Gospel of Christ.

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MBN News Alerts 9.28.26

Come and see us tonight at the West Mobile Baptist Church missions fair!

Help us spread the word about Celebrate 250!! Saturday, October 3, 12 - 4 p.m. at Battleship Memorial Park. FREE parking and admission to this event.

Celebrate 250 happening Oct. 3 at Battleship Memorial Park Celebrate 250 is a family-friendly community event commemorating America's 250th anniversary and celebrating 250 years of freedom.

This afternoon MBN churches on Dauphin Island Parkway joined together for “Pray Day.” Hollingers Island, Parkway Southern, Riverside, and Fulton Road let DIP travelers know that they were ready to pray with them. Drivers pulled in and these churches simply asked, “How can we pray for you?” Connections were made, the gospel was shared, and the DIP community saw tangible evidence that these MBN churches cared about them. Our churches prayed with 158 people! The church has left the building!!

This past Sunday two of our churches, Orchard Baptist Church and Five Rivers Church gathered together for a combined worship service and fellowship meal.

It was a great day of worship, fellowship, new connections, and a reminder that we are