Ferndale Baptist Church
Teaching the Word . . . Reaching the World.
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Church News
Check back from time to time as we post news of interest regarding various ministries of Ferndale Baptist. Information about our church is below.
- Kids 4 Truth in it's third year!! FBC is pleased to announce that we are the first church in South Carolina to use their program. Click here for more information about this exciting ministry!
- FBC celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2004. We enjoyed dinner on the grounds (in our newly air conditioned gymnasium) and a testimony service afterwards. Click here to view pictures of the last sixty years.
- On April 10, 2004, Dr. Robert Besancon went home to be with his Lord. Recently retired in June of 2002, he was greatly loved by all. Click here for more infomation.
- FBC recently purchased a new sound system for our auditorium. We now offer personal listening devices for the hard of hearing. In addition, we can now distribute copies of the services on audio cd. Look for downloadable mp3's of our Sunday sermons on our home page!
- Our 2003 Sunday School picnic was held at Palmetto Island County park. Check out our Picture Album of the day's events! Click here for other photo galleries.
- Vacation Bible School was held the week of June 2, 2003 in our gymnasium. Please feel free to browse the pictures.
- Our annual Awana Grand Prix was held on April 5, 2003 in our gymnasium. As always, the competition on the track was stiff and the designs were creative. Please check out the pictures...and last year's picture album is available here.
- In recognition of Dr. Bob and Mrs. B's 34 years of ministry, the city of North Charleston declared September 12, 2002 to be "Dr. Bob and Gladys Besancon Day".
- Our pastor retired on June 10, 2002 after 34 years here at Ferndale and 54 years in the ministry. We love you, Dr. Bob! He was given the title Pastor Emeritus at his retirement celebration on June 30, 2002. Click here to read his famous sermon on "The Prodigal Son".