First Baptist Church Milton - Milton (FL)

5 /5 Breeze Whatley-Melton: Wonderful, Godly folks! They always welcome you with the hugest smiles, hugs, & handshakes. They have great services on Sunday mornings/ evenings, a wonderful childrens Church for the kids, & one for the youth as well. You will def feel at home there & youll think youve know these folks your whole life. Theyre also a very giving group of people too. They have a food pantry that you can go to once a month, if youre in need. All they ask is that you bring a photo id or pic of the id of each person in your household that youre getting food for. Currently, their food pantry is open on Tues and Thurs from 12pm-2pm.

5 /5 Robert Olson: It is amazing to see so many people who love Jesus and give their heart to demonstrate His love to others. I took some of our kids to VBS this week, and it is having an incredible impact on them. They are better behaved and demonstrate a greater maturity. I will probably continue to involve them in activities with this church that do not interfere with ours.

5 /5 Steve Ashmore: Friendly and inviting. Large sanctuary with excellent acoustics which complimented the choir. The sermon was on point and well received

5 /5 R. Jordan McDowell: My wife and I have attended and been members at FBC for a year now. The pastor is excellent and preaches Baptist doctrine with a eye toward how it affects each of us in todays life. I also belong to the mens group, a group of humble servants always looking for a way to help someone while spreading the gospel. Could not be happier that we found this church.

1 /5 Kim Casey: We moved to Milton 5/2005 awaiting my husbands deployment with the 842nd as the commander. After several visits he was enthusiastically ready to join hoping to get me and the kids settled into a supporting church. We had only one couple reach out to us. The Sunday we joined the preacher explained the deployment and asked members to come and stand with us. After a very awkward wait, the husband from the same couple volunteered. The next several weeks attending church, Wednesday suppers and childrens activities nobody spoke to me or the children unless Gary was present. As a soon to be temporary single mom I wasnt sure which S.S. class to visit and chose the married class, alone as Gary was very busy. It was a cool reception. The very next Wednesday I watched 2 ladies from that class fix their plates across the table from me and completely ignore me. We sat ALONE and ignored at a large round table, like every Wednesday without Gary. I dropped my children off to their activities, ran to my car and through tears called Gary and told him I never wanted to attend this church again. I could say its because Im Korean on the outside but as soon I speak its obvious Im American, but that is NOT an excuse. This is/was the most un-military friendly church weve attended in our 9 army moves. If youre not homegrown youre nobody in this congregation.