McIntosh Baptist Church Revitalized
McIntosh Baptist Church, once a thriving fellowship northeast of Griffin, had dwindled to a handful of members and faced an uncertain future. However, with collaboration from sister churches, the church is coming back to life.
With help from the Flint River Baptist Association, local congregations, and the Georgia Baptist Mission Board, the 136-year-old church has relaunched as a new work, uniting believers around a shared vision of renewal and gospel impact.
“Through our discussions, the idea of a church replant emerged,”
said Frank Nuckolls, associational missionary for the Flint River Baptist Association. The replant began when former pastor Kevin Murdock approached Nuckolls to discuss the congregation’s needs.
Nuckolls guided Kevin and the church to discern the future of the church, leading to its revitalization.
Author's summary: Church revitalized with collaboration.
- McIntosh Baptist Church relaunched with help from sister churches
- Collaboration with Flint River Baptist Association and Georgia Baptist Mission Board
- Church united believers around a shared vision of renewal and gospel impact