WORSHIP & STUDY WITH US

WE ARE OPEN!!

We will reopened for worship on Sunday, May 24 while maintaining certain restrictions

and changes to our worship schedule due to the need for social distancing.

We welcome you to join us for our Sunday worship service at 9 a.m., either in person or online.

We have limited the number of in person worshipers to less than 35 people.

To attend in person, ALL worshippers must pre-register online through Eventbrite. EVERY person (excluding infants) must register.

To register to attend service please click the Register button below. If you are not able to go online, please call the church no later than Friday at 5 p.m. and leave a message stating: your name, your phone number, and how many people attending with you.

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We are also insisting that everyone wear a mask. If you need help obtaining a mask, please call the church at 525-3408.

Remember: If you are in a high-risk category (over 65 with a preexisting condition such as diabetes, hypertension, cancer, etc), it is strongly recommended that you remain at home, at least for now. Also, if you have symptoms or are sick, please stay at home.

We will continue to broadcast our 9 a.m. services on Facebook and the conference call for those who are unable to attend.

A CONVERSATION ABOUT JUSTICE AND MERCY

Pastor Sanders sat down with Rev. Andrew Thayer, Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church to have an in-depth conversation about racial justice and the role of the church during these current times. Check out the entire conversation below.

Church News & Announcements

Community Health Initiative

The Sixth Baptist Church has teamed up with the St. Thomas Health Center to help the African-American community in New Orleans address long-standing health disparities that have been magnified by the Covid-19 outbreak. As a part of the initiative, St. Thomas Health Center will provide Sixth Baptist Church will medical technology and supplies with the goal of decreasing health disparities on personal and institutional levels. To reach this goal, The Sixth Baptist Church will distribute up to 400 specially equipped smartphones to members to connect them with medical professionals to increase access to telemedicine. Members experiencing hypertension will also be provided blood pressure cuffs to aid in their self monitoring.

For more information about this new partnership, click here.