For Visitors
Click below to learn about who we are, what we believe, and what to expect when you visit, as well as learn about our history and view a map of our facilities!
Meeting Times
SUNDAYS
Bible Class ….. 9:00 am
Worship Service ….. 10:00 am
Worship Service ….. 5:00 pm
TUESDAYS
Ladies’ Bible Class ….. 10:00 a.m.
WEDNESDAYS
Congregational Fellowship Meal ….. 5:30 pm
Devotional ….. 6:30 pm
Bible Class ….. 6:45 pm
THURSDAYS
Men’s Bible Study & Brown Bag ….. NOON
For Members
Welcome
First Time Here?
Baker Heights is a is a family of believers of Jesus Christ who meet together in Abilene, Texas. If you join us in person, you’ll likely find someone here who is a lot like yourself.
We are a diverse community, and yet we are unified in following Jesus as disciples. All ages and life stages are welcome! We have a passion for God & compassion for people.
We invite you to use the resources on our website and better yet, join us in person! Together we’ll learn more about Jesus and grow in faith. We look forward to meeting you and worshiping with you!
How Can We Help You?
Check out our resources. Let us know how we can serve your needs.
What to Expect at Baker Heights
Ready to visit us? We hope so! Here's a brief overview of what to expect.
Meet Our Leaders & Staff
We invite you to get familiar with our ministers, our elders, and our staff. We're here to help you.
One-on-One Bible Study
This is a great place to start. Make a connection with a Baker Heights study helper and start learning God's Word.
Upcoming Events
Baker Heights Media
Watch
Watch the live stream of our Bible Classes and Sermons, or our past sermon series, bible studies, and Sunday services.
Podcasts
Listen to Baker Heights’ ministers, members, and guests discuss timely Biblical topics that will encourage your spiritual growth.
Our Blog
Which Priest?
When Jesus defended his disciples for eating grain on the Sabbath, he appealed to the time David ate the Bread of Presence, which the Law
Flying by the Seat of Your Pants
Charles Lindbergh just before leaving San Diego to fly to St. Louis, Missouri, in his monoplane, the Spirit of St. Louis, 1927. Library of Congress,
Patience Please.
A car pulled up beside us the other day, obviously mad. I am not sure if I had done something unknowingly, like cut them off,