On the second Thursday of every month at 5:00 PM, we invite anyone in the community to come for a free home-cooked meal. Whether you need a free meal or just need some company, any and all are welcome to join us around a a table and enjoy some good food and one another.

Pause and connect on Sunday mornings! Everyone is invited to our continental breakfast between services on the second Sunday of the month– a free, casual spread featuring hot coffee, delicious doughnuts, muffins, pastries, fruit, and more. It's a simple, welcoming time to grab a quick bite, sip some coffee, and enjoy fellowship with our church family and visitors in the Fellowship Hall.

Mosaic Health is a faith-based pregnancy resource center with locations in Granite City and Fairview Heights, IL, serving the Illinois Metro East area (including Belleville, O'Fallon, Collinsville, Edwardsville, and surrounding communities). They've been operating since the mid-1980s, providing free services like pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, STI testing, parenting classes, and Christ-centered support.

They run an annual Baby Bottle Campaign, which is one of their major fundraisers.

How to Participate in FBCM's 2026 Baby Bottle Campaign

• Pick up a bottle — Starting January 11, 2026 after services.

• Fill it at home — Drop in coins, bills, or a check made payable to Mosaic Health over the next few weeks.

• Return it — Bring your filled bottle back by February 15, 2026.

• Can't make it to church? — Digital giving options and QR codes will also be available!

The FBCM Church Council functions as a collaborative team where deacons, staff, and elected members work shoulder-to-shoulder with the pastor to serve the body.

Our Vision for Growth in 2026: A Decade of Destiny Begins

As we step into 2026 under new pastoral leadership, the Church Council is fully united behind an exciting vision to revitalize and expand FBCM's impact in Mascoutah and the Metro East.

The Church Council is committed to leading with humility, courage, and faith, confronting realities honestly while trusting God for multiplication. We're excited about what the Lord will do as we focus on prayer, people, and purpose together!

Interested in learning more or serving on a ministry team? Contact the church office at fbcm@fbcmascoutah.org or speak with any Council member.

Let's grow together in Christ!

Ladies, you deserve a night out! First Baptist Church Mascoutah (FBCM) invites women of all ages to our Ladies Night Out – a joyful evening of fellowship, delicious food, laughter, and spiritual refreshment. Whether you're a longtime member, new to the area, or just looking for meaningful connections, this is the perfect opportunity to unwind and build friendships in a warm, Christ-centered environment.

Pause and connect on Sunday mornings! Everyone is invited to our continental breakfast between services – a free, casual spread featuring hot coffee, delicious doughnuts, muffins, pastries, fruit, and more. It's a simple, welcoming time to grab a quick bite, sip some coffee, and enjoy fellowship with our church family and visitors in the Fellowship Hall.

On the second Thursday of every month at 5:00 PM, we invite anyone in the community to come for a free home-cooked meal. Whether you need a free meal or just need some company, any and all are welcome to join us around a a table and enjoy some good food and one another.

Mosaic Health is a faith-based pregnancy resource center with locations in Granite City and Fairview Heights, IL, serving the Illinois Metro East area (including Belleville, O'Fallon, Collinsville, Edwardsville, and surrounding communities). They've been operating since the mid-1980s, providing free services like pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, STI testing, parenting classes, and Christ-centered support.

They run an annual Baby Bottle Campaign, which is one of their major fundraisers.

How to Participate in FBCM's 2026 Baby Bottle Campaign

• Pick up a bottle — Starting January 11, 2026 after services.

• Fill it at home — Drop in coins, bills, or a check made payable to Mosaic Health over the next few weeks.

• Return it — Bring your filled bottle back by February 15, 2026.

• Can't make it to church? — Digital giving options and QR codes will also be available!