You are invited to join a diverse, loving community of faith
Worship each Sunday at 11AM

Palm Sunday
Sunday, April 2
Commemorating Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem to the shouts of “Hosanna” and the waving of Palms.
Note following schedule for Palm Sunday-
Due to road blocks caused by Go St. Louis Marathon:
Donut Fellowship is moved to 10am, followed by Bible Study for all ages
Worship at regular time- 11am
Palm Sunday
Sunday, April 2
Commemorating Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem to the shouts of “Hosanna” and the waving of Palms.
Note following schedule for Palm Sunday-
• Due to road blocks caused by Go St. Louis Marathon:
• Donut Fellowship is moved to 10am, followed by Bible Study for all ages
• Worship at regular time- 11am
Seder Service Meal
Wednesday, April 5

A remembrance of the exodus and liberation of Israel from slavery—mirrored by Christ’s victory over sin and death.
Johnson Hall — 5:30pm
Seder Service Meal
Wednesday, April 5
A remembrance of the exodus and liberation of Israel from slavery—mirrored by Christ’s victory over sin and death.
Johnson Hall — 5:30pm

Good Friday
Friday, April 7
Commemorating the day of Jesus’ crucifixion—worship is guided by Perseid String Quartet.
Sanctuary of Third Baptist — 7pm
Good Friday
Friday, April 7
Commemorating the day of Jesus’ crucifixion—worship is guided by Perseid String Quartet.
Sanctuary of Third Baptist — 7pm
Lenten Art Display by Syd Bailey
You are invited to reception and review of Syd Bailey’s 7 portraits—guiding Third through Lenten Season—following Morning Worship—Sunday, February 26— in Pillsbury Threshold. Syd attends Webster University—majoring in Graphic Design—in addition to pursuing interests in photography and motion picture graphics.
Trepidation is one of 7 paintings displayed in Pillsbury Threshold—along with title and commentary by artist.
Syd describes Trepidation as portraying the horror that life can be, and the confusion with God that comes with it. Coming to terms with death, famine, disease and injustice is no easy task.

Adult Discipleship
Wednesday nights @ Third
5:15PM – Dinner is served
$5 per person
College and Graduate students are free
5:45PM – Reflection and Discussion of James Bryant Smith’s The Good and Beautiful Life
A Grand Welcome
Third Baptist Church in Saint Louis is a unique and historic church located in a dynamic urban arts and education district, probing new pathways of service in a changing world. Third is a richly diverse family — embracing a wide variety of ethnicities, ages, life situations and doctrinal opinions. Third is called to minister, love, serve and remain — in our City for Good!
Ministry in Grand Center
Third Baptist Church is located in the heart of Grand Center, a block from the Fox Theatre, at the corner of Grand and Washington Boulevards. We celebrate the arts and their contribution to faith and our community.