About us

About Arbor Heights

A Baptist church following in the doctrinal legacy of the Reformed faith.

Arbor Heights Bible Church is a Baptist church following in the doctrinal legacy of the Reformed faith. We are a member church of Fellowship of Independent Reformed Evangelicals (F. I. R. E.) in the city of Douglasville.

Our Worship

We practice the verse-by-verse exposition of God's word, studying the selected book in its entirety before moving to the next.

We worship with a combination of traditional hymns and contemporary praise music. Our goal in choosing the music we sing is that it be God-exalting in worship, theology, and doctrine.

We practice and encourage “family integrated worship.” This means that we encourage families to keep their children with them in Sunday School and the worship service. For those families with infants or toddlers who desire, a “quiet room” is available with “closed circuit” video feed of the worship service.

Our Leadership

We practice Elder-leadership. Our church is led by a plurality of Elders and assisted by a board of Deacons.

  • Randy SmithPastor · Sunday School teacher
  • Matt RayburnPreaching Elder
  • Jonathan BillMusic Minister

Our Fellowship

We believe that Christian fellowship, centered upon God's word, is a critical aspect of a vibrant, healthy church body.

We have designated the first Sunday of each month to observe the ordinance of Communion during the worship service.

Our Teaching Ministries

We have various fellowship groups which meet for study on Friday nights that study a variety of subjects.

Our Sunday school classes meet on Sunday mornings before the worship service. We may be covering different subjects or a single subject. Our classes range from scriptural studies, to church history, to various reformed books. The class is typically given study questions each week, depending on the subject, from which we gather and discuss during Sunday school. Our study questions involve detailed word studies, answering interpretive questions and an application of the week's text.

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