Though I live in the Washington, DC area, I have visited this church twice (April 2012 and December…read more30, 2012). You feel at home the moment you walk in the door. Everyone is most welcoming and though it is not a large church, there is something to be said for that family feeling of a smaller country church. The preacher's name is Alvin Burdett (I believe that's right on his last name) and he is firmly grounded spiritually. He has vast knowledge of God's word in the Bible and it is clear to see that he not only preachs God's word and God's love, but he lives it. He loves the Lord and is "folksy" rather than condeming in sharing his love for the Word and for the Savior and to me that's the perfect combination to reach real people. There are a lot of churches in the area where Mt. Pleasant Baptist is and they range from very small churches to very large, but if I were ever to move to that area, I would likely find my home church to be Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church. If you want to feel welcomed, accepted and learn about God and His love you WILL find it at this little country church.

Somewhat friendly church to visitors. Minister was fairly good to listen to. People are laid…read moreback. Dress is very casual.

We have attended 3-4 times as we are looking for a new church. The music is very uplifting. I have…read morelistened to many Pastors preach and Pastor Dyer is one of the best. His sermons are applicable to every one. I have never been someone who usually takes notes. However, since we have attended I have started as I find it helpful to retain as much info as I can. We have found the people to be friendly and very welcoming.