Best Baptist church I've been to in years! They welcomed me with open arms, and never judged the…read morefact that was a single unmarried mother like other churches did. I've been attending for 10 years now and I love this church as they always welcome us with opened arms and will always greet any newcomer that visit and make sure they get the best experience! The address however has been changed since the pandemic. If anyone is interested in visiting we are located at the Expo center in Oxford! 4185 US HWY 15 Oxford, NC 27565

The church I normally attend, and where I am a member, was closed today, so I decided to visit a…read morechurch I had gone to in the past. For years, I felt it would not be fair to review this church because I had left with a sour taste in my mouth about 7 years ago, but after returning today, I felt better prepared and less biased to be able to write a review. The pros: Pastor Mike preaches the truth and does it at a level every layman can understand. He may preach some very unpopular things, but the reality is, his preaching (that which I have heard) is Biblically sound. Diversity - everyone is welcome here (as opposed to some of the other local Baptist Churches). Black, White, Asian, Hispanic, Divorced, Married, Single, young, middle aged, older - it doesn't matter Unpretentious - come as you are and the church works with what they have. Grace is preached here - salvation by grace and faith, not some farce about "If you do good enough and work hard enough at it, you might get to heaven" The cons: it's a Baptist church that errs on the side of legalism. Legalism is rules. While the "Baptist" church preaches grace, it still seems to require a number of rules to be followed. When I first attended here roughly 9 years ago, in appearance, this was a non-denominational church, and my bride and I were looking specifically for non-denominational. We did not find out PLCC was Baptist until we attended the membership class several months later. That started to raise a number of questions for us at that time. I see PLCC now advertises themselves as Baptist. Upon arriving today, I was greeted at the door by a couple of folks, but the greeting seemed a bit frosty - almost as though I should turn around and go somewhere else. I guess I don't blame some folks for feeling that way toward me after I left the way I did 7 years back. I do have a few friends here, and they understood my leaving when and how I did, but some of the others, like I said, it seemed like a rather frosty reception when I walked in the door. With all of that said, it's a decent place to worship if one is looking for a Baptist Church with a congregation and pastor that care about the community and each other. I cannot say I am a four star fan or that it's five star as good as it gets for me, but I certainly think it's an okay place to worship and learn the truth about God.

Our home church and we love it. Found great friends here, lots for the kids to be involved in at…read moreall ages, preacher is very knowledgeable and we love his family, focused on learning the Bible and following Jesus

When we moved to Creedmoor, we tried several local churches and it seemed like our experiences were…read moregoing to be limited to Baptist Churches. I told my bride not to fret, I'd grown up in a Baptist church so it couldn't be that bad and this church was touted to having one of the best pre-school programs in the area - so much so they could get away with charging people just to get on a waiting list. Typically I'll give a place a handful of visits before making a final decision on whether or not it's going to be my home church. Not this time. Our experience at this particular church is/was very limited - with maybe two or three exceptions this is one of those churches where the congregation were so unfriendly and so seemed to have their noses in the air and so did not seem genuine that we could not, in good conscience, go back. I had to ask myself if the congregation was really having that bad of a day. It would literally take the Lord picking me up off the ground against my will and shoving me through the door and holding me down in the pew for me to attend here on any given Sunday. The unfriendly atmosphere itself was such that I couldn't tell you what was preached from the pulpit. Lastly, if there was any diversity in the congregation, it went unnoticed. I grew up in the north where the Baptist church was very different than it is here in the bible belt and I hope this particular congregation does not personify the entire Southern Baptist Convention. Please, it's just my honest opinion, so no need to send rioters with pitchforks to my house.

When we first arrived in Creedmoor, we spent many painful months trying to find a church home…read more Bible Baptist is an independent Baptist church, meaning they do not answer to the Southern Baptist Convention. That was a huge plus for us. While Bible Baptist appears to have sound teaching it turned out it wasn't for us. That being said, the hearts of the people in this congregation and pastorate are in the right place. If you don't mind the "King James Only" approach to the type of Bible one should own and study then this might be an okay place for you. Since my preference of Bibles (a combination of ESV reformation study Bible and NIV Study Bible) is labeled as unacceptable (among other things) we could not in good conscience continue attending this church after a handful of visits.

Have been part of this church for over 30 years. The Church is independent, thus allows the church…read morebody and leadership to have direct influence on doctrine, direction and finances. BBC is very family oriented offering numerous children programs. BBC practices traditional worship services with a strong and consistent biblical approach to our daily lives. The church congregation is diverse, and loving, wanting most of all that others will recieve Christ as their personal Savior. BBC supports over 100 foreign missionaries to include a number of home grown servants. A previous source stated that the KJV is the only accepted Bible within the Church. This is partially correct. The KJV is the source bible for the Church, however, the study from other bibles, commentaries and historical sources is not discourage. The Pastor is well educated having recieved multiple Masters in Theology, which clearly indicates research and study well beyond the KJV. Although the KJV is the biblical choice of this congregation. If you want sound doctrine, a loving congregation, celebration of Grace, a venue to pursue a Christ centered ministry and a Church where traditional values are embraced....then you will find this Church as a wonderful place to worship.

The people here seem to be friendly enough, I've gotten to know some of them on a slightly better…read morethan surface level. We typically take our daughter here for a Sunday Evening program called AWANA's and it seems to be a good thing for her. What little teaching we've heard appears to be doctrinally/biblically sound. This is a traditional Baptist church, from the appearances externally and inside the walls, that appears to be slowly moving into a more contemporary direction. The youth pastor is a terrific guy and he wants nothing more than for the truth about God and what it takes to go to be with the Lord, to be told to these kids. What's holding me back from rating it better? Diversity - or rather, the lack of it. While it appears to be unintentional, segregation seems to be alive and well, a prominent trend, within the SBC around this area.

Great church that preaches and teaches truth! Gospel of Jesus is proclaimed here! It is a Southern…read moreBaptist Church. Friendly, moving, and welcoming to all! Music is awesome! Childrens programs are alive and well here. They have Awana, VBS, Youth program, and mission focused as well! Love it here