Social media is more than a place to share memes, post family vacation photos, or watch gardening reels. At FBC, our social media channels are another way to stay connected, grow in your faith, and keep up with what’s happening in our church and community.

Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter). You’ll find the latest church news and events, devotionals, thought-provoking questions, and sermon-related posts designed to help you go deeper into the meaning and application of Pastor Terry’s messages. Like, comment, and share these posts to help spread God’s message and encouragement throughout our community.

You can also discover and share news and ministry opportunities from our broader church network in Tennessee and around the world, including the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board (TBMB), North American Mission Board (NAMB), Samaritan’s Purse, and other ministry partners.

Each week, we post our prayer list in our private group, First Baptist Pigeon Forge Prayer Wall. This is a great place to stay informed about prayer needs and join your church family in praying for one another.

We also post a modified version of our weekly email there. For privacy, we remove the online prayer list and bulletin links from that version. (Those resources are available through the private webpage linked in your email and are not listed on the main church website.)

Worship Anytime
Missed Sunday worship—or want to hear the message again? After worship, Doug uploads the full worship service to YouTube so you can watch whenever it’s convenient.

We also share portions of the service on Facebook during worship, but those videos are available only for a limited time.

Don’t forget to check out our Pinterest page for Christmas shoebox ideas, Bible study resources, and more.

Looking for a recipe for the next church fellowship? Ideas for a women’s Bible study? Holiday crafts to enjoy with your kids or grandkids? You might find just what you’re looking for!

Social media helps us stay connected to prayer concerns, church events, ministry opportunities, and what’s happening in our community. We offer several ways for you to access that information, so choose the platforms that work best for you.

And remember: when you share a discipleship post, an encouraging Bible verse, or a message from one of our ministry partners, you never know who might see it—and who might need that encouragement today.

Follow. Like. Share. Connect. Let’s use social media for more than scrolling. Let’s use it to encourage one another, grow together, and share the good news of Jesus Christ.