First Baptist Church at 123 Scott Ave is having Vacation Bible School (VBS) Thursday through Saturday, July 23–25. For more details, see the attached flyer.
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First Baptist Church VBS is July 23-25
First Baptist Church at 123 Scott Ave is having a Vacation Bible School from Thursday-Saturday July 23-25.
Thursday & Friday, July 23 & 24
9:45 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.
For children aged 5 – entering 6th grade
Saturday, July 25 – FAMILY DAY
10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Lunch served daily
First Baptist Church
123 Scott Avenue
Fort Scott, Kansas
620-223-3080
Find us on Facebook: First Baptist Fort Scott
GOSPEL CONCERT by ERNIE COUCH & REVIVAL Today at 6pm.
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Gospel Concert: Ernie Couch & Revival – July 11
Sending on behalf of Chamber member First United Methodist Church
Click HERE to visit First United Methodist Church Facebook Page!
First Baptist Church Youth Fundraiser in June 5-6
Youth Fundraiser!
First Baptist Church Basement
123 Scott Avenue, Fort Scott
Friday, June 5 7:30-4:00
Saturday, June 6, 7:30-4:00
During Good Ole Days!
Furniture/Appliances Outdoor Gear Electronics
Dishes Home Decor Clothing
Bedding Books Toys
Kitchen Tapes/CD’s/DVD’s And Much More!
First Southern Baptist’s SPRING CRAFT SHOW is April 10
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First Southern Baptist’s SPRING CRAFT SHOW is April 10
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A Very Special Night to Remember
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Rinehart Christian Church and Community Christian Church from Nevada recently hosted an event that gave special love and attention to the area’s special needs people. It was a night where sweet memories were made.
The “Night to Remember” is an event very like Tim Tebow’s “Night to Shine” that has been going on for a number of years around the country. This was the 2nd such event that Rinehart has offered, and this time around CCC jumped in to help.
It’s a prom-like event for the special needs people, and not only is there fun dancing and good clean music, there was Bingo played and lots of fun prizes given out, and there was a wonderful meal served. About 130 special guests were in attendance, and they went away feeling loved and very special.
There were some special services offered too for the guests to enjoy. Jeanette Hawkins (I heart art with Jeannette) was painting faces. Kortney Post with Healing Kneads LLC, was giving chair massages. And Kaylie Leftwich with Fire Esthetics was giving hand massages and scalp massages.
Also, the following businesses in Nevada gave donations to help the night to happen and be extra special: Conners Auto Repair, DBA Coonrod Construction, Flip Side Salon, Cash’s Quality Electric,, Fyzical Therapy and Balance Centers, Color Confident Boutique, Sonic, Mil-Nevada (Jason Hedges), 54 Veterinary Clinic, 54 Feed and Seed, Buzz’s BBQ and Steakhouse, and Community Outreach. Thank you to all of these businesses for their very generous donations.
Nazarene Youth Trivia Night is March 7
FSN TEENS ANNOUNCES 4TH ANNUAL TRIVIA NIGHT TO SUPPORT STUDENT MISSIONS AND CAMP EXPERIENCES
Fort Scott, KS — Fort Scott Nazarene Church’s student ministry, FSN Teens, is excited to host its 4th Annual Trivia Night on Saturday, March 7, 2026, from 6:00-8:00 pm at 1728 Horton Rd., Fort Scott, KS 66701.
This fun-filled evening is open to everyone and designed to bring the community together for a great cause. Whether you’re a trivia pro or just in it for laughs and fellowship, it’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy friendly competition while supporting FSN Teens.
Participants can register as individuals or form teams of up to six people. Entry is $10 per person or $60 per full team. Trivia will be played in rounds throughout the night, with plenty of chances to show off your knowledge. Dinner will be available for purchase, and childcare will be provided with registration.
Proceeds from the event help send students to transformational experiences, including summer camps, mission trips, and the Nazarene Youth Conference — opportunities that foster growth in faith, community, and leadership.
Local businesses and supporters are encouraged to get involved by entering a team, sponsoring a round or the entire event, donating a silent auction basket, or helping promote the night in the community. If you are interested in sponsoring the event reach out to Andrea Bryant at [email protected].
Event Details at a Glance:
📅 Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026
⏰ Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
📍 Location: 1728 Horton Rd., Fort Scott, KS 66701
💵 Cost: $10/person or $60/team (up to 6)
📧 Contact: [email protected]
Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to support the next generation of leaders — gather your squad, dust off your trivia skills, and join us for a night of fun and purpose!
https://facebook.com/events/s/-4th-annual-trivia-night-/1660731478226895/
Night to Remember Prom for Special Needs Individuals Is Feb. 27
Two nearby Missouri congregations are planning a special prom event for people with special needs. Food, dancing, prizes, and games will help make the night one to remember.
“Maybe you’ve heard of Tim Tebow’s ‘Night to Shine'”, Pastor Kevin Moyers asked. ” Rinehart Christian Church and Community Christian Church in Nevada are teaming up to have a ‘Night to Remember’ for special needs people in our area.
The event will be held at the Rinehart Christian Church, located northwest of Nevada, at 9443 S. 900 Road, Richards, MO on February 27 from 5 to 8 p.m. It is a casual dress event.
“The churches are really excited to offer this special evening,” according to Pastor Moyers, “We want to send a message that Jesus loves everybody. Oftentimes, this is a group of people that is overlooked by the world, but to be sure they are not overlooked by Jesus.”
“He loves everyone the same, and this will be a night that we emphasize that message. We’ll have fun, and there will be great food provided and games and dancing, all in a Christian atmosphere.”
“The theme for the evening will be ‘Enchanted Forest.’ There will be a walk-in at 5 p.m. and the event itself will be from 6-8 p.m, including a meal that will be served,” Moyers said.
“Cooper Black, from the Nevada area, has volunteered to be the disc jockey for the night. There will be a good amount of Christian music played, along with line-dancing music, and bingo will be an option too. Prizes will be given out to people all through the evening, and prizes for bingo winners.”
“Several Nevada businesses are making this special evening possible, along with the two churches. Food is being provided through the money donations, and also the prizes for the evening. We will have a special acknowledgement and thank you to those businesses after the event.”
“Pictures will be taken by Alisha Walker. A video will be put together of the event by Marli Walker. Be sure to watch for all of this on the church’s FACEBOOK pages after the event.”
“The churches have been planning this event for a few months, and have a team of volunteers that have taken a leadership role.” Moyers said.
Josh Smith is the Pastor at the Community Christian Church in Nevada.
Tri-Valley Developmental Services, Fort Scott, will have some participants in this event, special guests.
“People have been responding to the invitations given, and we’re expecting around 100 people to attend as special guests. These folks are from Nevada, El Dorado Springs, and Fort Scott.”
“If the public would like to come for the walk-in at 5 p.m. they are welcome to come and cheer on the special guests as they arrive.”
Pancakes and Groundhog (Sausage) Fundraiser at Southern Baptist Church on Feb. 7
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH,
1818 S MAIN, FORT SCOTT KS
INVITES YOU TO JOIN US FOR OUR 7TH ANNUAL
“ALL YOU CAN EAT PANCAKES WITH A SERVING OF GROUNDHOG (SAUSAGE)
AND OR ALL YOU CAN EAT BISCUITS WITH GROUNDHOG GRAVY.
DINE IN OR CARRY OUT
BID ON OUR SILENT AUCTION BASKETS
FEBRUARY 7, 2026 FROM 8:00 A.M. TO 2:00 P.M.
CHILDREN 7 AND UNDER FREE, 8 TO ADULT $6.00 IN ADVANCE OR
$7.00 AT THE DOOR
FOR ADVANCED TICKETS CONTACT
IDA FORD 417-262-3948 OR
TERRI WILLIAMS 620-215-3202.
**All proceeds to go FSBC Building Fund
Saw A Need: Trying to Meet That Need
The congregation of Fort Scott’s First Baptist Church noticed a need for a coat drive following the recent holidays.
“We have high hopes of making sure everyone in Fort Scott who needs a coat has a coat,” said Christy Graves, church secretary.
“When we began, it was for sharing in the church, then by word of mouth, other people heard, ” said church assistant Glenda Lalman.
The coats are all sizes, mostly adult size, currently.
Coats can be tried on during the times between noon and 3 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Lalman said.
People are asked to come in on the west side of the church at 123 Scott Avenue.
The church’s phone number is 620.223.3080.
Other outreaches of the congregation:
* a food pantry and hygiene pantry in front of the church which are filled six days a week.
*a care home service on the 4th Sunday of each month
* a collection center for Operation Christmas Child
Sunday services are 10 a.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m. Morning Service, with youth group, young adult group and adult Bible Study at 5 p.m.
Wednesdays at 6 p.m. is a men’s Bible study and women’s prayer group.
Saturdays, there is a women’s Bible study at Common Ground Coffee Shop, 12 E. Wall, at 9:30 a.m.