​Sunday’s Activites:
Sunday School - 10 am
Worship Service - 11 am
(Nursery & Children’s Church provided
during Worship)
Wednesday’s Activites:
Adult, Youth & Children’s Bible Studies -
​6:30 to 7:15 pm
(scroll down for more info below)
Choir Practice - 7:15 to 8:00 pm

The pastor's thoughts
​for the week

8/29/24
All the days of his separation shall he eat nothing that is made of the vine tree, from the kernels even to the husk.  Numbers 6:4
Nazarites had taken, among other vows, one which debarred them from the use of wine. In order that they might not violate the obligation, they were forbidden to drink the vinegar of wine or strong liquors, and to make the rule still more clear, they were not to touch the unfermented juice of grapes, nor even to eat the fruit either fresh or dried. In order, altogether, to secure the integrity of the vow, they were not even allowed anything that had to do with the vine; they were, in fact, to avoid the appearance of evil. Surely this is a lesson to the Lord's separated ones, teaching them to come away from sin in every form, to avoid not merely its grosser shapes, but even its spirit and similitude. Strict walking is much despised in these days, but rest assured, dear reader, it is both the safest and the happiest. He who yields a point or two to the world is in fearful peril; he who eats the grapes of Sodom will soon drink the wine of Gomorrah. A little crevice in the sea-bank in Holland lets in the sea, and the gap speedily swells till a province is drowned. Worldly conformity, in any degree, is a snare to the soul, and makes it more and more liable to presumptuous sins. Moreover, as the Nazarite who drank grape juice could not be quite sure whether it might not have endured a degree of fermentation, and consequently could not be clear in heart that his vow was intact, so the yielding, temporizing Christian cannot wear a conscience void of offence, but must feel that the inward monitor is in doubt of him. Things doubtful we need not doubt about; they are wrong to us. Things tempting we must not dally with, but flee from them with speed. Better be sneered at as a Puritan than be despised as a hypocrite. Careful walking may involve much self-denial, but it has pleasures of its own which are more than a sufficient recompense. 
Charles Spurgeon 
God Bless You All,
Pastor Ray Renn
On Wednesday evenings, our children and youth are working in a new curriculum by Answers in Genesis titled,
​Answers Bible Curriculum.
We are excited about this curriculum as it is an excellent resource to help expand knowledge of Biblical truths and aid in forming a solid Biblical foundation for our kids and youth.
We are currently offering 3 classes:
  • age 3 to kindergarten class
  • first grade to fifth grade class
  • sixth grade to twelfth grade youth class
Watch Our Sermons
& Wednesday Evening
Bible Study Series
Sermon "But God..." 09.15.24
Understanding My Salvation
​Part 13 - "Sin in the Believer's Life"

New church year
​begins october 1st

​​Click on the link to download/print a copy of the
2024-2025 Committee List
with a description of each committee's duties.  
Please prayerfully consider how you
are being led to serve
and enter your name under the
appropriate committees on the sign-up sheet
located at the front door
​prior to September 15, 2024.
vbc_committees___descriptions_07.25.24.pdf
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NC missions offering

During September, VBC will be collecting donations for the 2024 NCMO.
​NCMO is an annual offering that helps mobilize N.C. Baptists for missions such as church planting, disaster relief work and other ministries throughout the state. By giving to NCMO, N.C. Baptists are able to fuel missions efforts that extend across North Carolina and around the world. As stated in this year’s theme, gifts to the NCMO help N.C Baptists bring “relief for today, hope for tomorrow.”
Should I give online or through the church?
You can do either — or both! Giving is now easier than ever by visiting http://ncmissionsoffering.org/give.
You will be given the option to contribute either as an individual or as a church. 

Support for haiti

Clenel Prevail spoke at VBC on Sunday, September 1st.
​Check out his message on the Haiti Mission page
Prayers were answered and Clenel Prevail made it back from another successful trip to Haiti! 
Through your Christ-led giving, we raised over $7100 for support of Clenel's efforts there.  Due to your generous giving, Clenel was able to complete a new house for one of the homeless families.  We were also able to provide quite a few Bibles and backpacks with school supplies that he distributed.  Thanks to everyone who contributed!   Praise the Lord for Clenel's efforts and safe travel!​

Wednesday 
​Golf Fellowship

Pastor Chris with Enterprise Baptist Church
has extended an invitation
to join them for a Golf Fellowship
on Wednesdays
9:00-9:30 am for prayer & devotion 
​tee off at 9:30 
Men and women are invited regardless
​of skill level
​​​Warrenton Golf Club 
129 19th Hole Drive
Warrenton, NC  27589  
Enterprise Baptist Church - (252) 586-5161
Faith. Passion. Community. Worship. These are the cornerstones behind Vaughan Baptist Church and we approach each day with these in mind. Founded in 1897, our church was established on the ideals of serving God in word and deed and impacting our community and our world in the name of Jesus Christ.

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Make plans to visit us

We are located in the "metropolis" of Vaughan, NC
but our physical & mailing address is:
​192 Eaton Ferry Rd, Macon, NC  27551
Office Phone:  252-586-0259