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St. John's Missionary Baptist Church
Salina
KS
67401
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Who we are
St. John's Missionary Baptist Church is a community of people, purpose and power. Here you will find information concerning our church and its ministries. We hope you find your time spent here a blessing. Our church is a warm and loving church, and we want you to feel comfortable and at liberty to call on us for anything you need. Feel free to browse through the various areas of our website and learn about our fellowship.
If you are considering relocating to our area, we would love to have you be our guest for Sunday School and Worship Service. Thank you for us!
Rev. Allen D. Smith, Pastor
If you are considering relocating to our area, we would love to have you be our guest for Sunday School and Worship Service. Thank you for us!
Rev. Allen D. Smith, Pastor
Street Address
215 S. Chicago
Salina,
KS
67401
United States
Phone: 7858277082
Fax: 785-404-2644
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Church Pastor
Rev. Allen D. Smith
Pastor
215 S. Chicago
Salina,
KS
67401
United States
Phone: 785-827-7082
Fax: 785-404-2644
Download Pastor Rev. Allen D. Smith vCard with Bio
Quote of the Day
Romans 3:23
For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;
For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;
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Baptist
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Rev. Allen D. Smith
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Rev. Smith’s service to God began under the leadership of the late Reverend E.D. Nation at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in Rayville, Louisiana.
On a scholarship, he attended Southern University at Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He graduated in 1986 with honors.
Being a chosen vessel, he began his active service for the Lord. He became a deacon-in-training at the Antioch Baptist Church in San Antonio, Texas. He also served as a deacon at Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in Oakland, California and at Palestine Missionary Baptist Church of Jesus Christ in Kansas City, Missouri under the leadership of Rev. Earl Abel.
On April 27, 1997, Rev. Smith preached his first sermon and became licensed by the Palestine Missionary Baptist Church to preach the gospel. He became an ordained minister on June 3, 1998.
Pastor Smith is very active in the Salina Community. He is a man sent by God and ordained to duty for the body of Christ, at St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church.
Rev. Allen D. Smith officially took the pulpit on April 5, 1999. He is happily married to Shalonda. Together, they have been blessed with two wonderful children, Adria and Devin Smith.
On a scholarship, he attended Southern University at Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He graduated in 1986 with honors.
Being a chosen vessel, he began his active service for the Lord. He became a deacon-in-training at the Antioch Baptist Church in San Antonio, Texas. He also served as a deacon at Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in Oakland, California and at Palestine Missionary Baptist Church of Jesus Christ in Kansas City, Missouri under the leadership of Rev. Earl Abel.
On April 27, 1997, Rev. Smith preached his first sermon and became licensed by the Palestine Missionary Baptist Church to preach the gospel. He became an ordained minister on June 3, 1998.
Pastor Smith is very active in the Salina Community. He is a man sent by God and ordained to duty for the body of Christ, at St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church.
Rev. Allen D. Smith officially took the pulpit on April 5, 1999. He is happily married to Shalonda. Together, they have been blessed with two wonderful children, Adria and Devin Smith.
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St. John's Missionary Baptist Church Salina Service Times
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Sunday
BREAKFAST
– 8:30 AM
SUNDAY SCHOOL
– 9:00 AM
WORSHIP SERVICE
– 10:00 AM
Tuesday
MEN'S BIBLE STUDY
– 6:00 PM
Wednesday
BIBLE STUDY
– 10:30 AM
BIBLE STUDY
– 6:00 PM
PRAYER MEETING
– 6:45 PM
Thursday
BIBLE STUDY
– 6:00 PM
Service Times last updated on the 18th of August, 2019
Sunday
BREAKFAST
– 8:30 AM
SUNDAY SCHOOL
– 9:00 AM
WORSHIP SERVICE
– 10:00 AM
Tuesday
MEN'S BIBLE STUDY
– 6:00 PM
Wednesday
BIBLE STUDY
– 10:30 AM
BIBLE STUDY
– 6:00 PM
PRAYER MEETING
– 6:45 PM
Thursday
BIBLE STUDY
– 6:00 PM
Service Times last updated on the 18th of August, 2019
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St. John's Missionary Baptist Church History
In 1879, at the time many of Salina religious groups were just gaining a foothold, a number of the city’s Negro citizens felt the need of a spiritual organization. During the same year, under the leadership of Rev. Harper, St. John’s Baptist was born. There were thirty persons in the organization including Rev. Robert Cox. The church was incorporated on February 3, 1883. In 1923, the first shovel of dirt was thrown at a groundbreaking ceremony at 339 North Ninth Street.
On November 13, 1957, Rev. J.E. Jones accepted the pastorship. St. John’s continued to grow spiritually under his leadership. Many physical improvements took place including central air conditioning, renovating the entire church and parsonage exteriorly and interiorly. The membership grew to a total of 450. After 27 years as Pastor of St. John’s, Rev. Jones died in office in 1984. On July 31, 1977, the cornerstone was entered to secure historical data in preparation of the one hundred year centennial celebration, which began December 1978 and continued through November 1979.
Rev. Allen D. Smith enthusiastically accepted the call to fill the pulpit on March 20, 1999. Now it came to pass that in the year of our Lord 1999, the eleventh month, and the 26th day, that a great tragedy befell St. John's Missionary Baptist Church. Just eight months after Rev. Smith’s pastorate began at St. John’s, the church was completely destroyed by a tragic fire. After 120 years, St. John’s was once again without a building – creating a need to build a new physical church. As amazing as it may seem, for the next 119 consecutive Sundays, God made it possible for St. John’s to always find a place for its 150-250 members to worship. A spirit-filled groundbreaking ceremony was held on October 22, 2000 at land purchased at 215 South Chicago. After 17 months of construction, our beautiful sanctuary was completed under the leadership of Rev. Smith. Proceeded by a parade, our first worship service in this church was held on Sunday, March 17, 2002. God has blessed us with a building that will serve our community. As we reach out “Beyond the Walls” we are reminded that the “Real Temple” of God is within each one of us.
Rev. Harper
Rev. Banks
Rev. S.A. Williams
Rev. M.T. Waters
Rev. B.T. McMiller.
Rev. W.H. Hill
Rev. G.W. Barnes
Rev. J.H. Williams
Rev. P.H. Hamlin
Rev. J.E. Jones – November 1957 - October 1984
Rev. W.E. Whitaker –December 1984 – November 1989
Rev. T. Ray McJunkins – September 1990 – April 1998
Rev. Allen D. Smith – March 20, 1999 - Present
On November 13, 1957, Rev. J.E. Jones accepted the pastorship. St. John’s continued to grow spiritually under his leadership. Many physical improvements took place including central air conditioning, renovating the entire church and parsonage exteriorly and interiorly. The membership grew to a total of 450. After 27 years as Pastor of St. John’s, Rev. Jones died in office in 1984. On July 31, 1977, the cornerstone was entered to secure historical data in preparation of the one hundred year centennial celebration, which began December 1978 and continued through November 1979.
Rev. Allen D. Smith enthusiastically accepted the call to fill the pulpit on March 20, 1999. Now it came to pass that in the year of our Lord 1999, the eleventh month, and the 26th day, that a great tragedy befell St. John's Missionary Baptist Church. Just eight months after Rev. Smith’s pastorate began at St. John’s, the church was completely destroyed by a tragic fire. After 120 years, St. John’s was once again without a building – creating a need to build a new physical church. As amazing as it may seem, for the next 119 consecutive Sundays, God made it possible for St. John’s to always find a place for its 150-250 members to worship. A spirit-filled groundbreaking ceremony was held on October 22, 2000 at land purchased at 215 South Chicago. After 17 months of construction, our beautiful sanctuary was completed under the leadership of Rev. Smith. Proceeded by a parade, our first worship service in this church was held on Sunday, March 17, 2002. God has blessed us with a building that will serve our community. As we reach out “Beyond the Walls” we are reminded that the “Real Temple” of God is within each one of us.
Rev. Harper
Rev. Banks
Rev. S.A. Williams
Rev. M.T. Waters
Rev. B.T. McMiller.
Rev. W.H. Hill
Rev. G.W. Barnes
Rev. J.H. Williams
Rev. P.H. Hamlin
Rev. J.E. Jones – November 1957 - October 1984
Rev. W.E. Whitaker –December 1984 – November 1989
Rev. T. Ray McJunkins – September 1990 – April 1998
Rev. Allen D. Smith – March 20, 1999 - Present
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