Church Information
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Our Sunday service begins at 10:30 AM, and is a time for worship, learning, and community. Each gathering is designed to be welcoming and uplifting, with meaningful messages, inspiring music, and opportunities for connection. Whether you're joining us for the first time or are a regular attendee, we invite you to come as you are and experience a time of encouragement and spiritual growth. Our goal is to create an atmosphere where everyone feels at home and can engage in a service that is both relevant and enriching.
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Children are welcome to begin service in the sanctuary. Squirmy tots can be brought to the nursery if parents wish, but don’t worry- it doesn’t bother us! We love the sound of little ones in our worship space. We dismiss toddlers, pre-k and elementary through grade 3 for Junior Church about halfway through the service. You can fill out the registration form ahead of time, or the day you visit.
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All of our parking is on the street. If you need an accessible entrance you can park in our driveway and use the ramp to enter the sanctuary. There is lots of street parking so you should be able to find a spot!
Fall Craft Fair
October 10 | 10am-3pm
A wonderful seasonal celebration featuring a variety of crafts, unique gifts, and delicious baked goods. Attendees can enjoy BBQ and fall drinks while kids participate in specially planned activities. Entry is free for everyone; the venue offers street parking and an accessible entrance.
Mental Health First Aid Training: Learn What to Do When Someone Is Struggling
Saturday, October 24 | 10am-4pm | North Billerica Baptist Church | $30, lunch included
You'd know what to do if someone collapsed in front of you. Would you know what to say if someone told you they were having thoughts of suicide, or if a coworker was having a panic attack?
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is the CPR of mental health. In one day, you'll learn a simple, proven action plan for supporting an adult who is in distress or in crisis, until professional help is available.
This training is for you if you are:
A parent, grandparent, or caregiver
A teacher, school staff member, or coach
A manager, HR professional, or small business owner
A faith leader, volunteer, or member of a care team
Anyone who wants to feel less helpless when someone they care about is struggling
No clinical background is needed.
What you'll learn:
How to recognize signs of anxiety, depression, psychosis, and substance use
How to start a conversation without making things worse
How to respond in a crisis, including suicidal thoughts and panic attacks
How to connect someone with local help and resources
What you walk away with:
A national MHFA certification, valid for 3 years
A digital workbook and local resource list
Confidence to act instead of freeze
How it works:
Register by Wednesday, October 14 so you have time for the pre-work.
Complete the short online course (about 2 hours, self-paced, done on your own schedule) before the training day.
Join us Saturday, October 24, 10am-4pm for the in-person session with lunch and snacks provided.
Your instructor: Sarah Macy, holds a B.S. in Psychology with a minor in Disability Studies from Fordham University and an M.A. in Disability Studies from CUNY SPS in 2025. Sarah is a certified Mental Health First Aid Instructor.
Cost: $30. This covers the training, online course, digital workbook, lunch, and snacks. A printed workbook is optional (+$19).
Can't afford it? No problem. Email Jocelyn and get partial or complete scholarship, no questions asked!
Seats are limited to 15 people. Register now to hold your spot.