Our Beliefs & Bylaws
“We hereby covenant and engage ... to give up ourselves unto the Lord ... to unite together into one body for the public worship of God, looking for that blessed hope and the glorious appearing of ... our Savior Jesus ...”
Our Important Values
Evangelical
As a body of believers, we belive in the uniqueness of the gospel. We believe that Jesus Christ, who is God incarnate, is the only way of salvation and that the Bible is the inspired and inerrant Word of God.
Congregational
We believe Christ has vested the authority of his church in the members of the local congregation. Our goals are to: live our daily lives in the love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ and joyfully follow him.
Morning Service
Please join us for Small Group Bible Study at 9:00 a.m.
10:15 AM
Afternoon Service
Please join us for Discipleship Training at 5:00 p.m.
6:00 PM

1839
Records in Louisiana Baptist and Southern Baptist Archives indicate Mount Moriah Baptist Church was constituted on October 21, 1839. Prior to the Civil War the church was moved to another location at which time the name was changed to Sandy Creek Baptist Church. The property on which the church is located was provided through land donated on June 2, 1873 by Mrs. Mary Anne Cain.
Early 1800 Settlement
A review of available resources reveal conflicting stories on the beginning of the community of Pride. However, in and around 1800 the families of Norwood, Chaney, Craig, Dreher, Forbes, and Kirby began settling in the areas of Pride, Milldale, and Deerford along Sandy Creek, and the Comite and Amite Rivers.
A majority of the families residing in the area where Sandy Creek and the Amite River merged were of the Methodist faith, leading to the establishment of the church that eventually became known as Sandy Creek Baptist Church.


2011
October 16th we celebrated the Grand Opening of our new facility fully expecting that the presence of God will continue to go before us.
2013 - 2014
After several years of looking for property, our church founders made a unanimous decision to enlarge the place of our dwelling and expand our building into a better worship place for the whole community.
