"Pressing Toward the Mark" was preached on August 15, 2021 by Pastor Rabon

Pressing Toward the Mark

Beacon Baptist Church of Raleigh, North Carolina was organized on June 4, 1948 with ten charter members. In the beginning, this small group of believers met in the home of J.D. Ballance. Later, as the congregation grew, they began to meet in a building on the corner of Franklin and Bloodworth Streets, then moved to 501 East Lane Street.  

In 1966, the church voted to purchase 21 acres of land on Trawick Road and erect a new metal building. Today, after six building programs, our church address is still at 2110 Trawick Road.  

Six men have served as pastor since we were organized in 1948: Herman Wooten, Herman Hersey, Billy Walker, Bob Woodard, Dr. Randy Cox, and our present pastor, Tim Rabon.  

The Mission of Beacon Baptist Church is to:  Magnify Christ through worship and the Word,  Make Christ known to our neighbors and nations,  Move believers toward Christ-like maturity and ministry.

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Beacon Baptist Church of Raleigh, North Carolina was organized on June 4, 1948 with ten charter members. In the beginning, this small group of believers met in the home of J.D. Ballance. Later, as the congregation grew, they began to meet in a building on the corner of Franklin and Bloodworth Streets, then moved to 501 East Lane Street. In 1966, the church voted to purchase 21 acres of land on Trawick Road and erect a new metal building. Today, after six building programs, our church address is still at 2110 Trawick Road. Six men have served as pastor since we were organized in 1948: Herman Wooten, Herman Hersey, Billy Walker, Bob Woodard, Dr. Randy Cox, and our present pastor, Tim Rabon. The Mission of Beacon Baptist Church is to: Magnify Christ through worship and the Word, Make Christ known to our neighbors and nations, Move believers toward Christ-like maturity and ministry.

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