Honouring God is a central theme here. The Gap Baptist Church stands as a testament to faith in the heart of The Gap. It values people and welcomes all.
The Gap Baptist Church opened on July 14 1979. Rev F J C Stone dedicated the building. He was the General Superintendent of the Baptist Union of Queensland. Rev R C Bickerton was the minister at the time. The opening is recorded on a plaque. It quotes 1 Peter 2:4-5.
Before 1979? Details of the church’s beginnings are scarce. We don’t know when its foundation stone was laid. Any information is welcome.
The Gap Baptist Church’s address is 1125 Waterworks Road. It serves the local community with services and worship. It is a place where people gather. They share their beliefs and support each other.
Traditional Owners of this land are the Turrbal people. We acknowledge their connection to this place. The Gap Baptist Church stands on their land.
The church is a part of the Baptist denomination. Baptist churches are known for their emphasis on personal faith. They also focus on the importance of the Bible. Each congregation is self-governing.
Rev R C Bickerton served as minister in 1979. We do not know about other clergy who served here. Further submissions are welcome to complete the history.
The Gap Baptist Church building has no known architect. The simple design reflects its purpose. It is a place for worship and community.
No details are available about the church’s organ. Submissions are welcome.
The Gap Baptist Church continues to serve. It provides a place of worship. It values the people of The Gap. Its story reflects faith and community. It began in 1979 and continues today.