Corridor Baptist Church

Corridor Baptist Church

Religion EN ↓ 143 episodes

Many of us remember a time when the one thing you could count on remaining constant was church. Church was not about trends or approval ratings, instead it was about conveying the truth regardless of the direction society was heading at the time. But now church seems to change right along with the trends that drive pop culture. Church shouldn’t be trendy. Church should be timeless. It should be a place where the focus is on a timeless Savior who has a wonderful plan for our lives. It should be a place where policy does not flip flop like politicians. Corridor Baptist Church is an old-fashioned...

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Corridor Baptist Church

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Religion

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Latest episode

Oct 8, 2026

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Episodes

Wednesday Service 05.02.2026
Tuesday Service 04.02.2026
Monday Service 03.02.2026
Sunday Afternoon 01.02.2026
Sunday Service 01.02.2026
Sunday School 01.02.2026
Sunday Service 25.01.2026
Sunday School 25.01.2026
Sunday Afternoon 18.01.2026
Sunday Service 18.01.2026
Sunday School 18.01.2026
Sunday Afternoon 11.01.2026
Sunday Service 11.01.2026
Sunday School 11.01.2026
Wednesday Evening 08.01.2026
Sunday Afternoon 04.01.2026
Sunday Service 04.01.2026
Sunday School 04.01.2026
Sunday Afternoon 28.12.2025
Sunday Service 28.12.2025
Sunday School 28.12.2025
Christmas Eve 25.12.2025
Sundady Afternoon 21.12.2025
Sunday Service 21.12.2025
Sunday School 21.12.2025

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