Here is how you can find us:
From New Orleans heading north you will cross into Mississippi on Interstate 55. The second interstate exit is number 4. Turn heading east (right) onto Chatawa Road. You will turn right again onto US highway 51 heading south for approximately one quarter mile. You will turn left continuing on a very winding Chatawa Road for approximately one half mile. The Chatawa Seventh Day Baptist Church will be on your right in among several tall pine trees and other buildings.
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From Jackson, MS heading south on Interstate 55. You will be getting off I-55 at exit number 4. Turn heading east (left) onto Chatawa Road. You will cross over I-55. You will proceed on Chatawa Road and will turn right again onto US highway 51 heading south for approximately one quarter mile. You will turn left off US highway 51 and continuing on a very winding Chatawa Road for approximately one half mile. The Chatawa Seventh Day Baptist Church will be on your right in among several tall pine trees and other buildings.ou can find us this wywho hold to keeping the seventh day Sabbath of the Bible
as sacred time.
From our first church in America,
founded in Newport, Rhode Island, in 1671,
until today, Seventh Day Baptists
have been a Christ-centered,
Bible believing people with traditional family values.
Seventh Day Baptists are evangelical Baptists who hold to keeping the seventh day Sabbath of the Bible as sacred time.tists are evangelical Baptists
From our first church in America, founded in Newport, Rhode Island, in 1671, until today, Seventh Day Baptists have been a Christ-centered, Bible believing people with traditional family values.From our first church in America, founded in Newport, Rhode Island, in 1671, until today, Seventh Day Baptists have been a Christ-centered, Bible believing people with traditional family values.
who hold to keeping the seventh day Sabbath of the Bible as sacred time.
From our first church in America, founded in Newport, Rhode Island, in 1671, until today, Seventh Day Baptists have been a Christ-centered,
Bible believing people with traditional family values.
