Perimeter Road Baptist Church - Valdosta (GA)

5 /5 April Hurley: We love our church! Our family has especially enjoyed being a part of a community group where we can grow in our faith with other believers. Being surrounded by faithful, encouraging friends has made hard times a little easier. We love the preaching and clear communication of the gospel in all of the services.

5 /5 Nathalia Watkins: This church has been a tremendous blessing to me and my family. They have a wonderful staff of pastors that care deeply about the church members and a wonderful children’s program. We have experienced tremendous spiritual growth as a result of the teaching and community at this church.

5 /5 JEANNA WILSON: This church has been home to us for 16 years. Our family has been blessed by the amazing children and youth ministry here. We are challenged, encouraged, and loved on every time we walk through the doors.

5 /5 Michael Watkins: When faced with moving to a new city or state one of the more concerning challenges is finding a new church. This specific task is often one of the hardest ones because picking a new church isn’t like picking a new grocery store. The people you encounter at church, if you’re doing it right, will have a significant impact on your life (and the lives of your family if you have one). Therefore, it’s not uncommon to have high expectations when searching for “the perfect” or “best church” in town. When we moved here in July of 2019 PRBC was the first church we visited (after doing research on their website to ascertain where they stand on biblical matters). I can say with certainty PRBC will be our church until we are uprooted. The pastoral staff, the leaders, the teachers, the friends are all amazing, genuine and kind. Each one of them prioritize the message of Christ in their profession and personal roles. These people are our family here in Valdosta. We are blessed to do life with them. Together, we seek to purify the church and penetrate the culture.

5 /5 Zach Hurley: My family visited several churches and decided to visit “one more” before settling down. This last visit was PRBC. We appreciated the willingness to have “churchy” words on the screen translated. We also liked that communion and baptism were explained in case others didn’t know what they were. It’s not a perfect local church but none are. Come visit us on Sunday. 9:00 for small groups. 10:30 for “big church”.