First Baptist Church of Manchester, NH

Manchester, New Hampshire

First Baptist Church of Manchester, New Hampshire is located at 536 Union Street in Manchester, NH. The church describes itself as biblically grounded and a family from all nations following Jesus in the heart of New Hampshire. The church welcomes visitors and offers a kids program at all services. The church provides Bible study, choir practice, and youth group activities. Recent sermon topics include biblical messages from 1 John addressing themes of spiritual validation, the Antichrist, and worldly attachments.

Address

536 Union St, Manchester, NH 03104

Denomination

Baptist

Phone

(603) 623-6041

Services

Worship

Sun10:00 AM

Last updated May 2026

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100-200

estimated members

This is likely one of 21 Baptist congregations in Hillsborough County, NH. Baptist accounts for 2% of the county's 242 congregations.

This estimate comes from ARDA 2020 data for churches of this size and denomination in the county.

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