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Welcome to the online ministry of the Siloam Baptist Church. As God’s House of Hope, Healing and Wholeness, we offer this web site as a source of information about our church and inspiration from our faith in a God of love who can do all things.
We encourage you to add this web page to your list of favorites and to visit us often. Our site will plug you in to the people and programs of our church family; and provide many tools for spiritual growth. We also look forward to reading and responding to your comments, questions and prayer requests.
Plan to become a regular part of our on-line community and whenever possible, visit us in person. I know you will be blessed.
Pastor John H. West III |
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SBC Building Kick Off Video |
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Written by Siloam Baptist Church
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Exciting things are happening at Siloam - Where we are "Building God's house of Hope, Healing and Wholeness” PSALM 127:1
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What We Believe |
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1. The Scriptures
We believe that the Holy Bible was written by men divinely inspired, and is a perfect treasure of heavenly instruction; that it has God for its author, salvation for its end, and truth without any mixture of error for its matter; that it reveals the principles by which God will judge us, and therefore is, and shall remain to the end of the world, the true center of Christian union, and the supreme standard by which all human conduct, creeds, and opinions shall be tried. 2 Timothy 3:16-17
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The Art Of Worship Festival Review |
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Written by Siloam Baptist Church
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Art is a form of expression enhanced by a level of skill or refinement. Worship is an expression of love, intimacy, reverence and respect to God.
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A Short Church History 1903-2009 |
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Written by Siloam Baptist Church
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   Thursdays, “Maids Day Off” was the beginning of gatherings from which grew Siloam Baptist Church. Two deacons from Second Baptist Church in Wayne, Pennsylvania would travel over to Mrs. Perry’s Restaurant, now the site Anna Catanese’s Florist Shop at 321 DeKalb Street. There they would conduct services with a few folk from Norristown. This group included Saul Smith, Wilson Kenny, Betty and Charles Blockson, Moses Harris, George Robinson, Stella Robinson, Jane Johnson, Mamie Meade, James Meade and Mr. and Mrs. Warner.
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