Ongoing Events
Tuesdays
Power Hour of Prayer
Tuesdays, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Let us gather in the Fellowship Hall faithfully to pray together, remembering that "we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places" (Ephesians 6:12).
Braman Hall Food Pantry
Wednesdays 5-7 & Thursdays 1-3
Our food pantry served nearly 3000 individuals in 2022 providing more than 27,000 meals. We are increasing in numbers of people needing food, that’s for sure, and God continues to supply, We are here to help however we can. For more information on the food pantry, use the dropdown menu, "More", at the top of the page.
Wednesdays & Thursdays
Thursdays
Youth Group
Thursdays, 6 pm - 8 pm
For information on the Youth Group, please contact Steve & Holly or call the church at 518-875-6762. And no, they haven't gone skydiving... yet.
Mondays or Saturdays
Women's Bible Study
Mondays or Saturdays
Course dates vary
Observation, Interpretation, Application.
Learn how to study the Bible while we study the bible. Sometimes with food, always with fellowship.
Saturdays
Men of Honor
Second Saturday of Every Month
Men of Honor meets the second Saturday of every month at the Wagon Train Barbecue from 7:00 am to 8:00 am. After opening in prayer everyone digs into a huge breakfast- all you can eat for $12, plus tip. Pastor Tony digs into the word of God. There are personal testimonies, praise & worship, and then closes with prayer. It is a tremendous time of fellowship, camaraderie, and encouragement.
Red Cross Blood Drive
Days & Dates Vary
As part of our commitment to community service, Duanesburg Florida Baptist Church is partnering with the American Red Cross to host blood drives and contribute to the ever critical need for blood. This a wonderful demonstration of shared faith and unified action in helping those in need. Each donation serves to save lives. Some recipients include newborn babies and their mothers, those battling cancer, hemophilia, severe anemia, and those suffering from unexpected trauma. Our service is not only to them, but to their families who love them dearly. It’s never been easier to become a lifesaver.
The drive is located in the Fellowship Hall at Duanesburg Florida Baptist Church. You'll find it behind the right (north) side of the church proper. We are located at 7967 State Route 30, Delanson, NY 12053.
Download the Red Cross mobile Blood Donor App for helpful information on what to expect.
Complete the health questionnaire via RapidPass® within the Blood Donor App and save time on the day of the blood drive.
After donating, you'll receive refreshments like cookies and juice to rebuild your blood volume. Do not skip this step or you will likely faint as soon as you stand up.
Sign up to donate blood at RedCrossBlood.org or use the Red Cross Blood app. Use sponsor code DuanesburgFloridaBaptistChurch. In addition, you can contact Pastor Tony at 518-875-6762 or email him at
Help ensure that those battling their toughest days get another chance to enjoy better days. Come with your friends and colleagues to multiply the blessing.
Saturdays
Adopt-a-Highway
Annual Roadside Cleanup
Dates & Times Vary
Every spring on a fresh Saturday morning, DFBC volunteers and friends roll out of bed and into jeans, boots, orange vests, and hard hats. We take up our trash pickers like we're taking up the sword of the Spirit and head out along "our" mile of Route 30, prepared to do battle against the forces of evil roadside trash. As we march along, no beer bottle or fast food bag is safe. Try as they might to hide, we find them, hunkering down in the grass, under a bush, squatting in the shadow of the guardrail. Some fight back, clinging to the dirt and weeds, but we always get our trash. Captured, we herd them like the refuse they are, straight into the dreaded plastic prison bag. And there they stay until transported to their ultimate destination- the smoky, smelly garbage dump where no trash ever escapes. And before you can say, "Give me liberty or give me death!," the battle is over, the enemy vanquished. Triumphant, we crowd into the church hall to thank God and devour the pizza and soda He has provided. Another battle is over, but we are well aware that more will come. Oh yes, indeed, many more. But we'll be ready. We'll be waiting.
