Payatas Baptist Church

The Payatas Quezon City Baptist Church And Ministries, Inc. aka Payatas Baptist Church or PBC is a fundamental Independent Baptist church in Payatas, Philippines. It is a missionary church plant started by Rev. Jack Wilson in 2006.
History
Payatas Baptist Church was founded in July of 2006 by Rev. Jack Wilson of Mira Loma, California. Prior to the official incorporation the Church was held in the Payatas “A” and “B” sections in squatters homes. By November, 2006 "Pastor Jack" (as he is called by members of the congregation) searched out and founded the present building where the Church is located. Within three years they became been involved with feeding programs, toy distribution, clothes distribution, evangelistic outreaches using the film The life of Christ and theatrical interpretation in dance.
Activities
P.B.C. has several outreach ministries, including men’s fellowship, women’s fellowship, youth fellowship, door knocking every Saturday, and visitation every Wednesday, along with a medical clinic, medical missions, camps, Vacation Bible School (VBS), livelihood programs as well as youth, children and adult choirs. P.B.C. also sends children to camp with the help of sponsors. In 2009, 75 children and counselors went to the "Word of Life Camp" in Laguna.
They are also part of Payatas Baptist healthcare, Inc., a free medical facility, ministering to the poor in Payatas. P.B.C. holds VBS each year.
All the members attended to painting, carpentry and a general sprucing up of the place every year.
Future intentions for work in Payatas include construction of a 2000 seat Church building, a medical clinic, missionary quarters, a school and Pastor’s quarters.
The teachings of the church are outlined in its statement of faith.

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