Metropolitan Baptist Church, Largo, Maryland (MD), USA

Metropolitan Baptist Church, Largo – Origin:
In 1864, a year after President Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation freeing slaves in these United States, wards where black people resided in the District of Columbia continued to have disparaging labels, i.e., “Hell’s Bottom,” “Cow Town,” and “Vinegar Hill,” to name a few.

It was in the “Hell’s Bottom” ward that the Reverend Henry Bailey and ten like-minded Christian believers began worshipping in an abandoned Civil War barracks.

Later, they pooled their resources, purchased a frame house, renovated it, and established it as the Fourth Baptist Church of the District of Columbia, valued at $2500.00. Among those ten believers was a Mr. Wiley Jordan, grandfather of Mrs. Moncerie Woolfolk.

Metropolitan Baptist Church, Largo – Mission:
To bring persons into a saving and redemptive relationship as disciples of Jesus Christ

Metropolitan Baptist Church, Largo – Kingdom Principles:
Love
Servant Leadership
Humanity
Family
Worship and Praise
Personal Development
Kingdom Consciousness

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