WHERE FAITH IS STRONG. AND ALL ARE WELCOME.
Founded in 1926, Hayes Barton Baptist Church is a community of faith, hope, love and fellowship located in the heart of Raleigh, North Carolina.
We’re a Baptist church in the moderate tradition, proclaiming the Lordship of Jesus Christ, honoring historic Baptist principles, and coming together as a community to share the presence of Christ in both word and deed.
We complement a traditional style of worship with contemporary programs and ministries that respond to people’s changing needs in today’s world. As a body of believers, we value unity in Christ and diversity in membership.
Because the Gospel calls us to be on mission in the world, we partner with numerous Christian organizations in mission and ministry. We also have many Baptist affiliations worldwide, relating with the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina (BSCNC), Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF), Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina (CBFNC), and Raleigh Baptist Association (RBA). Our organizational structure is outlined in our Church Constitution and Bylaws.

OUR STAFF
OUR History
Founded in 1926 with 173 members, Hayes Barton Baptist Church was created to serve the growing areas north of Downtown Raleigh. Over the years, HBBC has grown along with the community it calls home. Today’s HBBC remains a cornerstone of our neighborhood and the broader communities of faith that make up the Triangle area.


OUR History
Founded in 1926 with 173 members, Hayes Barton Baptist Church was created to serve the growing areas north of Downtown Raleigh. Over the years, HBBC has grown along with the community it calls home. Today’s HBBC remains a cornerstone of our neighborhood and the broader communities of faith that make up the Triangle area.
AFFILIATIONS
We partner with numerous Christian organizations in mission and ministry. We also have many Baptist affiliations worldwide, relating primarily with the Raleigh Baptist Association (RBA), Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina (CBFNC), Baptist State Convention of NC, and the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF).