For more than forty years, Michael Thompson was part of the foundation of First Baptist. He served as a deacon, helped maintain the property, visited homebound members, and was known by generations of families in the congregation. But that long history was suddenly overshadowed after a new pastor raised concerns about appearances. Continue Reading ⬇️
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