GULF SHORES, AL — Oyster Bay Baptist Church has been a visible, vital and vibrant part of life in the Gulf Shores area for more 160 years. Located on Plash Island and nestled somewhat off the “beaten path,” the church has been and continues to be active in areas of ministry throughout its church community and the entire Gulf Shores area.

With members serving through the Christian Service Center as well as contributing monetarily, helping in service with various goods, Oyster Bay is one of the many faith supporters of the CSC’s vital ministry. The months of June and November are the church’s focus months for the center, but awareness continues year-round as Bob Owens is the faithful liaison serving on the center’s Board of Directors.

Jerry Peebles, pastor since 2002, was a supporter of the center at its beginning in the early 90s while on staff at Gulf Shores First Baptist Church. He continues to encourage the family of faith at Oyster Bay to be the hands and feet of Jesus to this special and unique area.

“The needs are great and many times unknown,” Peebles said. “We not only refer many to the services of the CSC but support their efforts on our behalf to minister to those who are most needy. We count it all joy to serve with the many tireless servants of the CSC.”

Oyster Bay Baptist Church is grateful to be a part of this ministry in South Baldwin County.