SJBA - 1010 Ridgeway Place
Toward Angel Peak and beyond
New Church - Soft Launch Sunday - Higher Ground Church in Farmington
Pastor Josh (second from left) and Higher Ground team
Men and Boy's Prayer Response - FBC Aztec
Baptism day at Tooh Worship Center - Shiprock
Recent baptisms - FBC Aztec
Missions award Sunday - Primera Bautista, Farmington
Crisis Closet, open Mondays, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
On the Navajo Nation
From the abundance of God's earth
The life giving waters of the San Juan
Still in business
Hesperus Baptist Camp
Passion Play of the Four Corners

Welcome

WELCOME to the website of San Juan Baptist Association

The San Juan Baptist Association is a cooperating network of 37 Southern Baptist churches, on mission to communicate the Good News about Jesus Christ. In the communities of our three river valleys, west to the Navajo communities around the Four Corners Monument, to Chama, NM in the Rocky Mountains to the east, and southward across the Eastern Navajo Checkerboard country, our churches resource each other and share fellowship in the Gospel.

In addition to our present member churches, we are presently partnering with the leaders of new church plant Higher Ground Church in Farmington, Hogan Si' Ani American Indian Cowboy Church near Mexican Water, AZ, the Rockin’ J Cowboy Church in Farmington, and Háánáádli Worship Center south of Bloomfield.

Browse through our web pages for information about our churches, as well as information concerning our association and its ministries. Contact us if you have additional questions.

San Juan Baptist Association's Mission Statement: Churches serving Jesus Christ together, pursuing the spiritual transformation of the communities of San Juan County and the Four Corners Area.

Announcements

Crisis Closet
Food and clothes are available through the Crisis Closet on Monday mornings. Clients must attend a devotion at 11 am to receive assistance.
Addictions Re-Entry & Recovery Resources

The program "Re-Entry" is providing assistance to men and women returning back into society from prison/jail. It is to help them re-integrate back into society and direct them to the different opportunities and recovery programs that are available in our community.