Quioccasin Baptist Church Henrico

Quioccasin Baptist Church

Henrico 9011 Quioccasin Road

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#StepOutInFaith

“Somebody here this morning is standing at the edge of your own Jordan. It is a flood stage. It may be diagnosis of something, a financial burden, an empty chair at the table, a child who will not call, or a relationship that has gone quiet. And you are asking god to open the river before you put your foot in it. Hear me this morning. The river did not open until the feet got wet. The god who stopped the Jordan for the priest is still able to meet you in what is flooding your life. Step towards him in faith this morning, church.”

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#ShareYourTestimony

“Here is something about stones, church. Stones cannot talk. 12 stones sitting in a pile at Gilgal are only 12 rocks until somebody opens their mouth and explain what God did. The memorial did not do the teaching. It was the people who did the teaching. God God did not merely say build something. He said, when they ask, tell them. Faith was designed to travel from mouth to ear, from one generation to the next, from the porch to the pew.”

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#HeIsRisen

“But when they arrived, the stone had already been rolled away. Not to let Jesus out, but to let the witnesses see he was already risen. Friday did not have the last word. Amen somebody. The grave did not have the last word. Praise the lord somebody. Death did not have the last word. God raised his son from the dead. Amen, somebody. And at Gilgal, the stones declared that God brought Israel through the water. At the empty tomb, the rolled away stone declared that Jesus had conquered sin and also death. And every living stone in this sanctuary ought to declare the Lord brought me over.”

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Questions about Quioccasin Baptist Church

Visiting

When and where are services?
Services are held at **Quioccasin Baptist Church, 9011 Quioccasin Road, Henrico, VA 23229**. Morning worship is **Sundays at 10:00 a.m.**, and Bible study is **Wednesdays at 6:45 p.m.** (https://quioccasin.com/)

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What accessibility accommodations are available?
The website offers a **“I need a ride”** option for transportation assistance. It doesn’t list other accessibility accommodations, so contact the church at **804-741-2313** to ask about specific needs. (https://quioccasin.com/)

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What happens during a typical service, and how long does it last?
A typical Sunday worship service includes congregational singing and music, prayer, a Scripture reading, and a sermon; one service also included birthday and visitor recognition. ([01:07:47 from November 02, 2026]) Morning worship is Sundays at 10 a.m. (https://quioccasin.com/)

The church website doesn’t list a service length. A sermon recording reaches at least 1 hour 42 minutes, so plan for a service of around that length or longer; that recording doesn’t establish an exact typical duration. ([01:42:45 from November 02, 2026])

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What is the worship format, and does it vary by service?
Quioccasin lists one Sunday Morning Worship service at 10 a.m.; the website doesn’t describe different worship formats for different services. In a sermon example, worship included Scripture reading, a deacon’s prayer, men singing with musicians, and then the sermon, with congregational praise and responses. ([01:07:47 from November 02, 2026]) The website separately lists Wednesday Bible Study at 6:45 p.m., but doesn’t give its format. (https://quioccasin.com/)

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Can someone attend while exploring Christianity or questioning their beliefs?
Yes—you can attend while exploring Christianity or questioning your beliefs. Quioccasin Baptist Church lists Sunday morning worship at 10 a.m. and Wednesday Bible Study at 6:45 p.m.; the pastor also acknowledged friends visiting for the first time. The website doesn’t specify any belief requirements for attending. (https://quioccasin.com/) ([01:08:33])

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Is registration required, or can someone simply arrive?
The website doesn’t mention registration for Sunday worship, so you can simply arrive. Morning worship is Sundays at 10 a.m. (https://quioccasin.com/)

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Kids & families

Do children need advance registration, and can visiting families participate?
The available information doesn’t say whether children need advance registration. Visiting families appear welcome: the church describes bringing families together and lists Sunday worship at 10 a.m.; a service also welcomed friends visiting for the first time. (https://quioccasin.com/) ([01:08:33])

For details about a specific children’s program, contact the church at 804-741-2313.

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Beliefs

What denomination or network does the church belong to?
Quioccasin Baptist Church identifies itself as a Baptist church, but its website doesn’t specify a particular denomination or network affiliation. (https://quioccasin.com/)

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What are its stated core beliefs?
Quioccasin Baptist Church does not list a formal set of core beliefs on its website. It states that it believes in bringing families together through shared responsibility and is committed to serving Jesus Christ, Christian service, changing lives, and Kingdom building. (https://quioccasin.com/)

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Who leads the church, and how are leaders accountable?
Quioccasin is led by its pastor, who describes himself as the ninth pastor in the church’s history; the website does not give his name. The church also has ministers, officers, and ministry leaders, while the congregation is described as sharing responsibility for the church’s work. (https://quioccasin.com/)

Our teaching frames leaders’ accountability as part of that shared responsibility: ministers and other leaders, like members, are called to serve, carry the church’s witness, and obey God’s will. The available sources do not specify a formal oversight or reporting process. ([01:31:05]) ([01:30:18])

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Teaching

How does the teaching approach community and honesty with others?
We teach that faith is lived and shared in community: each person can be a witness by telling others—especially children and new members—what God has done, so the story and responsibility of faith pass from one generation to the next. ([01:19:46 from November 02, 2026]) ([01:21:34 from November 02, 2026])

We also encourage honesty and humility in that sharing. Telling our story is not a chance to boast about ourselves; it is a way to point to God’s help and grace. ([01:24:16 from November 02, 2026]) Community also means speaking up to correct what is wrong and helping one another move forward. ([01:26:15 from November 02, 2026])

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How does the church approach doubt and suffering?
At Quioccasin, we meet doubt and suffering with honest prayer, remembered testimony, and faith that takes the next step even before the way is clear. We recognize that people may face painful realities such as a diagnosis, financial strain, grief, or a strained relationship; the message is not to deny those burdens, but to trust that God can meet us in them. ([01:17:00])

We encourage remembering how God has helped before and sharing those stories with one another. The sermon describes prayer, tears, and sacrifice as seen by God, and points to past deliverance as grounds for hope—not as a guarantee that hardship will disappear immediately. ([01:18:00]) The church’s website also provides a way to submit prayer requests. (https://quioccasin.com/)

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How does the church approach faith and work?
Quioccasin presents faith as active trust: people are called to obey and take a step even before they can see how things will work out. The sermon illustrates this with the priests stepping into the Jordan before the water stopped. ([01:15:57])

That faith is lived out through service and witness, not just worship. We call ordinary believers to be “witnesses, not spectators,” and remember generations who prayed, preached, sang, served, and sacrificed. ([01:21:34 from November 02, 2026]) The church website likewise describes shared responsibility, serving communities, and changing lives through Kingdom building. (https://quioccasin.com/)

The sources don’t give specific guidance about faith in paid employment, but they do emphasize putting faith into action through obedience, service, and commitment to others.

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Is an answer based on an official statement or an interpretation of sermons?
It depends on the claim: information stated on the church website is an official website statement; conclusions drawn from the sermon excerpts are interpretations of the church’s preaching, not necessarily formal policy statements. For example, the giving options and mailing address are stated on the official giving page (https://quioccasin.com/giving). Our sermon teaching about remembering God’s work and passing the church’s testimony to the next generation is drawn from a sermon ( [01:19:46]).

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Community

Which groups currently meet, and when?
The church currently gathers for **Morning Worship on Sundays at 10 a.m.** and **Bible Study on Wednesdays at 6:45 p.m.** (https://quioccasin.com/)

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Are there groups or introductory gatherings open to newcomers?
The website doesn’t list a dedicated newcomers’ group or introductory gathering. It does invite people to Sunday worship at 10 a.m. and Wednesday Bible Study at 6:45 p.m. (https://quioccasin.com/)

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Who can answer a question the published information doesn't resolve?
Contact Quioccasin Baptist Church at **qbc@quioccasin.org** or **804-741-2313**; the church says it welcomes questions and will respond. (https://quioccasin.com/contact-us)

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