Welcome. Please take a few moments to tour our church building.  This guide will bring you around the function rooms used for worship, fellowship gatherings and meetings of the brethren.  Along the way, this guide will point and  explain some of the rich symbolism  found in its architecture etched around the marvelous exterior and interior work of the building itself.
 

•  Exterior View
•  The Sanctuary
•  Judson Chapel
•  The Tower Bells
•  The Pulpit and Chancel
•  Beyond the Choir Loft
•  The E M Skinner Organ
•  The Ireland Chapel
•  The Nursery
•  Sunday School
•  The Kitchen
•  The Church Parlor
•  Fuller Memorial Windows
•  The Octagon Skylight
   

The First Baptist Church of Malden located in 493 Main St. has for many years been the venue for worship of the believers.  The lovely church building is a living testimony of dedicated service by the past generation,  evident in the rich symbolism found in the granite structure, walls, and fixtures. This building is the fifth house of worship for our congregation which was organized in 1803.  The cornerstone was laid on May 16, 1890 and the building was dedicated eighteen months later on November 24, 1891.  In 1915, the interior of the building was destroyed by fire, but the exterior granite walls stood fast, together with faith upon which a new church home would be built.