In 1826, America was still a new nation, with thousands of settlers migrating from coastal regions to start new lives. They started churches wherever they went, resulting in multiple new congregations – nearly always small and isolated – scattered throughout the region.
These small groups of people treasured the opportunity to fellowship with a larger gathering of believers. They also understood the value of working together to reach their entire region with the Gospel. To accomplish this goal, nine churches came together at Hopewell Baptist church on March 4, 1826, and voted to organize the Chattahoochee Baptist Association.
Watch the following videos to learn more about the history of our association: