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Free Grace Church of Tampa Bay

Reformed Baptist church in Lutz, Florida · holds the 1689 London Baptist Confession

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Read from the church's own website and current through July 28, 2026. Listing is not endorsement.

Gathering

  • Sunday 10:00 AM worship and sermon
  • Wednesday 7:00 PM prayer meeting and preaching

19111 N. Livingston Ave, Lutz, FL 33559

tampareformedbaptistchurch.com

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Free Grace Church holds the 1689 London Baptist Confession, and its site also states agreement with the Westminster Confession, the Synod of Dort, and the Westminster Shorter and Heidelberg catechisms. The church describes its own preaching as expository, doctrinal, experiential, evangelistic, worship-centered, and practical.

Sunday worship at 10:00 AM carries simultaneous Spanish interpretation, and the site keeps a Spanish section with a live broadcast and recorded sermons. Wednesday at 7:00 PM the church gathers for prayer and preaching. Their site states: "We call the Sabbath Day a delight."

About Free Grace Church of Tampa Bay

From the church's own materials:

  • Gary Carter is the pastor.
  • Provides a nursery for infants and toddlers and assistive listening devices for the hearing impaired.
  • Publishes four gospel tracts on its site, including "What is a Reformed Baptist?"
  • Live-streams the Sunday service and the Wednesday prayer meeting, and has broadcast on SermonAudio since April 2023.

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