Bible Believing
We believe that the Bible is the preserved Word of God and is the only authority for our standard of conduct and the rule for life and service.
Sun. School 10:00◆Worship 11:00◆Sun. Afternoon 2:00◆Wed. 6:30
190 Pleasant St., Lee, MA◆

Lee, Massachusetts
Welcome to Berkshire Hills Baptist Church. Join us for Bible preaching, hymns, prayer, and fellowship in the heart of the Berkshires.
All Welcome
Sunday, October 4, 2026
10 am Sunday School · 11 am Worship Service
followed by a light lunch and a hymn sing & testimonies
No 2 pm service Oct 4
190 Pleasant Street, Route 102
Lee, Massachusetts
Christ centered Teaching and Preaching for the Whole Family

A word from our pastor
What makes Berkshire Hills Baptist Church so special? Very simply, it is the people. BHBC is a church filled with caring, loving, and friendly people. Our church is here to serve you through regular weekly ministries as well as special activities throughout the year. It is here that relationships are made and where Christ is magnified.
Pastor Dr. Doug Mann
On behalf of everyone here, we would love to have you worship the Lord with us. If we can be of any assistance in your spiritual journey, please get in touch.
Meet Pastor MannWhen we gather
Sunday morning is the easiest place to start. The Sunday afternoon service is the one people tend to fall in love with. Come to whichever one your week allows.
Sunday
10:00 a.m.
A class for every age level. Children's classes use crafts and Bible stories; teen and adult classes study Bible topics in depth in an informal discussion setting.
Sunday
11:00 a.m.
We worship God together with hymns, praise and worship songs, and practical, applicable Bible preaching. Children's Church runs after the handshaking, up to age 14.
Sunday
2:00 p.m.
A good time of fellowship for the whole family — favorite hymns, praise songs and choruses, then an informal Bible study together.
Sunday, Oct 4 only: in place of the 2:00 service, join us after worship for a light lunch, a hymn sing and testimonies.
Wednesday
6:30 p.m.
We share our needs, present them to God in prayer, and study the Bible together, with time for questions and answers.
190 Pleasant Street, Route 102, Lee, MA 01238 — in Berkshire County.
What that actually means
Get to know the beliefs and practices that shape our worship, our teaching, and our life together as a church.

We encourage everyone to follow along in their Bibles. For consistency, we use the King James Version. Bring your own, or use one of the Bibles in the pews.
Psalm 12:6-7 · 2 Timothy 3:16
We appreciate the old-fashioned hymns as well as some of the newer songs, choosing musical selections that are conservative in presentation and consistent with the day's message.
Ephesians 5:19
Our Sunday morning sermon is usually verse-by-verse or topical preaching from the Word of God. Wednesday Bible study works through a book of the Bible chapter by chapter.
2 Timothy 4:2
We are self-governing and free of denominational control. We follow the Baptist distinctives of salvation by faith, baptism by immersion after salvation, and the Bible as our authority for faith and practice.
Colossians 1:18 · 1 Timothy 3:1-13
Our mission
Our purpose is to be a Great Church by making the Great Commission and the Great Commandment a priority of our church and daily life — going, teaching and baptizing, and sharing the love of Jesus Christ with those we meet locally, through supporting missionaries around the world.
(Matthew 28:19-20)
We believe that the Bible is the preserved Word of God and is the only authority for our standard of conduct and the rule for life and service.
We are self-governing and free of any denominational control.
We believe that the Church has been commissioned to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ locally and abroad, through personal evangelistic efforts and the support of missionaries both here in the United States and around the world.
This is the way the majority of first-time visitors describe our church — a real expression of the love we have for each other, and for those who join us each week.
We follow the basic Baptist distinctives: salvation by faith only; baptism by immersion after salvation; two ordained offices only, pastor and deacon; and the Bible as our authority for faith and practice.
Who leads here
Our text
Holding forth the word of life; that I may rejoice in the day of Christ, that I have not run in vain, neither laboured in vain.
Philippians 2:16
Around the world
We believe the Church has been commissioned to share the Gospel locally and abroad. These families carry that out on our behalf, and we pray for them by name.
International
Bible translation
Unfolding Word Ministries
Honduras
Missionary
Go Honduras
Ghana
Missionary
Fellowship International Mission
Australia
Missionary
Fundamental Baptist World Mission
Philippines
Missionaries
Heartland Baptist Mission
United States
Prison ministry
Rock of Ages Ministries
Restricted access nations
Various ministries
Names withheld for their security
Giving
If you feel so led of the Lord, you can make a gift to the ministry of Berkshire Hills Baptist Church online. Any gift you make helps in spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ here in Lee, MA and around the world.
“Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver.” — 2 Corinthians 9:7
Gifts are handled by PayPal. You do not need a PayPal account to give by card.
Prayer
We meet every Wednesday evening to share our needs and present them to God in prayer. If something is weighing on you, send it along — we will bring it before the Lord whether or not we have ever met you.
Requests come straight to the church. They are not posted anywhere, and nothing is shared beyond those who pray.
“Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.” — Philippians 4:6
If it is urgent, please email the church instead:
Sermon audio
Listen to recent Sunday messages, then explore the sermon archive for Bible studies, notes, and transcripts.
Our great and mighty God is worthy of all praise and glory! Romans 16 reminds us that God is powerful. He is everlasting. He is all wise. When life is hard God can strengthen us and help us keep going. He guides us through fear and gives us direction when we do not know what to do. Through Jesus Christ and God’s Word we can trust the One who sees what is ahead. Find out more in today's message! Transcription available.
Not everyone who speaks Christian language is leading us toward Christ. This message exposes how false teaching, flattering words, and emotional persuasion can quietly create division and draw us away from biblical truth. Through Paul’s warning in Romans 16, we are called to know God’s Word deeply, recognize spiritual snares, remain wise in what is good, and rely on God’s grace rather than personalities or empty promises. To explore this vital warning, listen to today’s sermon; transcription available.
Is the church really a building - or are we getting it completely wrong? In Romans 16, we discover that the church is a local family of believers united in Christ, each called to serve, encourage, pray, and make a positive difference. Through examples such as Phoebe, Priscilla and Aquila, Mary, and others, we see that every person has a meaningful role, whether visible or behind the scenes. What part can we play in serving Christ and strengthening one another? Find out in today’s message! Transcription available.
The most important page on this site
Not a program, not a membership, and not something you have to earn. This is the single most crucial decision you will make in your lifetime, laid out plainly and entirely from Scripture — what the Bible says about your guilt, about the Gospel, and about the promise God cannot lie about.
Read it now“These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life. ” — 1 John 5:13
Come and see
Please be seated and be prepared for our friendly people to introduce themselves and welcome you. There is also a time of greeting during the service. There is no specific dress code; most people dress in modest, casual attire.
190 Pleasant Street · Lee, MA 01238
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