ABOUT US
Our congregation has been serving Christ in our community
since 1850. We continue to reach out to those seeking
a faith home for themselves and their families.
Through worship and fellowship, we invite you to continue
to reach out to others and to be an instrument of grace
in our neighborhood, community and God's world.
Our church is a growing family; growing in numbers, growing in spirit
and growing in service
OUR VISION
Our vision at DSBC is to grow in the Word of God, raise up and send out disciples, as we point our community towards Christ in all endeavors. We aim to love God, for it is the greatest commandment Jesus gave us, and like it, we aim to love people as Jesus loves us.
Our Theme this year is
“Declaring the Gospel . . .
Discipling the Saints”
WHAT WE BELIEVE
Dripping Spring Baptist Church is affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention. We believe and affirm the Baptist Faith and Message 2000.
OUR COMMUNITY
We love our little community here on Watermelon Road in Olmstead, KY. We are located just a few miles from Olmstead Elementary and Middle School, and our aim is to reach our Olmstead community as well as Logan County with our dedication to Christ.
Bro. Jeff
Senior Pastor
Pastor Jeff Noffsinger, at the age 10, was saved at Nelson Creek Baptist Church where he grew up. He married his wife Dana on October 2, 1993. He surrendered to preach in 1997. Our pastor came to us in September 2003 and is a native of Muhlenberg County. He previously pastored New Cypress Baptist Church in Greenville, KY. He is a graduate of Mid-Continent University. Jeff and Dana have two wonderful daughters, Katie & Kara.
Bro. Blake
Associate / Youth Pastor
Pastor Blake Sapp came to know the Lord his Junior year of high school when he was at Summer Camp. In the summer of 2013, he surrendered to preach while he was working at Crossings as a Staffer. He married his wife Sarah on March 11, 2017. He and Sarah welcomed their daughter, Scarlett, into this world on September 7, 2021. He graduated from WKU in 2016 with a BA in Religious Studies, and will graduate from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary this May.