About our
Richmond Campus
The Richmond Campus of Immanuel Baptist Church was planted in 2019. This campus was planted to reach Madison County and EKU’s campus for Christ. Come worship with us on a Sunday morning or join one of our Life Groups that meet throughout the week!
Address:
325 University Dr., Richmond, KY 40475
(In the BCM Building)
Sundays
9:30 & 11:00am
What Our Church's Richmond Campus is like
What Our Church's Richmond Campus is like
Here are a few things you can expect at all of our services, including ones at our Williamsburg Campus:
• Relevant Bible teaching
• Contemporary Worship music
• A safe, fun, Jesus-centered environment for your kids
• People of all ages and stages
• A group of people that are thrilled to see you!
We want to see people transformed by Jesus in Williamsburg, Kentucky, at the University of the Cumberlands, and beyond!
Connection changes lives
Stories from our Richmond Campus
Richmond Life Groups
Life is better together
We were never meant to live this life alone. At Immanuel, we believe that being a part of an authentic community is better than independent living. We have life groups that meet throughout Corbin and the surrounding areas. Join one today!
Richmond Family Ministries
Engaging the whole family
Upcoming Events
What's Going on At Immanuel Richmond
We want to serve you and your family in as many ways as we can. Each of our ministries has different events throughout the year, and these are some of the big ones that are coming up.
Meet our Richmond Campus Pastor
Jon Barron
Jon is a native Californian that has called Kentucky home for the past 18 years of his life. He is a graduate of Southwestern Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas. It was in Seminary that he met his wife, Elaina, they have been married for 25 years, with 2 kids Lauren Burgess and Jack Barron. He was blessed to receive a new son into the family (Daniel Burgess) when Lauren got married in the summer of 2020. Jon and Elaina have served in college ministry in Texas, Idaho, and Kentucky for 23 of their 25 years of marriage. He has been leading the Immanuel Baptist Church Richmond Campus since it was planted in 2019. In his downtime, he enjoys fishing, golf, and watching movies.
