1984
Pastor Allen Madsen is called to lead First Baptist Church. Giving at $45,460.00. Forty-seven people commit to read through the Bible. Sunday School attendance averages 37. Pastor Keith Brininstool resigned in May.

1986
Active membership, 107. Average attendance at Sunday School, 46. General giving is $48,000.00 Pastor Allen Madsen shares at service held at Azalea Park.

1987
Linfield Chamber Winds Concert Band performs for First Baptist Church. Multnomah Choir performs. Giving over $50,000.

1988
"Building the Family of God" film series shown. General giving at $52,000.00. Many home group meetings established.

1989
Increased giving to missions from 10% to 12%. Sunday School averages 49. General giving over $55,000.00. Choir sings at Good Samaritan in December and participates in singspiration, a community wide outreach.

1990
Sunday School averages 58 per week. Pastor Allen Madsen’s sixth year as our pastor. Our church helps to sponsor a new church in Crescent City. General giving at $58,529.00. Church grows to 120 active members.

1991
As of July the church had 128 active members. General giving was $65,605.00. Mother/Daughter Tea well attended. Doors donated to make a beautiful entrance to our church. Sunday School attendance between 50 and 78 per month. Pastor Allen Madsen resigns and has last sermon on April 7, 1991. Pastor Alan Petrich leads the church by year end.

1992
Vacation Bible School, whose theme was "The Sonshine Patch", averaged 50 young people in attendance. Pastor Alan Petrich led two services each Sunday. Only one service was held on Sundays during August. General giving was $89,553.80. Sunday School attendance averaged over 200.

1993
Mother’s Day Tea, whose them was "Treasures of the Heart" was well received. Harvest Party grows to 50. General giving was at $88,700.00. 12% is being given to missions.

1994
Sunday coffee hours, Wednesday night potlucks, annual business meeting dinners, Thanksgiving dinner and Christmas programs filled our hearts with fellowship. General giving was at $88,042.00. Active member total is 148 in December.

1995
Harvest Party well attended. Over 80 birthday club receives 5 in November, and a total of 9 for the year. Pioneer Groups started for K-2. "To Know Him and To Make Him Known" was taken as mission statement.

1996
No records are available for this year.

1997
New carpet was installed throughout the church. The annex stairs were also carpeted. Interim Pastor Dave Donnelly painted the nursery after it was remodeled due to old accomodations. Purchased a riding mower. Now, instead of paying a grounds-keeper, it's voluntary.

1998
New bathroom was installed in the annex. The kitchen now has a dishwasher. Church bought new plates, cups and glasses. The older cast iron sink was replaced with the new dishwasher. Membership presently is 165. Our new pastor is Jim Lamb who began the job on January 1st. Our goals are to put a handicapped circle in the back of the church for people who have need of one. It's presently being looked at for future building. Our goals are to put a circular drive in back of the church.

1999
A circular driveway was added to the back of our church. The sanctuary painting, originally completed in 1937, was lovingly restored by Buzz Stewart. Volunteers stepped up for the new AWANA program which began this year.

2000
No records are available for this year.

2001
Our church membership included 159 members for 2001. Important programs for this year include our missions outreach to the following: America for Christ, Outreach Gospel Mission led by Chuch Fidroeff, the New York Mission led by Steven Barclay, One Great Hour of Sharing, World Missions, Retired Ministers and Missionaries, and Disaster Relief.

2002
The membership rolls for 2002 indicated 105 members. Special projects this year included the painting of our church, the pews were shortened by one foot (diets are in order now), and new hymnals were purchased. Our AWANA program, which began in 1999, showed an average attendance of 75.  Our church website was changed and added to.

2003
This year's membership rose to 133. Pastor Jim Lamb resigned, and our interim pastors included Mel Bartreau, Church Fidroeff, and Bob Minshew. Our affiliation with the American Baptist Convention (USA) was dissolved for cause. New heat pumps were installed to keep us cozy. The pews were upholstered. A fence was installed around the AWANA court. New carpeting was installed in the sanctuary. And a new sign was placed in front of the church. In July, a very successful Vacation Bible School was held. The theme was "The Armor of God".  An average of 47 attended. Also, an average of 63 were involved with the AWANA program.

2004
The 2004 membership was 124. We received our new Pastor and his wife from the cold, cold grasps of Minnesota. The church missionary program remained strong, and the programs this year included: America for Christ, the Outreach Gospel Mission led by Chuch Fedroeff, the Child Evangelism Fellowship led by Gregg Elrod, the Concerned Viet Nam Americans, the Pregnancy Care Center, Quilting for Christ, and Vacation Bible School. AWANA attendance this year averaged 52.

2005
This year the Senior Saint ministry was begun to meet the needs of our
shut-ins. Plans began to build a new First Baptist Community Church. Gene and Jerry Holcomb compled our pictorial church directory. The fellowship hall was painted. Missions that our church helped support for 2005 included: the Child Evangelism Fellowship, the Elrod family, Chuck Fidroeff, the hurricane victims of Hurricane Katrina, the Mayhews, Quilting for Christ, the Salvation Army, Vacation Bible School, and youth missions in our church. The 2005 theme for Vacation Bible School was "Surf'n God's Word", and the average attendance was 55.