Belmont Baptist Church was born out of revival.

In September 1950, a community revival in the Belmont area of Calhoun stirred hearts with a vision for a new church. Under the leadership of Rev. Henry Holland and Rev. H. F. "Fite" Barnette, Belmont Baptist Church was officially organized on November 19, 1950.

The church's first worship services were anything but traditional. The congregation initially gathered in a clubhouse behind what is now the Gordon County Fire Department. Later, the Seventh-day Adventist congregation on South Wall Street graciously opened their building so Belmont could worship until a permanent church home could be built.

From the very beginning, Belmont was never defined by a building. It was defined by people who sought the Lord, trusted His leading, and were willing to step into the unknown believing He would provide. For seventy-five years, God has proven Himself faithful. He has saved lives, strengthened families, comforted the hurting, raised up leaders, called missionaries, and used ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things for His Kingdom.

When we remember Belmont's history, we are ultimately remembering the faithfulness of God.

God's faithfulness is not just something we celebrate from decades ago. He is still at work today. Every time His Word is preached, every prayer is lifted, every child hears the gospel, every student is discipled, every Bible study gathers, every worship service begins, and every act of service is offered in His name, God continues His work among His people. Belmont exists because God continues to draw people into a relationship with Himself. He is still changing lives. He is still building His Church. He is still worthy of our complete trust.

Our prayer is that every person who walks through our doors would come to know Him personally and experience His faithful presence.

As we celebrate God's faithfulness over the past seventy-five years, we do not believe His greatest work is behind us, we believe the best is yet to come. Just as God called Israel to trust Him for the future after reminding them of His faithfulness in the past, He calls Belmont to move forward with confident faith.

The same God who planted this church through revival...The same God who provided through seasons of sacrifice...The same God who has sustained generations of believers...is the God who is leading us into the future.

Our desire is not simply to preserve our history but to build upon it by making disciples, serving our community, and reaching the next generation with the hope of Jesus Christ. We still believe the vision that marked Belmont's beginning: “Attempt Great Things for God. Expect Great Things from God.”