JFBC is the largest church by both facility square footage and membership in Walker County.
Amenities include a full court basketball gymnasium, walking track (1/18 mile), table games, a cafeteria with removable walls, a full-service kitchen, as well as choral and music facilities.
The parsonage served dual duties, acting as both meeting space for Sunday School classes, as well as personal residence to then music minister, Conrad Howell.
When it was decided that the FLC would be constructed on the site, JFBC sold the parsonage to a private individual.
The parsonage was then cut into two pieces and moved to another location outside of Heritage Hills, a Jasper neighborhood.