First Baptist Church of Coronado at 445 C Avenue has served Coronado Island since 1953, when its congregation moved from the American Legion Hall on Orange Avenue into a purpose-built sanctuary between Fourth and Fifth Streets in the 92118 village. The C Avenue campus sits in a residential corridor two blocks east of Orange Avenue, and the church's location near island schools such as Village Elementary School connects the congregation to the family-centered community that defines life in the military and civilian neighborhoods between Coronado Beach and the Coronado Bridge approach. Worship services follow a Baptist tradition with congregational hymns, choir-led music, and verse-by-verse expository preaching, and the church's programming includes Sunday school classes, youth ministry, women's Bible study, men's fellowship, and seasonal Vacation Bible School sessions that draw children from across Coronado Island. The military-family dimension is significant — rotating PCS assignments bring Southern Baptist families to Naval Air Station North Island and Naval Amphibious Base Coronado every cycle, and First Baptist provides denominational continuity for congregants who move between duty stations nationwide. Community support work coordinates with Safe Harbor Coronado, the island's preventive mental health organization on C Avenue, to address the emotional and social needs of military families navigating deployment, reintegration, and the stresses of military life. The C Avenue address is accessible on foot from every point on the island's flat grid, and visitors from mainland San Diego reach the church after crossing the Coronado Bridge or riding the Coronado Ferry to the village. Hotel Del Coronado, Spreckels Park, and the full Orange Avenue dining-and-retail corridor lie within a five-minute walk of the church campus.