Worship Services
Sundays, 10 a.m.
Past Sermons at MBCC
An earthquake shakes to the very foundations! No, it is Philippi, not California. Consider how God shakes a jail and sets humans free. On this Festival of the Christian Home, whoever you are, you are welcome here.
Come hear the incredible tale of the Man at the Pool of Siloam and the surprising way in which Jesus interacted with him. Then you might ask yourself about your own improbable story. It doesn't matter who you are, you are welcome here! Scripture: John 5: 1 - 9
Communion will be served.
In a world with many competing beliefs, Christians have a unique place in the marketplace of ideas. Come and consider with others how we can follow Jesus and accept others. Whoever you are, wherever you are on life's journey, you are welcome here.
Scripture Reading: Acts 11: 1 - 18
Rev. Mark Pettis, our Senior Minister Candidate will be leading the worship service and will preach the morning sermon. His sermon title will be, "Life Springs from Community."
Rev. Erin Wyma's sermon title on April 14 is "The Christ of the Comma." Scripture reading is: Acts 9:1-6.
Doubt and questioning are essential pieces of faith. We put the hope of the resurrection together with that, and presto, unlocked doors are not a problem! You are invited to be with the worshiping congregation to experience the power of Easter faith. Whoever you are, wherever you are on life's journey, you are welcome here.
How often have we reached a point in life when we have asked a question something like this: "Is this all there is?' or 'What's Left?' Come and share the awe of the empty tomb, the joy of the resurrection, and the power of life after Easter. What's left? You'll be surprised!
How often have we reached a point in life when we have asked a question something like this: "Is this all there is?' or 'What's Left?' Come and share the awe of the empty tomb, the joy of the resurrection, and the power of life after Easter. What's left? You'll be surprised!
Palm Sunday is a day of mixed messages and diverse emotions. You are invited to be a part of the celebration, and then to reflect upon the spirituality of waving the palms. You are welcome here, whatever the context and content of your life's journey.
Scripture Reading: Luke 19: 28 - 40
Observers of early Christians said something like this about them: 'See those Christians, how they love each other.' Sometimes in our rush to make life, faith, and community work, to seem to make it keep up with the times and technology, we might lose sight of the quality of our love for each other. Come and worship on St. Patrick's Day which also happens to be MBCC's Annual Meeting Sunday! Be our guest!
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