Sermon – “Flying Lessons” -Rev.  Matthew Baugh Scripture Readings – Deuteronomy 32:10-12 and Luke 13:31-34 We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv). We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

Sermon – “Bearing Fruit in Christ, the True Vine” – Rev. B.J. Beu Scripture Reading – John 15:1 – 8 Live stream of the service can be viewed at on our church website www.mbccucc.org or mbcctv (YouTube channel) We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

Sermon – “Gifts of the Good Shepherd” Rev. B.J. Beu Scripture Reading – John 10:11 – 16 We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

Sermon: “We are Children of God, Children of Love” – Rev. B.J. Beu Scripture Reading: 1 John 3:1 – 3 We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

Join our regular worship service at 10:00 am through the church website at www.mbccucc.org. Have a blessed Holy Week and a joyful Easter!

We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

Sermon – “Dinner Planning for 4000”  – Rev. Baugh Scripture Reading – Mark 8:1-10, 14-21 We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.  

We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

Sermon – “Through the Roof” – Rev. Baugh Scripture Reading – Mark 1:21–31 We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

We will be live streaming a worship service for Ash Wednesday on February 17 at 7:00 pm. This is the beginning of the season of Lent and will be the first day that our Lenten devotionals will be available. We will have printed copies available inside the sanctuary door nearest the office for you to pick up. We will also have a printable PDF file you can download and print yourself, as well as an online devotion you can visit…

We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

Sermon    “Get Up and Get Busy”    Rev. Baugh Scripture Reading –Mark 1:29–39 We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

Sermon – “Stumbling Blocks” Rev. Baugh Scripture Reading – 1 Corinthians 8:1–13 We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

Sermon – “Changing God’s Mind” Rev. Baugh Scripture Reading – Jonah 3:1–5, 10 We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.  

Sermon – “A Million Prayers,” Rev. Pettis Scripture Reading – Ephesians 3:14-21 Release from Authorized Ministry for Rev. Mark Pettis – Craig Torrey   We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

Sermon – “Confronted by Truth,” Rev. Pettis Scripture Reading – Matthew 2:1-12   Given the recent surges in Covid-19 cases, and holding to the decision made by our Executive Board in the fall, we will be continuing to live-stream only our worship services in January.  We all look forward to a return to worshipping in the sanctuary, but we want to do so only when it is truly safe for everyone.  As always, you can continue to access our worship…

A Service of Lessons and Carols

The Christmas Story told with hymns and scripture. Accessible on our website homepage (https://mbccucc.org) or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv). Services at 7 PM and 11 PM.

The Christmas Story told with hymns and scripture. Accessible on our website homepage (https://mbccucc.org) or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv). Services at 7 PM and 11 PM.

Sermon – “Loving Possibilities,” Rev. Pettis Scripture Reading – Luke 1:26-38 – Sylvia Miller, Minister of Faith Formation We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.

Sermon “Expect the Unexpected,” Rev. Baugh Scripture Reading – Luke 1:46-55 We continue to offer our Sunday worship services on YouTube live, and they are accessible on our website or on our YouTube channel (mbcctv).  We continue to be blessed by the gifts of many to make these services possible.