Ministries & Missions
We strive to share the Good News of Jesus Christ through worship, events, classes, and outreach. We have two worship styles – contemporary and traditional – that enable us to connect with you regardless of your worship preferences. Through local and world missions, we continue to share the gospel of Jesus Christ. We offer many opportunities to help you grow in your faith. Our children, youth, and adult programs are designed to help you understand the Word and deepen relationships with Christ and each other. We encourage you to use your unique, God-given gifts to make a lasting change in our world, thereby empowering and supporting each other in our faith journeys.
We are a Church for Families
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Children’s Ministry
Youth Ministry & Young Adult Ministry
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Memorial Matters: Moment for Mission
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More Ministries & Missions
Faith Community Nurse: Faith Community Nursing is the integration of faith with nursing. FCN maintains health as a journey toward well-being. Health is the interrelationship of body, mind, and spirit. Focusing on the whole person, FCN promotes wellness, disease prevention, health education, and healthy spirituality.
Greenhoe Library and Children’s Rainbow Library: MPC is blessed to offer the community two libraries. Located on the second floor near Mayton Hall, the libraries are easy to find. Free check-out is available to all when the church is open.
Grief Recovery Group: We offer a free recovery group for any adults in the community who are experiencing grief due to death, illness, job loss, or divorce.
Helping Hearts & Hands: Our 3H team builds, repairs, and refurbishes homes and yards for church members and in our community.
Kinship Care: This group meets to support each other in the physical, emotional, and social well-being of raising children of relatives.
Presbyterian Women: “If you’re a woman and you’re Presbyterian, you’re already in Presbyterian Women!” Join us for events and programs that nurture your soul and offer to support others.
Warm Hat Ministry: In the winter, Deacons maintain a self-serve winter hat station near the Midtown Mission Garden. Donations of store-bought and handmade hats are appreciated.
Community Partners in Ministry & Mission
ACT: In this organization, the volunteers work shoulder to shoulder to support the self-development of villagers in Muko Sub-County, Uganda.
Church World Service: CWS is a faith-based organization that transforms communities around the globe through just and sustainable responses to hunger, poverty, displacement, and disaster.
Czech Mission: We partner with a church in Oklahoma to provide an annual one-week English-speaking camp in the Czech Republic.
HELP Food Pantry & Midland County Food Assistance Network: HELP Food Pantry volunteers assist community members dealing with food insecurity. The HELP Food Pantry is located on the lower level of MPC’s education wing.
Memorial Presbyterian Preschool: MPP is a cooperative preschool that involves teachers and parents working closely together to establish an environment in which children can grow and develop according to their individual needs. MPP is housed in the education wing of MPC. Visit their website at memprespreschool.org.
Midtown Mission Garden: Located across from MPC on Ashman Street, our community garden is maintained by volunteers who donate produce to The Bridge Food Store and Midland Fresh to help food-insecure families receive fresh produce for low or no cost.
Niger Mission: Learn more about PCUSA mission work in Niger.
Presbyterian Coffee Project: Buying fair trade through the Presbyterian Coffee Project ensures that more of the money we spend on coffee reaches the hardworking farmers who actually grow it, supporting small-scale farming cooperatives. Please support our monthly sales of Equal Exchange products for sale in the MPC lobby or directly from their website.
Saginaw East Side Soup Kitchen: Our volunteers help this soup kitchen to serve meals and hope in the heart of Saginaw.
Two-Coins-a-Meal: This is our local and global hunger relief program.
