Details and registration are on Realm.

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

Booked for a Spiritual Journey is MPC’s book club that meets every third Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. in Room 53 and via Zoom. Here is the list of books for the September 2025 to May 2026 program:

September 16
Walk in a Relaxed Manner: Life Lessons from the Camino
by Joyce Rupp

October 21
Siddhartha
by Herman Hesse

November 18
The Tears of Things: Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage
by Richard Rohr

December 16
God With Us: Rediscovering the Meaning of Christmas
by Greg Pennoyer

January 20
Everything That Rises Must Converge
by Flannery O’Connor

February 17
God Can’t: How to Believe in God and Love After Tragedy, Abuse, and Other Evils
by Thomas Jay Oord

March 17
Living in Wonder: Finding Mystery and Meaning in a Secular Age
by Rod Dreher

April 21
My Name is Ken and I Will Be Your Waiter for a Long Time...
by Bishop Kenneth E. Untener

May 19
How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply & Being Deeply Seen
by David Brooks

2025–2026 Presbyterian Women Horizons Bible Study: “Finding Resilience, Joy, and Our Identity in Jesus Christ” teaches us how to reconnect to our spirituality, follow women in the Bible, and study Jesus’ witness in the midst of stressful life circumstances.

One circle meets on the first Monday monthly at 7:30 p.m. via Zoom and is led by Susan H. Due to Labor Day, the first meeting is September 8. Another circle meets on the third Wednesday monthly at 9:30 a.m. in the Colonial Room and is led by Ann R. Contact the office for more information or Zoom link. Pick up your free study guide in the Resource Room.

Join us in the Assembly Room for our special Ash Wednesday service. We also live stream on our website and Facebook page.

During Lent, we pray and reflect on our faith. Enhance your experience with six free half-hour concerts every Friday during Lent. Come in-person to the Sanctuary or view the concerts through live stream on our website or Facebook page.

• Friday, February 20: Helen Myers, voice and flute

• Friday, February 27: CMU’s Henosis Saxophone Quartet with Evan Talsma, Shea Arney, Stephen Trotter, and Hailee Milmine

• Friday, March 6: Matheus Garcia Souza, violin

• Friday, March 13: Jamie Fiste, cello

• Friday, March 20: Mark Cox, tuba and euphonium

• Friday, March 27: Ellen Woodard, handbells

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

9:00 & 10:45 a.m. Worship Services
12:00 noon Annual Meeting
Join us in the Sanctuary for our annual meeting and to view the 2025 annual report.

Upcoming Topics
January 28: Right at Home
February 25: Assisted Living Locators
March 25: Amigo Mobility

• Free and open to everyone

• Different topics every month that pertain to seniors

• Meets every fourth Wednesday, January to October at 10:00 a.m. in Mayton Hall

• Breakfast, social time, and music

• Visit Realm, our website, or Facebook page for more info and updates

• RSVP to Nurse Kellie

During Lent, we pray and reflect on our faith. Enhance your experience with six free half-hour concerts every Friday during Lent. Come in-person to the Sanctuary or view the concerts through live stream on our website or Facebook page.

• Friday, February 20: Helen Myers, voice and flute

• Friday, February 27: CMU’s Henosis Saxophone Quartet with Evan Talsma, Shea Arney, Stephen Trotter, and Hailee Milmine

• Friday, March 6: Matheus Garcia Souza, violin

• Friday, March 13: Jamie Fiste, cello

• Friday, March 20: Mark Cox, tuba and euphonium

• Friday, March 27: Ellen Woodard, handbells

See Realm for more information.

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

Reaching Out Regionally & Globally invites you to meet in Mayton Hall for a light lunch while the Rev. Jan Dus updates us on the continued efforts to provide aid to citizens of war-torn Ukraine through his non-profit agency Camino.

This is part of our continuing Global Conversations, a presentation series in which everyone is invited to learn more about recent global experiences and missional ministries happening throughout the life of our church.

2025–2026 Presbyterian Women Horizons Bible Study: “Finding Resilience, Joy, and Our Identity in Jesus Christ” teaches us how to reconnect to our spirituality, follow women in the Bible, and study Jesus’ witness in the midst of stressful life circumstances.

One circle meets on the first Monday monthly at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom and is led by Susan H. Due to Labor Day, the first meeting is September 8. Another circle meets on the third Wednesday monthly at 9:30 a.m. in the Colonial Room and is led by Ann R. Contact the office for more information or Zoom link. Pick up your free study guide in the Resource Room.

During Lent, we pray and reflect on our faith. Enhance your experience with six free half-hour concerts every Friday during Lent. Come in-person to the Sanctuary or view the concerts through live stream on our website or Facebook page.

• Friday, February 20: Helen Myers, voice and flute

• Friday, February 27: CMU’s Henosis Saxophone Quartet with Evan Talsma, Shea Arney, Stephen Trotter, and Hailee Milmine

• Friday, March 6: Matheus Garcia Souza, violin

• Friday, March 13: Jamie Fiste, cello

• Friday, March 20: Mark Cox, tuba and euphonium

• Friday, March 27: Ellen Woodard, handbells

See Realm for details.

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

See Realm for details.

Ladies of all ages are invited to the Parlor for refreshments and social time as we celebrate Presbyterian Women’s annual Gifts of Women Sunday.

During Lent, we pray and reflect on our faith. Enhance your experience with six free half-hour concerts every Friday during Lent. Come in-person to the Sanctuary or view the concerts through live stream on our website or Facebook page.

• Friday, February 20: Helen Myers, voice and flute

• Friday, February 27: CMU’s Henosis Saxophone Quartet with Evan Talsma, Shea Arney, Stephen Trotter, and Hailee Milmine

• Friday, March 6: Matheus Garcia Souza, violin

• Friday, March 13: Jamie Fiste, cello

• Friday, March 20: Mark Cox, tuba and euphonium

• Friday, March 27: Ellen Woodard, handbells

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

Booked for a Spiritual Journey is MPC’s book club that meets every third Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. in Room 53 and via Zoom. Here is the list of books for the September 2025 to May 2026 program:

September 16
Walk in a Relaxed Manner: Life Lessons from the Camino
by Joyce Rupp

October 21
Siddhartha
by Herman Hesse

November 18
The Tears of Things: Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage
by Richard Rohr

December 16
God With Us: Rediscovering the Meaning of Christmas
by Greg Pennoyer

January 20
Everything That Rises Must Converge
by Flannery O’Connor

February 17
God Can’t: How to Believe in God and Love After Tragedy, Abuse, and Other Evils
by Thomas Jay Oord

March 17
Living in Wonder: Finding Mystery and Meaning in a Secular Age
by Rod Dreher

April 21
My Name is Ken and I Will Be Your Waiter for a Long Time...
by Bishop Kenneth E. Untener

May 19
How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply & Being Deeply Seen
by David Brooks

2025–2026 Presbyterian Women Horizons Bible Study: “Finding Resilience, Joy, and Our Identity in Jesus Christ” teaches us how to reconnect to our spirituality, follow women in the Bible, and study Jesus’ witness in the midst of stressful life circumstances.

One circle meets on the first Monday monthly at 7:30 p.m. via Zoom and is led by Susan H. Due to Labor Day, the first meeting is September 8. Another circle meets on the third Wednesday monthly at 9:30 a.m. in the Colonial Room and is led by Ann R. Contact the office for more information or Zoom link. Pick up your free study guide in the Resource Room.

During Lent, we pray and reflect on our faith. Enhance your experience with six free half-hour concerts every Friday during Lent. Come in-person to the Sanctuary or view the concerts through live stream on our website or Facebook page.

• Friday, February 20: Helen Myers, voice and flute

• Friday, February 27: CMU’s Henosis Saxophone Quartet with Evan Talsma, Shea Arney, Stephen Trotter, and Hailee Milmine

• Friday, March 6: Matheus Garcia Souza, violin

• Friday, March 13: Jamie Fiste, cello

• Friday, March 20: Mark Cox, tuba and euphonium

• Friday, March 27: Ellen Woodard, handbells

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

Join us on Sundays to worship in-person or by live stream on our Facebook page @MPCmidland or on our website www.mempres.org. Leave a comment so we know you worshiped with us.

Tithe and offerings may be mailed to the church, processed on our website www.mempres.org, or given on our private social medium called Realm. You can also text MEMPRES (and the amount) to 73256.

Prayer requests may be emailed to info@mempres.org.

Upcoming Topics
January 28: Right at Home
February 25: Assisted Living Locators
March 25: Amigo Mobility

• Free and open to everyone

• Different topics every month that pertain to seniors

• Meets every fourth Wednesday, January to October at 10:00 a.m. in Mayton Hall

• Breakfast, social time, and music

• Visit Realm, our website, or Facebook page for more info and updates

• RSVP to Nurse Kellie

During Lent, we pray and reflect on our faith. Enhance your experience with six free half-hour concerts every Friday during Lent. Come in-person to the Sanctuary or view the concerts through live stream on our website or Facebook page.

• Friday, February 20: Helen Myers, voice and flute

• Friday, February 27: CMU’s Henosis Saxophone Quartet with Evan Talsma, Shea Arney, Stephen Trotter, and Hailee Milmine

• Friday, March 6: Matheus Garcia Souza, violin

• Friday, March 13: Jamie Fiste, cello

• Friday, March 20: Mark Cox, tuba and euphonium

• Friday, March 27: Ellen Woodard, handbells

2025–2026 Presbyterian Women Horizons Bible Study: “Finding Resilience, Joy, and Our Identity in Jesus Christ” teaches us how to reconnect to our spirituality, follow women in the Bible, and study Jesus’ witness in the midst of stressful life circumstances.

One circle meets on the first Monday monthly at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom and is led by Susan H. Due to Labor Day, the first meeting is September 8. Another circle meets on the third Wednesday monthly at 9:30 a.m. in the Colonial Room and is led by Ann R. Contact the office for more information or Zoom link. Pick up your free study guide in the Resource Room.

2025–2026 Presbyterian Women Horizons Bible Study: “Finding Resilience, Joy, and Our Identity in Jesus Christ” teaches us how to reconnect to our spirituality, follow women in the Bible, and study Jesus’ witness in the midst of stressful life circumstances.

One circle meets on the first Monday monthly at 7:30 p.m. via Zoom and is led by Susan H. Due to Labor Day, the first meeting is September 8. Another circle meets on the third Wednesday monthly at 9:30 a.m. in the Colonial Room and is led by Ann R. Contact the office for more information or Zoom link. Pick up your free study guide in the Resource Room.

Vespers – Infinitus: Enjoy a concert by this innovative beatboxing string trio.

The event is free, open to the public, and in-person in the Sanctuary and via live stream. See Realm for details.

Booked for a Spiritual Journey is MPC’s book club that meets every third Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. in Room 53 and via Zoom. Here is the list of books for the September 2025 to May 2026 program:

September 16
Walk in a Relaxed Manner: Life Lessons from the Camino
by Joyce Rupp

October 21
Siddhartha
by Herman Hesse

November 18
The Tears of Things: Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage
by Richard Rohr

December 16
God With Us: Rediscovering the Meaning of Christmas
by Greg Pennoyer

January 20
Everything That Rises Must Converge
by Flannery O’Connor

February 17
God Can’t: How to Believe in God and Love After Tragedy, Abuse, and Other Evils
by Thomas Jay Oord

March 17
Living in Wonder: Finding Mystery and Meaning in a Secular Age
by Rod Dreher

April 21
My Name is Ken and I Will Be Your Waiter for a Long Time...
by Bishop Kenneth E. Untener

May 19
How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply & Being Deeply Seen
by David Brooks

Upcoming Topics
January 28: Right at Home
February 25: Assisted Living Locators
March 25: Amigo Mobility

• Free and open to everyone

• Different topics every month that pertain to seniors

• Meets every fourth Wednesday, January to October at 10:00 a.m. in Mayton Hall

• Breakfast, social time, and music

• Visit Realm, our website, or Facebook page for more info and updates

• RSVP to Nurse Kellie

2025–2026 Presbyterian Women Horizons Bible Study: “Finding Resilience, Joy, and Our Identity in Jesus Christ” teaches us how to reconnect to our spirituality, follow women in the Bible, and study Jesus’ witness in the midst of stressful life circumstances.

One circle meets on the first Monday monthly at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom and is led by Susan H. Due to Labor Day, the first meeting is September 8. Another circle meets on the third Wednesday monthly at 9:30 a.m. in the Colonial Room and is led by Ann R. Contact the office for more information or Zoom link. Pick up your free study guide in the Resource Room.

Booked for a Spiritual Journey is MPC’s book club that meets every third Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. in Room 53 and via Zoom. Here is the list of books for the September 2025 to May 2026 program:

September 16
Walk in a Relaxed Manner: Life Lessons from the Camino
by Joyce Rupp

October 21
Siddhartha
by Herman Hesse

November 18
The Tears of Things: Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage
by Richard Rohr

December 16
God With Us: Rediscovering the Meaning of Christmas
by Greg Pennoyer

January 20
Everything That Rises Must Converge
by Flannery O’Connor

February 17
God Can’t: How to Believe in God and Love After Tragedy, Abuse, and Other Evils
by Thomas Jay Oord

March 17
Living in Wonder: Finding Mystery and Meaning in a Secular Age
by Rod Dreher

April 21
My Name is Ken and I Will Be Your Waiter for a Long Time...
by Bishop Kenneth E. Untener

May 19
How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply & Being Deeply Seen
by David Brooks

2025–2026 Presbyterian Women Horizons Bible Study: “Finding Resilience, Joy, and Our Identity in Jesus Christ” teaches us how to reconnect to our spirituality, follow women in the Bible, and study Jesus’ witness in the midst of stressful life circumstances.

One circle meets on the first Monday monthly at 7:30 p.m. via Zoom and is led by Susan H. Due to Labor Day, the first meeting is September 8. Another circle meets on the third Wednesday monthly at 9:30 a.m. in the Colonial Room and is led by Ann R. Contact the office for more information or Zoom link. Pick up your free study guide in the Resource Room.

Vespers – Erin & Collin Whitfield: Enjoy this concert with soprano Erin Whitfield and pianist Collin Whitfield.

The event is free, open to the public, and in-person in the Sanctuary and via live stream. See Realm for details.

Upcoming Topics
January 28: Right at Home
February 25: Assisted Living Locators
March 25: Amigo Mobility

• Free and open to everyone

• Different topics every month that pertain to seniors

• Meets every fourth Wednesday, January to October at 10:00 a.m. in Mayton Hall

• Breakfast, social time, and music

• Visit Realm, our website, or Facebook page for more info and updates

• RSVP to Nurse Kellie

Grief Recovery Group: June 3 – July 22

All who are experiencing any type or stage of grief – including death, job loss, divorce, health issues, caregiving, and other issues and losses – are welcome. Facilitator Nan Spence, RN, LPC, MA Th, from Catholic Family Services, leads discussions on the nature of the grief process, recognizing and validating losses, coping with anger and depression, handling holidays and anniversaries, grieving and one’s relationship with God, dealing with guilt and forgiveness, and redefining self.

We meet from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in the Parlor on Wednesdays from June 3 to July 22. (The next grief group meets in late fall/early winter.) This offering is free, group size is limited, and registering beforehand takes place through the office at 989.835.6759 or info@mempres.org.

“Rainforest Falls” Vacation Bible School
June 8–11
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon

Free Registration: Now – May 8
$20 Late Registration: May 9–20

Students: PreK 3’s – Grade 5
Volunteers: Grades 6–12 & Adults

Step through the mist into a rainforest that overflows with wild waterfalls, towering trees, and colorful creatures. Beneath a canopy of chattering birds and howling monkeys, we plunge into a lifelong adventure of discovering the nature of God. We explore what it means to be rooted in relationship with God our creator, a safe place during life’s storms.

Grief Recovery Group: June 3 – July 22

All who are experiencing any type or stage of grief – including death, job loss, divorce, health issues, caregiving, and other issues and losses – are welcome. Facilitator Nan Spence, RN, LPC, MA Th, from Catholic Family Services, leads discussions on the nature of the grief process, recognizing and validating losses, coping with anger and depression, handling holidays and anniversaries, grieving and one’s relationship with God, dealing with guilt and forgiveness, and redefining self.

We meet from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in the Parlor on Wednesdays from June 3 to July 22. (The next grief group meets in late fall/early winter.) This offering is free, group size is limited, and registering beforehand takes place through the office at 989.835.6759 or info@mempres.org.

See Realm for details.

Upcoming Topics
January 28: Right at Home
February 25: Assisted Living Locators
March 25: Amigo Mobility

• Free and open to everyone

• Different topics every month that pertain to seniors

• Meets every fourth Wednesday, January to October at 10:00 a.m. in Mayton Hall

• Breakfast, social time, and music

• Visit Realm, our website, or Facebook page for more info and updates

• RSVP to Nurse Kellie

See Realm for details.

See Realm for details.

See Realm for details.

Upcoming Topics
January 28: Right at Home
February 25: Assisted Living Locators
March 25: Amigo Mobility

• Free and open to everyone

• Different topics every month that pertain to seniors

• Meets every fourth Wednesday, January to October at 10:00 a.m. in Mayton Hall

• Breakfast, social time, and music

• Visit Realm, our website, or Facebook page for more info and updates

• RSVP to Nurse Kellie

Upcoming Topics
January 28: Right at Home
February 25: Assisted Living Locators
March 25: Amigo Mobility

• Free and open to everyone

• Different topics every month that pertain to seniors

• Meets every fourth Wednesday, January to October at 10:00 a.m. in Mayton Hall

• Breakfast, social time, and music

• Visit Realm, our website, or Facebook page for more info and updates

• RSVP to Nurse Kellie