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Sundays @ MLC!
Worship: 10:30AM Coffee & Fellowship: 9:30AM FAITH5 Family: 9:50AM (Sept-May), in sanctuary |
Office & Emergency Food Pantry Hours:
Monday - CLOSED Tuesday - 9:00AM-3:00PM Wednesday - 9:00AM-3:00PM Thursday - CLOSED Friday - 9:00AM-3:00PM |
We now have an account with Tithe.ly, a platform for online giving.
The two most common ways to give are to go online or download the free app. You will set up an account, personalized to you and find our church. From there, you can choose to give once, set up recurring giving and share the link/app with others!
The two most common ways to give are to go online or download the free app. You will set up an account, personalized to you and find our church. From there, you can choose to give once, set up recurring giving and share the link/app with others!
The C.A.T. Speaks
On Feb 17th Rev. Kurt Jacobson of Mustard Seed Consulting, LLC presented to the Councils of Fristad, Milltown and North Valley the findings gathered from the C.A.T. (Church Assessment Tool) taken by a total of 158 people this January. The C.A.T. report provided our council a large body of evidence into the perceptions, beliefs and feelings of members about a myriad of aspects of our church's culture, performance and needs. It also provides evidence for the discussion of consolidation of our churches.
Key realities in the data show a moderate to significant desire for change in our church to achieve the vision people hold. The congregation councils will continue discussing the evidence as well as engage in conversation with congregation members, as together we prayerfully discern a hoped for future.
One copy of the full report is available in the Church Office and a summary report is available here. The council will continue to communicate the C.A.T. findings and actively initiate conversations.
On Feb 17th Rev. Kurt Jacobson of Mustard Seed Consulting, LLC presented to the Councils of Fristad, Milltown and North Valley the findings gathered from the C.A.T. (Church Assessment Tool) taken by a total of 158 people this January. The C.A.T. report provided our council a large body of evidence into the perceptions, beliefs and feelings of members about a myriad of aspects of our church's culture, performance and needs. It also provides evidence for the discussion of consolidation of our churches.
Key realities in the data show a moderate to significant desire for change in our church to achieve the vision people hold. The congregation councils will continue discussing the evidence as well as engage in conversation with congregation members, as together we prayerfully discern a hoped for future.
One copy of the full report is available in the Church Office and a summary report is available here. The council will continue to communicate the C.A.T. findings and actively initiate conversations.
We are called by the Holy Spirit and empowered by God's forgiving and redeeming grace to be ministers of the Word in our daily lives, in our congregations, in our community, and in all the world
Our Ministries
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Sunday School
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Confirmation Ministry
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Youth Ministry
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Youth Camp
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Emergency Food Pantry
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Women of the Church-WELCA
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Adult Education
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Our Pastor
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