OUR
MINISTRIES
Bible Classes
Twice a week we have Bible classes for all age groups, from toddlers to adults. Our diverse group of teachers works hard to teach in a way that is both grounded in Scripture and relevant to contemporary life. Please join us!
Sunday 9 am - 9:45 am
Wednesday 7 pm - 8 pm
Small Groups
Small groups are a way to connect in a different context—on a smaller more intimate level than the Sunday morning worship assembly and Bible classes. It’s a way to get into each others' lives and have shared moments with God. Those who are involved are having intimate, God-filled conversations, our relationships are going deeper, and we’re becoming more accountable to one another.
Currently on Sunday evenings there is one group that meets in a member's home and another group that meets at the church building starting at 6 pm and usually ending about 7 pm. There are two ladies-only groups—one meets at the church building every Thursday morning at 9 am and the other meets once a month on the third Friday morning in a member's home.
You are invited to join one of our groups; we would love the opportunity to get to know you. For more information, please call the church.
Loaves and Fishes
The congregation participates in Loaves and Fishes several Saturday mornings a year preparing a meal that is offered free to anyone in the community. The meal is served at the Muscatine Center for Strategic Action (MCSA).
Commodity Drives
for MCSA
We support Muscatine Center for Strategic Action (MCSA) with commodity drives, most recently with new pillows, pillowcases, and socks. Once a year several people have been gathering to make tie fleece blankets to donate to the homeless shelter at MCSA.
Donation Garden
With ample open space available behind the church building, a garden was established early on. It started as a Wednesday night mentoring activity for the young students but has since become a source of donations of vegetables to the Muscatine Food Pantry by some of our Master Gardener members.
The picture shows Master Gardener Bonnie Reeb (center, holding sign) with several volunteers from the community.