WHEN DO YOU MEET?
Our Sunday worship service begins at 11:00 AM. Give yourself a few extra minutes if you would like to grab coffee and get settled before worship begins.
Visiting a church for the first time can feel like a big step. We want to make it a little easier. At Mt. Pleasant Fellowship, you can come as you are, meet some real people, worship Jesus, hear God's Word, and discover a place where you and your family can belong.
Walking into a new church can feel awkward. We get it. You may not know where to go, what people wear, where your children belong, or whether someone is going to make you stand up and introduce yourself. We want your first Sunday at MPF to feel simple.
Come in, grab some coffee, meet a few people, find a seat, and take it all in. Our worship is contemporary, our preaching is centered on the Bible, and our desire is to point everything we do toward Jesus.
Our Sunday worship service begins at 11:00 AM. Give yourself a few extra minutes if you would like to grab coffee and get settled before worship begins.
Whatever you are comfortable wearing. You will find people dressed casually and others a little more dressed up. There is no dress code and no need to buy something new for Sunday.
Worship at MPF is contemporary and centered on Jesus. Our services typically last around 90 minutes and include worship, prayer, Scripture, and biblical preaching.
Children are important at MPF. Children's Church is available during worship for ages 4-7, with additional opportunities for children through Sunday School and Wednesday night ministry.
Expect Bible-centered, expository preaching that takes the truth of God's Word seriously while showing how Scripture speaks into the realities of everyday life.
You are welcome to stick around. Meet someone, ask questions, grab another cup of coffee, and get to know the people of MPF. There is no rush to get out the door.
Sunday morning does not have to begin with rushing through the doors at the last second. Come a little early, grab a cup of Drip coffee, meet someone, and settle in before worship. Sometimes the best conversations happen before the first song ever begins.
You do not need to know anyone before you come. Part of what makes church meaningful is becoming known over time. Start with one Sunday, one conversation, and one cup of coffee. Relationships have a way of growing from there.
When worship begins, you can expect contemporary music and a relaxed atmosphere. You are welcome to sing, stand, listen, and participate as you feel comfortable. Our goal is not to put on a show. We gather to worship Jesus together.
You can also expect the Bible to be central. Pastor James is passionate about expository preaching: opening Scripture, explaining what it means, pointing us to the Gospel, and helping us understand how God's truth changes the way we live.
Whether you have studied the Bible for years or do not even own one yet, you can come, listen, ask questions, and learn.
We believe children are not simply the church of tomorrow. They are part of the church today. We want kids to know Jesus, understand God's Word, build friendships, and know there is a place for them at MPF.
Maybe you have followed Jesus for decades. Maybe you have not been inside a church in years. Maybe church has been complicated for you. Maybe you are skeptical, hurting, curious, or simply looking for a place where your family can belong. Come anyway. Bring your questions. Bring your story. Come as you are.
No perfect people and no need to pretend. Just ordinary people learning to follow an extraordinary Savior.
We believe God's Word matters, so Scripture stays at the center of our preaching, teaching, and life together.
Church is more than attending a service. We want people to be known, loved, encouraged, and challenged.
Wherever you are starting from, there is a next step as you learn to know Jesus and follow Him.
You do not need to know all the answers before you come. You do not need to know anyone here. Just show up. We would love the opportunity to meet you and welcome you to Mt. Pleasant Fellowship.
