An exercise class and devotional tailored to seniors.For more information about Small Groups and how to get connected to a group that is right for you, contact Heather Felt. Visit the Small Groups page for details on this group, and others, including their current study.

Youth in grades 6-12 gather for dinner and hanging out before Youth Group on Wednesdays.For more information on Youth programming, contact Sami Tierney, Director of Youth and Family Ministry, at stierney@messiahchurch.org.

Join us every Wednesday during the school year for KID Street Wednesday Nights - a night of fun each week, as we grow in our faith! Children age 3 through 5th grade come together for music, play, and Bible stories.  Click here for a full list of KID Street programming.

Weekly Chancel Choir rehearsal for music for Traditions Worship (Sundays at 8:30 am). Open to all singers - new members are always welcome! Contact Andrew Beard, Choir Director, at AndrewFischerBeard@gmail.com for more information.

For students in grades 9-12: Expect games and assorted shenanigans, opportunities to connect with friends and leaders, and time spent studying the Bible together. For more information on Youth programming, contact Sami Tierney, Director of Youth and Family Ministry, at stierney@messiahchurch.org.

For students in grades 6-8: Expect games and assorted shenanigans, opportunities to connect with friends and leaders, and time spent studying the Bible together. For more information on Youth programming, contact Sami Tierney, Director of Youth and Family Ministry, at stierney@messiahchurch.org.

Band rehearsal for music at Journey Worship - 10:30 am Sundays. Contact Joy Ann Harmon for more information.

Weekly Praise Choir rehearsal for music for Journey Worship (Sundays at 10:30 am). Open to all singers - new members are always welcome!  Contact Joy Ann Harmon for more information. 

Are you worried about someone with a drinking problem? Have you been hurt or embarrassed by someone with a drinking problem? Al‑Anon can help you learn how to cope with the challenges of someone else’s drinking. For more information, visit al-anon.org.