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Trunk or Treat 2025

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Join us for a family-friendly afternoon of activities! 

Saturday, October 18, 3pm-5pm

VIP access for children with special needs, 2:30pm

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN for our family-friendly Trunk or Treat! Kids enjoy an afternoon full of “trunk”-or-treating, snacks, crafts and, of course, lots of candy!  Pull out your costumes and prepare your trunks and join in this fun event! Invite your neighbor or anyone with small children to share fun and community with us!

Register for Attendance
Reserve Trunk Space
Sign-up to Serve

 When registering, you will be given the option to sign up for one of the following 2 timeslots:

  • 12:15pm VIP access for children with special needs
  • 1pm-2pm
  • 2pm-3pm

By clicking Register above, you are acknowledging an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present and do so at your own discretion. 

Donate Candy

Candy Contribution

Wish you could participate, but can’t attend? Please consider donating candy to make this event an extra SWEET time.

Creatively decorate your trunk for our community.

Interested in serving? 

Let us know if you would like to greet guests at the Welcome table, help with crafts, or be part of our parking/security crew. We are also accepting candy donations!

MBC Event Guidelines:

Social Distancing 

The Surgeon General and CDC strongly recommend that we keep social distancing (a 6’ buffer between people) during these times. 

 

Physical Contact

Please, as a general rule, avoid physical contact with others. While you may feel comfortable with some form of contact, other individuals may not. 

 

Check out last year’s recap if you missed it. Good times! ↑

Questions?

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Lenore Tosi

Co-Director of Children's Ministries

Contact Lenore with any questions

Questions?

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Rachel Rickershauser

Director of Children's Ministries

Contact Rachel with any questions

From Ruin to Redemption

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From Ruin to Redemption

Sermon series on the Old Testament book of Isaiah

The Book of Isaiah tells the story of God’s redemptive plan for His people, who are led away from their destructive ways through a refining process in which they lose what they value most. This pattern—sin, followed by judgment, then restoration—becomes a recurring theme in Scripture, mirrored by the “servant of the Lord” who will relive Israel’s story and accomplish a redemptive work that brings about a new heavens and new earth. Isaiah teaches that, like the prophet himself, God’s people must confront their deepest fears to be purified, for God’s holiness both wounds and heals. This journey includes judgment and exile, but always preserves a remnant, a “holy seed,” as a sign of God’s faithfulness. Isaiah’s ministry unfolds across the reigns of four Judean kings—Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah—and profoundly influenced Jesus’ life and ministry. Through Isaiah, God reveals details of the suffering servant’s mission, prophesying redemption for the whole world. This book calls God’s people to live as His representatives, marked by righteousness, justice, and compassion for the vulnerable. In repentance and renewal, they are invited to help restore a creation that reflects Eden’s original peace and beauty.

Additional Resources

PDF Downloadable Resources

Use of Isaiah in the New Testament PDF
Introduction to Isaiah by H.G.M. Williamson

These two valuable PDF’s can downloaded or printed by clicking the buttons above. Both of these resources will help you gather a better understanding of the Book of Isaiah as we dive deep into this biblical book this fall.

Videos

Bible Project – Isaiah Part 1
To learn more from The Bible Project on Part 1 of Isaiah, check out their full page HERE

Bible Project – Isaiah Part 2
To learn more from The Bible Project on Part 1 of Isaiah, check out their full page HERE

Podcasts

Podcast 1
Naked Bible 217: Authorship and Date of the Book of Isaiah

Authorship and Date of the Book of Isaiah Podcast

Podcast 2
On the Way with Max Botner: A Podcast of the Center for Bible Study

A Podcast of the Center for Bible Study

Sermons

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Faith Explored: Begins October 5th, 2025

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Who?

Everyone who went through Christianity Explored, and anyone else who would benefit from looking closely at the foundations of our faith, particularly as laid out in the book of Galatians.

How?

A workbook, and a brief assignment each week.

What’s Faith Explored about?

In the New Testament book of Galatians, the apostle Paul begins by reminding the church in Galatia that there is only one gospel. He ends by urging them to “keep in step with the Spirit.” What are some practical ways we can do this? As new believers or even more mature Christians, how do we grow in faith and learn to demonstrate the fruit of the Spirit?

This 8-week Sunday school class is designed for those new in the Christian faith or still exploring the faith, although all are welcome. Prior Bible knowledge is not required, and questions are encouraged! We will read through the book of Galatians at a slow pace, with a bit of homework assigned each week.

Where? And When?

In the Youth & Family Ministry Building every Sunday from Sunday, October 5th 2025 to Sunday November 23rd 2025.

Registration

Men’s Breakfast, October 25

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When: Saturday October 25th

Time: 7:30am – 9:30am (Doors Open at 7:30am)

Where: Fellowship Hall

What: We invite all men and their sons to join us for a time of comraderie over breakfast at Fellowship Hall. This is a great opportunity to get plugged in with the men’s ministry here at MBC and hope you can make it out!

The Men’s Ministry

“As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another” Proverbs 27:17

Questions? Email mensministry@millingtonbaptist.org

Men’s Breakfast Relaunch: 
Saturday, June 3rd from 8:00 am – 9:30 am, Fellowship Hall 

Fathers and sons!

We’re excited to be relaunching our Men’s Ministry Breakfast time on June 3rd. Come hear from our panel of Mentors from our Radical Mentoring Ministry.

Radical Mentoring is a special type of men’s small group made up of high-potential young men facilitated by more senior and mature men. The vision is to help younger men live God-centered lives and fulfill their God-given potential.

The mentors will endeavor to share what they have learned about success and failure. Most importantly, they will share what it means to have a vibrant, living relationship with Jesus along the way.

Join us for breakfast and a meaningful time of sharing. For more information contact Craig McLaughlin or Pete Lima or call the church office at 908-647-0594.

Fall Launch 2025

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MBC is so excited for the upcoming season of ministry that awaits us! We have a lot going on here at MBC in our Women’s & Men’s ministries, our Kid’s & Teen’s & Senior’s ministries, a brand new sermon series, and much more! We hope you can take part in all that will be going on at the church, and check out the full schedule below!

Fall Launch Dates: 
Sat. Sept., 6: Women’s Fall Launch, 9:30am
Sun. Sept., 7: Adult Education Kickoff, 9am
Sun. Sept., 7: New Sermon Series – Isaiah, 9am & 10:45am
Mon. Sept 8: BSF Begins, 6:55pm
Tues. Sept., 9: Women’s Tuesdays Studies Begins, 9:45am & 7pm 
Wed. Sept., 10: Teens Wednesdays Kickoff, 7pm
Wed. Sept., 10: Women’s Wednesdays Studies Begins, 7pm
Sun. Sept,. 14: MBC Kids Sundays Start, 9am & 10:45
Sun. Sept., 14: MBC Teens Sundays Start, 9am
Fri. Sep., 19: Senior Luncheon, 12pm
Wed. Sept., 24: Awana Wednesdays Kickoff, 5:30pm

Other Fall Events:
Fri. Sep., 19: Truth Rising Documentary Viewing, 6:30pm
Sun. Sept. 28: The Bridge, 12:15pm
Sun. Oct., 5: Underground Sessions “Biblical Justice”
Sun. Oct., 12 & 19 & 26: Membership Class
Fri. Oct., 17: Senior Luncheon, 12pm
Sat. Oct., 18: 2025 Trunk-or-Treat
Sat. Oct., 25: Men’s Breakfast, 7:30am
Nov. 7-9: Youth Fall Retreat

We hope you can join us this fall!

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The Bridge – September 28th, 2025

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When:  12:15pm on Sunday September 28th, 2025.

Where: YFMB Great Room Feel free to bring the whole family!

Come and learn more about the mission and ministries of MBC while we enjoy some light refreshments. You will be introduced to some of our MBC Staff and Leadership, and have a chance to fellowship and ask questions. Learn how to become more engaged in our ministry and/or join the MBC family. See you then!

Contact Amy Huber for more information.

We look forward to seeing you then!

Register Here

Our gathering will take place in Fellowship Hall, lower level of the Main Building (Sanctuary), immediately following the 2nd Service. 

Truth Rising Documentary Viewing

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Join us on Friday, September 19th from 6:30pm to 9pm as we host a “Truth Rising” documentary viewing from the Colson Fellows. At 6:30pm we will enjoy an Ice Cream Social, at 7pm we will view the documentary, and at 8:30pm we will have time for thoughtful discussion. We hope you can make it!

In the Truth Rising documentary film, you’ll hear conversations about the state of our civilization with prominent speakers from all over the world—both Christian and secular, seasoned leaders and bold advocates – each offering honest, thought-provoking insight into how we can live with truth and courage in a world desperate for clarity.

Please register below.

Register Here

Questions?

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Bob Erbig

Lead Pastor: Preaching, Family Life & Mission

Contact Pastor Bob with any questions

Underground Sessions – October 5th, 2025

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Join us on Sunday, October 5th from 5pm to 8pm as we dive deep into the culturally relevant topic of “Answering God’s Call to Justice”. We’ll be joined by both Monique Duson and Krista Bontrager from the Center for Biblical Unity.

Our culture throws around the phrase “social justice” a lot these days. Some Christians even say that “social justice” is a synonym for the gospel itself, and that if you don’t advocate for this kind of justice, you aren’t even a legitimate Christ-follower. Theologian Krista Bontrager offers a biblical alternative to such emotion-charged arguments and accusations. In this talk, she examines what the word “justice” actually means from a biblical point of view and considers how God’s people should advocate for “justice” on a practical level. 

Dinner will be provided and will begin at 5pm with the main event beginning at 5:30pm. Childcare is provided and register now!

Please register below.

Register Here

Questions?

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Bob Erbig

Lead Pastor: Preaching, Family Life & Mission

Contact Pastor Bob with any questions

Bible Study Fellowship, Mondays 6:55pm

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Men & Women's BSF

Begins Monday, September 8th @ 6:55pm, MBC

Register Here

This year’s study, Exile and Return, invites you on a powerful journey through the Old Testament, where God’s people were called to build His kingdom in a foreign land. Their story is our story—we, too, are strangers in a broken world, called to build for His glory. As we explore how God equips and positions His people, we’re challenged to ask: Am I building my life for Christ? Exile and Return reminds us that our time to build is now.


Books included in this year’s study: Ezekiel, Daniel, Ezra, Esther, Haggai, Zechariah, Nehemiah, and Malachi.

 

Questions? Contact: John Drew, Men’s Class Administrator, or Priya Mamidi, Women’s Class Administrator.

Women will meet in the YFMB (Youth & Family Ministry Building). Men are in the Sanctuary.

AWANA begins September 24th, 2025!

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Registration is now open!

Register Here

Wednesdays: 5:30-7pm (optional family meal at 4:45pm-5:20pm)

Awana is a world-wide nonprofit ministry focused on providing Bible-based discipleship and evangelism for kids of all ages. The name of the program is taken from Scripture found in 2 Timothy 2:15 “Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed.” Activities include engaging large group sessions, small group time including Scripture memorization and Bible study, and fun games & activities. Join us for Awana this Fall and watch your children flourish! 

We’re offering Awana for preschoolers (starting at age 3 as of 10/1/2025) through 6th graders.

Team Training September 20th at 9am in Fellowship Hall.

Join the Team HERE

7th graders and above can sign up to volunteer.

Registration Fee Information:

  • 1st Clubber $25
    • 2nd Clubber + $20
      • 3rd Clubber + $15

Club Supplies:

  • Cubbies
    • Uniform – $14
    • Book – $15
  • Sparks
    • Uniform – $14
    • Book – $15
  • T&T
    • Uniform – $19
    • Book – $15

Registration is currently full at this time.

Please e-mail  Liana Moore with questions regarding registration

 

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