Market Street Mission Life Change Program Summer Graduation
Sunday, July 31, 6pm, on the Morristown Green
Join us for an evening of fellowship as we celebrate the men who will be gradating from our addiction recovery program and hear the testimonies of how their lives have been changed through the healing power Christ.
Serve with the Mission |Market Street Mission (MSM) ministers to the homeless, helpless, and hopeless in northern NJ by meeting their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs through a structured program which enables them to lead responsible, productive lives. MSM provides food, shelter, clothing and other necessities, and meets emotional and spiritual needs with guidance and life change programs.
Volunteers from MBC help with meal service on a monthly basis (5 dinner meals) and Thrift Store merchandising and assistance.
For directions to the mission and to read more about what you can expect when serving, click on the Frequently Asked Questions button below.
MSM proudly presents their Spring 2024 testimonies:
MSM proudly presents their Spring 2022 graduation testimonies:
Eyeglasses Needed at Market Street Mission
Many men who come to the Mission for help have poor eyesight. We are collecting and recycling glasses in an effort to help the men in our recovery program with vision loss. If you no longer need your used glasses, please consider donating them to the Market Street Mission. By donating them you can give a gift of vision to someone in need. You can drop off your used glasses at the front desk of the Mission located at 9 Market Street in Morristown, ship them to MSM or call to arrange for a pick up. Contact Nancy Motley at 973-538-6337.
Dates to serve in 2024:
February 19-23
March 18-22
April 15-19
May 20-24
June 17-24
July 15-19
August 19-23
Sept 16-20
October 21-25
November 18-22
December 16-20 Contact the MBC Volunteer Coordinator: Jim Flood.
The next World Partner Ministry Update presentation will be on
July 29, 9am in the Fellowship Hall.
World Partners | Contact the Missions Team, if you are interested in learning about any of the World Partners.
Michael & Debbie Bannon
After having served with World Venture in Vilnius, Lithuania in evangelism, church planting, and leadership training for 15 years have moved to a new ministry in Ireland. The team in Galway has asked them to help them in leadership development with a church that is about 10 years old. Their work at Galway is with the WorldVenture team in a co-pastoral capacity as well as discipleship, friendship evangelism, men’s and women’s ministries, and assisting in other aspects of church ministry. Their desire is to see Galway City Baptist Church grow, to someday have its own facility, to see born again believers take on more and more responsibilities at the church and to reach out to the community beyond. Find out more about the Bannons.
Bo and Michele Columbine minister to African families in predominately Muslim Senegal. Bo, who is a mechanic, welder and machinist, serves men through teaching them these vocational skills. Michele ministers to the wives and children so they can reach whole families for God’s glory. Upon their return to Senegal (July, 2013) Bo will be opening a vocational trade school in partnership with a Senegalese Christian business man. This man is an owner of an auto repair shop and will be supplying the class room for the school as well as practical experience within his shop for the students. An essential part of the training will be Bible lessons. These Bible lessons, as well as discipleship are what will make a difference in these young men. Christian business ethics using the Bible will also be incorporated. Bo desires to train young entrepreneurs and small business owners. In a country that has a 48% unemployment rate it is necessary to make job makers and not job seekers.Find out more about the Columbines.
Maceo and Rosalie Hemmingway
Serving in Newark through Calvary Bible Chapel, The Hemmingways offer counseling, help with addiction problems, and assist with those dealing with single-parent homes and unemployment. They also look for opportunities to present the gospel through Bible studies, retreats, support groups, tutoring, and street evangelism.
Kevin & Kaori Laverman
Kevin and Kaori Laverman (WorldVenture) minister in Kawasaki, Japan, where Christians make up 0.6 percent of the population. The church they help lead, Denen Grace Chapel, reaches out to its community and to returnees, Japanese people who became Christians a broad. Find out more about the Lavermans
Mark and Karen Marchak
For over a decade Mark established and facilitated a team of church planters and other urban workers in Metropolitan New York City. Beginning in 1990 he also gave leadership to the Mission’s urban ministries throughout the Eastern United States. Currently Mark is the National Director of City Church Movements (formerly Urban Ministries) for Missions Door. While based in New York, he facilitates a shared vision of city and multicultural ministries throughout the United States and in Montreal, Canada, concentrating on church planting and leadership development.
Rob and Tammy Mittuch with children Ellie, Trey, and MacKenzie
Serving with Cru in the NJ, PA, and MD areas. Rob oversees the Cru Staff on the many college campuses in the tri-state area where Cru has a campus ministry. Tammy assists as a Resource Allocation Coordinator.
Diana Muenzenberger
Diana is a middle school teacher to missionary kids at Faith Academy in the Philippines. She first served at Faith Academy in 1995 on a missions trip. Diana takes great joy in developing relationships with her students while watching them thrive academically. Find out more about Faith Academy.
Mark and Kathy Schaaf
Mark is partnering with World Venture to serve as an international training officer for Walk Thru the Bible International (WTB)focusing on international training, strategic alliances with other ministries, and exploring the implications of oral learning with WTB. Kathy works with the international refugee community in Clarkston, Georgia. The community, located outside of Atlanta, is made up of some 60,000 refugees from 145 countries and 761 ethnic groups.Find out more about the Schaafs.
Bern and Patty Schraut
Bern and Patty live in Austria with their two adult sons. Bern is Deputy Technical Director for Trans World Radio (TWR) in Austria. TWR has been changing their technologies to include internet and smart phones as well as AM, shortwave and satellite radio so they could better cross geographic borders – Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia. The core content, the message of the gospel, has been repackaged in different lengths and languages and readied for multiple technologies. Their communication platform has changed from radio-program centered to content centered and will allow them to adjust quickly to new technologies in the future. Their vision required a change in the technical backbone of TWR as well as the change in programming. Bern has been working with volunteer project teams where the management of the project is based on biblical principles. Bern is an elder at a German-speaking Baptist church in Vienna where Patty is involved in their music program
Keith & Beverly Sellers
Keith and Beverly serve in Hungary. Their main work has been to learn the challenging Hungarian language and discover ways they can become involved in evangelism and church planting. They have enjoyed teaching a Bible Club as an outreach of a small church plant in their community. They also served twice a month at a church in a small town south of Budapest. Keith regularly preached in Hungarian, and together as a family they encouraged the believers in this small church. They have 3 children – Rachel, Kimberly and Joel.
Joe Violi
Joe Violi (The Navigators) recently moved from Rutgers University in NJ, where he served for many years, to Penn State University. He is excited about being part of a staff team reaching out to large and diverse student body. The Navigators emphasizes discipleship, helping students know Christ and make Him known. Find out more about Joe.
Tom and Alicia Voster With Sons Mason and Camryn
Serving with World Team in Cambodia the Voster’s mission is evangelism and church planting. They arrived in Cambodia in December 2017 and are adjusting to the culture and are in language study.
Clint and Jillian Watkins
Clint and Jillian serve with DiscipleMakers. The Watkins connect with college students through weekly Bible studies and other outreach events during the school year. Clint and Jillian have served on the campus of Gettysburg College since 2013. Now they’ve been called to transition their ministry to the Lancaster, PA area later this year. Find out more about the Watkins.
John and Stella White
John White went to Donetsk, Ukraine in 2000 to learn the Russian language. In 2002, he applied to Donetsk Christian University to work in the Public Relations Department and teach. There he met Stella, a Ukranian national working in that department. They married in 2008 and in 2012, their son Edward was born. John teaches courses in the area of mission, including Introduction to Missiology, Contextualization, History of Mission, and World Religions and Cults. In 2010, John started a part-time Ph.D. in Intercultural Studies at Biola University and is currently writing his dissertation. He and Stella now teach at Kiev Theological Seminary. John is also on the board of the Euro-Asian Accrediting Association, which oversees Evangelical higher education in the former Soviet Union. Stella continues working at KTS teaching English. John’s home church is Millington Baptist Church.
Our missions are intended to motivate one another towards love and good deeds so that it may encourage Renewal, Growth, Connection & Actionwithin community and the world around us.
May 5-13, Senegal, West Africa
We’re pleased to announce our 16th short-term missions trip to our partner village Langomack, where the Christians there look forward to our visits. They pray for us and appreciate that we come and join their lives for a week.
On this trip we will be:
visiting people
renewing friendships
helping with a “Kids Club.
working on school library
water projects.
join the Christians in the village
visit and pray for their neighbors.
We will be staying in the city of Thies, in a nice dormitory in the large church. A van will take us back and forth to the village each day. We will spend time in the capital city Dakar, and visit with some of our World Partners.
The cost is $1800. We hope for a nice mix of “veterans” and “first-timers.” If you’d like to consider joining this trip, contact the church office or Paul Wilford ().
Build a Team of Lay Caregivers to Transform Lives in Your Congregation
Imagine how much ministry could happen if your congregation had a team of well-trained lay caregivers equipped to provide one-on-one Christian care to people who need it.
Ever thought about becoming a Stephen Minister? Stephen Ministers work alongside pastors to care, encourage, and provide emotional and spiritual support for people going through difficult times such as divorce, grief, hospitalization, unemployment, terminal illness, relocation, chronic illness, or loneliness. If you have gifts for caring, encouragement, and listening, please prayerfully consider being a part of this exciting ministry. Our next training will take place in January of 2024.
Questions about cost, time commitment, or something else? Interested in taking the next step and attending our next workshop?
Meet The Team: Pastor Dave Hentschel, Jim Romaine, Bruce Corke, Drew Huber, Cecil Ruth, Carol Lynn, Christine Wenslau, Michelle Klemme, Carrie Isler, Izzy Siegel, Judy Torgimsen, Yvonne Lai, Not seen: KaWing Kam and Grace Kam
Bear one another’s burdens, and in this way will fulfill the law of Christ (Gal 6:2, NRSV).
In Stephen Ministry congregations, lay caregivers (called Stephen Ministers) provide one-to-one Christian care to those in need of care. These may include people who are bereaved, hospitalized, terminally ill, separated, divorced, unemployed, relocated, facing a crisis, or just experiencing difficult times. Stephen Ministry helps pastors and congregations provide quality caring ministry for as long as people need it.For more information on Stephen Ministry.
Care Receivers are people going through tough times who are being cared for by Stephen Ministers. Care receivers are people—congregation members and others in the community—who receive care from a Stephen Minister. These are people struggling through a difficult time in life—experiencing grief, divorce, job loss, chronic or terminal illness, or some other life crisis. Some important guidelines for this caring relationship protect both the care receiver and the Stephen Minister: The relationship between a care receiver and a Stephen Minister is confidential. Men are matched with men; women with women. When a care receiver’s needs exceed what a Stephen Minister can provide, the Stephen Ministry team makes a referral to an appropriate mental health professional or other community resource.
Are you interested in becoming a Stephen Minister?
Caring for each other | We are privileged to love one another. It is in this spirit that we have formed the Care Leadership Team (CLT). The goal of the CLT is to learn the needs of our congregation and coordinate assistance. To do this, we will draw upon the natural strengths of our church family to develop a network of caregivers. As a caregiver, people will have the option to serve when a need arises. We are seeking volunteers in the following areas:
Support and comfort is given through a handwritten note, a prayer, a gift card or a personal visit. Have a desire to share God’s heart, a gift for words of encouragement, or enjoy visiting people? If so, lift others up by serving in this ministry.
Cards – Send cards to those going through a difficult situation, experiencing a health issue or celebrating a life event.
Prayer – Come alongside your fellow congregants in prayer to strengthen, equip and encourage them in life’s journey.
Visitation – Visit those who are ill, homebound, elderly or in need of a listening ear and make a personal connection with another member of our church family.
The Encouragement Fund – Provide a little extra support or uplift one’s spirit through gift cards. Support this ministry financially when a collection is taken during a Sunday service.
Practical help, such as housework, maintenance and yard work, is provided for those experiencing short-term or chronic difficult circumstances. Do you like lending a hand around the house? If so, provide some extra support by joining this ministry.
Light Housework – Provide an extra hand for light housework, such as cleaning, laundry, reorganizing, etc.
Light Yard Work– Provide an extra hand for light yard work, such as lawn mowing, bush trimming, leaf pickup, etc.
Household Repairs – Provide minor household maintenance or repairs, such as painting, repairs, etc.
Moving– Provide assistance during the moving process.
Packing – Provide extra hands to pack or unpack during the moving process.
Loading – Provide strong hands and backs to help with loading boxes and furniture.
Family Support Ministry (i.e. Childcare, Tutoring, Mentoring, School Pick-up/Drop-off)
Provide support to families in need in areas such as childcare, tutoring, driving, or parenting support. Do you have a passion for our children and their families? If so, encourage families in our congregation by serving in this ministry.
Childcare – Provide a respite for parents in need by taking care of their children for an afternoon, evening, etc.
Tutoring – Provide some extra help with a child’s schoolwork.
Mentoring– Provide support by mentoring a child.
Driving Support – Provide rides for the family members, including transportation to school, sporting events, doctors, etc.
Transportation Ministry (i.e. Rides to doctors, stores, appointments, etc.)
Transportation is provided to those who cannot drive themselves, for example to and from work/school, doctor’s offices, shopping centers, and other appointments. Are you willing to drive once a week/month or as a need arises? If so, then consider serving in this ministry.[top]
Hospitality Ministry
Hospitality is shown through provisions of meals or just having coffee with someone in our church family, Do you enjoy interacting and getting to know others? If so, reach out to the congregation by serving in this ministry.
Meals Ministry – Provide hot or frozen meals to those experiencing immediate need. That could be for someone coming home from the hospital, a family with a new baby or someone in the midst of short-term difficult circumstances. Do you enjoy cooking? If so, bless others with your talent by serving in this ministry.
Hot Meals– Make and deliver homemade hot meals to those in need, such as new moms, individuals in crisis, etc.
Shepherd’s Freezer – Make or purchase meals to be frozen and made available as needed.
Hosting – Provide congregants with a connection to our church family such as having a meal together, meeting for coffee, serving together, or inviting them to join a small group.
Hospitality Ministry (i.e. Hot Meals, Shepherd’s Freezer, Hosting)
Hospitality is shown through provisions of meals or just having coffee with someone in our church family, Do you enjoy interacting and getting to know others? If so, reach out to the congregation by serving in this ministry.
Meals Ministry– Provide hot or frozen meals to those experiencing immediate need. That could be for someone coming home from the hospital, a family with a new baby or someone in the midst of short-term difficult circumstances. Do you enjoy cooking? If so, bless others with your talent by serving in this ministry.
Hot Meals– Make and deliver homemade hot meals to those in need, such as new moms, individuals in crisis, etc.
Shepherd’s Freezer– Make or purchase meals to be frozen and made available as needed. Download the recipe book for meal instructions and ideas or click herefor ministry details.
Hosting – Provide congregants with a connection to our church family such as having a meal together, meeting for coffee, serving together, or inviting them to join a small group.
Our ministry is intended to encourage Renewal, Growth, Connection& Action within community.
Please let us know which of the ministries match your gifts by filling out the form below. Further questions can be addressed by emailing us at CARE Leadership Team. We look forward to serving with you!
MBC Senior Luncheon provides a time of food, fun and fellowship to seniors within our church and neighboring communities once a month.
In Concert – Mark Cable!
We are excited to present Mark Cable who has been ministering full-time through music and humor since 1981. An accomplished acoustic guitarist and songwriter, Mark has released 23 albums and has received radio airplay on Christian stations across the U.S. His latest CD, released in April 2025, is entitled “For Our Good”. You won’t want to miss this special event! This will be our final Sr. Luncheon for the season.
Bring your favorite salad, casserole, dessert or bread to share. EVERY SENIOR IS WELCOME!! Even if you do not receive your monthly reminder post card. For more information, call the church office at 908-647-0594.
Would you like to serve at the Seniors Luncheon? Check out these serving opportunities by clicking the link below:
Our Mission: For women in all seasons of life to grow together in Christ by being rooted in God’s Word through Bible Study, to encourage and support one another through fellowship and prayer and reflect the light of Jesus in our homes, workplaces and surrounding communities.
Oh, taste and see that the lord is good! (Psalm 34:8a (ESV)
Coming this Fall September 2026:
Fall 2026 Bible Study: God of Deliverance – Jen Wilkin Study Book – $20.00: Please join us starting September 15th and 16th for a 18 week Bible Study by Jen Wilkin on the book of Exodus Chapters 1-18.
Whether you are new at studying the Bible or you have been doing it for years, all are welcome!
Weekly meeting times to choose from: Tuesday 9:45am – 11:45am YFMB (Childcare is provided) Tuesday 7:00pm – 8:30pm YFMB Room 201 & Virtual Wednesday 7:00pm – 8:30pm Fellowship Hall (Lower Level – Sanctuary Building)
Don’t miss this opportunity to grow in the LORD and to form lasting friendships with other women as we seek Him together through His Word.
Please join us for our Sermon Series Discussion Group as we dive deeper each week into Sunday’s sermon through conversation, Scripture, and shared reflection.
Adult Education Class: Please join us for coffee, fellowship, prayer support and discussion as we move through a book in the Bible verse by verse. All are welcome, whether you have been studying the bible for many years or you have just started on your journey in the Word.
Leader: Kerri Mullins
Questions?
Contact Kerri Mullins ()
Every Sunday
Sundays, AM
8:00am - 8:45am - YFMB 202
Topic: To all the Women of MBC, please set your alarm clocks for an early Sunday morning wake-up and join your sisters in Christ as we gather together to pray. We pray for our church, for each other, for family, for friends, and whatever other needs God puts on our hearts to pray for. 1 Thessalonians 5:17 “Pray without ceasing,”
Leader: Deb Luedecker
Questions?
Contact Deb Luedecker ()
Sundays, AM
NEW: MBC is offering a Faith and Fitness Class designed specifically for Seniors!
Contact Ruth Prothero for details ()
Fridays 6:30pm – 8pm YFMB Room 201 Begins Jan 19th:
Topic:Learn study skills to go deeper into God’s word as you study the Book of Colossians, Precept Upon Precept, by Precept Ministries. We will be studying what it means to be “complete in Christ”. Is Christ your “all in all” – does He meet all your needs? Don’t let anyone delude you with man-made philosophies or traditions that contradict the Word of God.
Leader:Sharon Williams and Barb Smith
Tuesdays 8pm- 9pm – Zoom/Online Resumes January 23rd:
Partner with us during this season of motherhood on Zoom. Tuesday, 8pm – 9pm. Reach out to Krisana Ukritnukun via email for the Zoom link.
Topic: MBC “Risen Motherhood” Podcast Group is an online community that gathers weekly to reflect on the gospel-hope for moms with young children. Each podcast is about 20 minutes long and brings gospel truths to everyday topics of motherhood. .
“You might think that Scripture doesn’t have much to say about the food you make for breakfast, how you view your postpartum body, or what school choice you make for your children, but a deeper look reveals that the Bible provides the framework for finding answers to your specific questions about modern motherhood.” – Risen Motherhood
Sundays 9am – 10:30am YFMB Room 201 Resumes January 7th:
Topic: Continuing verse by verse study/discussion on the Gospel of John.
We are continuing our study on the book of John, but also enjoy making connections and praying for one another.
Leaders: Jenn Dowden and Kim McLaughlin
Women's Christmas Cafe
Women’s Christmas Cafe
Come and join us for a relaxing Christmas celebration with music, food and friends! Dress fancy (if you would like), bring an appetizer or dessert to share as we mingle in the newly renovated Fellowship Hall.
Take a little time for yourself to pause and fill up your bucket before we pour them out to the ones we love this Christmas.
Invite your mother, neighbors, high school teens, old friends and new. Whoever the Lord is bringing to mind, we would love to have them. If you have any questions contact ">Jenn Dowden .
Women |Together we strive to connect the women of MBC to become empowered & equipped disciples of Christ. We hope to take part in each other’s life stories and God’s greater narrative. We aspire to broaden and deepen our understanding of God through His Word, Holy Spirit and each other; share in struggles and joys; renew and connect in our communities, families and workplaces.
For more information about events and activities for women, please contact Women’s Ministry Coordinator, Kim McCarthy, at ().
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Women |Together we strive to connect the women of MBC to become Empowered Disciples of Christ. We hope to take part in each other’s life stories and God’s greater narrative. We aspire to broaden and deepen our understanding of God and each other; share in struggles and joys; renew and connect in our communities, families and workplaces.
Tuesdays: 9:30amMorning Break:Bible Study
Tuesdays: 6:45pm
Evening Edition: Book Club/Bible Study
Our events are intended to encourage Renewal, Growth, Connection & Action within community.
We embrace women from all backgrounds and walks of life to join together in care, growth, love, & faith.
The Women’s Ministry provides opportunities for women from MBC and the surrounding community to connect, grow in their faith, discover ways to partner in ministry, and give back to others.
Are you looking for a place to connect with other women while discovering God’s Word together? Bible studies meet on Tuesday morning and evening in our Youth & Family Ministry Building on campus. We also host various events for women throughout the year. We are passionate about helping women build relationships with God and each other. For more information about MBC’s Women’s Ministry email:Women’s Ministry.
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Romans 1-7; The Gift of God by Timothy Keller
Tuesday Mornings, 9:30am, YFMB
We want to be right in the eyes of the law of our land, of those we respect, of our loved ones, of those we work with. We strive to gain and then keep this right standing.
But there is another, far better and more important righteousness. A righteousness which changes and liberates every aspect of our lives, and yet which none of us can earn or maintain ourselves. It s a righteousness from God.
Romans 1-7 is all about that righteousness. It shows us why we don’t have it, why we need it, and how we can receive it. It thrills us that the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord (Romans 6 v 23).
These seven studies will help you to understand one of the most-read, most written-about parts of the Bible. And, as they enable you to you unwrap God s precious gift of right standing with him, they ll transform your hearts, lives, identities and perspectives.
We want to be right in the eyes of the law of our land, of those we respect, of our loved ones, of those we work with. We strive to gain and then keep this right standing.
But there is another, far better and more important righteousness. A righteousness which changes and liberates every aspect of our lives, and yet which none of us can earn or maintain ourselves. It s a righteousness from God.
Romans 1-7 is all about that righteousness. It shows us why we don’t have it, why we need it, and how we can receive it. It thrills us that the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord (Romans 6 v 23).
These seven studies will help you to understand one of the most-read, most written-about parts of the Bible. And, as they enable you to you unwrap God s precious gift of right standing with him, they ll transform your hearts, lives, identities and perspectives.
Tuesday Evenings, 6:45pm (starts promptly at 7pm)-8:30pm, Fellowship Hall
What is the deep cry of your heart? The ache in your soul that keeps you up at night? The prayer you keep repeating? Jesus not only cares about this deep, spiritual wrestling, but He also wants to step in and see you through it.
Join Lysa TerKeurst on the streets of Israel to explore the seven I AM statements of Jesus found in the Gospel of John. Through this interactive, in-depth study we will be trading feelings of emptiness and depletion for the fullness of knowing who Jesus is like never before.
The workbook is $15, payable by cash or check. Please invite your friends to come. Contact Irm Smith (908-397-3128) with any questions.
Topic: “Job – A Story of Unlikely Joy” by Lisa Harper.
Joy is the constant companion of the woman who trusts in the Lord. And while you can find it in friends, family, and circumstances, unfailing, persistent joy will only ever overflow from your relationship with Jesus. Just ask Job, the man from Uz who clung to God’s goodness while all his worldly joys were stripped away. But how is it possible to hold onto such joy in times of sorrow? In this 7-session study, discover the redemptive facet of Job’s suffering. Learn to view pain as a way to strengthen your faith, point others to the gospel, and trust in the Lord. Because His providence will never take you to a place where His grace will not sustain you.
The next Men’s Breakfast in the Fellowship Hall Cafe: June 6th, 7:30am – 9:30am.
Men’s Ministry at MBC desires to fulfill the Great Commission by encouraging men to a life of true joy and purpose seeking the Lord and, in response, seeking deep relationships with fellow brothers in the Lord to serve others and to be served and encouraged. Men’s Ministry provides various opportunities for men from MBC and the surrounding community to connect, grow in their faith, discover ways to partner in ministry, and give back to others. Are you looking for a place to connect with other men while discovering God’s Word together?
Somerset Patriots Night
When: Saturday, August 15th
Time: 6:35pm
Where: 1 Patriots Park, Bridgewater, NJ 08807
What: Come join us Saturday, August 15th at 6:35pm for a night of fun and fellowship at Somerset Patriot Stadium. Take advantage of discounted tickets by pre-purchasing tickets here. Tickets will be made available for pick up at the box office the night of the event. Please note there is a limited number of tickets available, and we will not be able to reserve tickets. All tickets must be pre-paid prior to the night of the event.
The theme for the night is Revolutionary Revelry Night celebrating Our Revolutionary War History. The event will feature special Revolutionary War guests, displays and activities and more.
Band of Brother’s seeks to cultivate a Biblical Worldview. Bear one another’s burdens. Confess sins to one another. Adopt a Biblical view of masculinity. Establish biblical character. Till soil where seed can be planted, watered and bear fruit. Establish ourselves in the ways of the Lord.
Want to learn more? Check out the Band of Brother’s webpageHERE
Calling all prayer warriors. “Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18).
Want to learn more? Check out the prayer room page HERE
The Radical Mentoring Ministry at Millington Baptist Church offers you the opportunity to strengthen your faith, build lasting friendships, and experience transformative growth. Don’t miss out on this incredible journey—join us today and take the first step towards a more profound spiritual life.
Want to learn more? Check out the Radical Mentoring Page HERE
Time: Saturday mornings, 7:15 to 8:45 Location: Members’ homes, usually in Warren or Basking Ridge Description: Men, typically 10-15 young adults through seniors, gather for breakfast, fellowship, study and prayer. Confidential sharing of personal situations and concerns is encouraged, and prayerful support is always offered. Study and discussions can be focused on particular Scriptures or topical books on Christian living.
One of our most frequent meeting places was previously a stable, hence the name.
Topic: To create a space where young men can grow together, find mentorship, and establish a firm foundation of faith. This gathering will include a shared meal, bible teaching and discussion, prayer, testimonies, and an occasional book study.
Leader: James Rickershauser & Caleb Moore
Location: Youth and Family Ministry Building
Time: Meets on the first and third Saturday of the month from 7:30am to 9am beginning September 20th
Description: Power Hour meets Saturday mornings from 7:00-8:30. It is a group of men seeking to know God better by concentrating on how He speaks to us through Scripture. After an opening prayer, we look at a portion of scripture directly, or use a topical book based on scripture, seeking not only knowledge, but wisdom: wisdom being the application of knowledge learned. But it is more, for it is a place where a man can share personal concerns, seeking help and guidance, knowing that everything discussed will be kept in strictest confidence by the group. We end with a time for prayer, as the Spirit moves us each to do so.
Contact Jim Luedecker () with any questions.
Men's Events
The Men’s Ministry offers several large group breakfasts throughout the year and will be kicking off service projects beginning this fall. Additionally, throughout the year, the men plan activity nights and family baseball game outings at the Somerset Patriots’ ballpark in Bridgewater.
The Men’s Ministry
“As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another” Proverbs 27:17
Limited tickets available! This event is open to everyone, not just the men. Click here to purchase your tickets. ($12/each)
Saturday, December 9, 8:00am – 9:30am, Fellowship Hall
The Men’s Ministry is calling all MBC men and their sons to join us on Saturday, March 9th at 8:00am in Fellowship Hall for a time of fellowship, worship, and encouragement at our next Men’s Ministry breakfast.
It has been said that two of the greatest proofs for the truth of Scripture and Christianity are the number of fulfilled prophecies we see in Scripture and the power of God to change lives. At our upcoming breakfast we will have the opportunity to hear from two of our brothers in the Lord and witness how God pursued them and restored them into a relationship with Jesus Christ. Our brother Amit Nihilani will be sharing the testimony of God’s grace and mercy in their lives.
Your presence will also be an encouragement to the men from Market Street Mission who will also be joining us for this breakfast.
We look forward to seeing you on Saturday March 9th.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact:
All men including fathers and their sons are invited to join this event!
For more information, please contact Pete Lima or calling the church office at 908-647-0594.
Stand Courageous, March 23
“Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be men of courage; be strong.” 1 Corinthians 16:13
BRING YOUR SONS, FATHER, BATTLE BUDDY, AND THE YOUNG MEN IN YOUR COMMUNITIES. WE MUST NOT DO LIFE ALONE. WE ARE EXCITED TO SEE YOU THERE!
Saturday, March 23, 2024 at 7:00 AM ET Breakfast, Event Check-in, Onsite Registration
EVENT BEGINS
8:00 AM ET
EVENT TIMEFRAME
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM ET
Transportation to and from the event will be provided by MBC.
Call 1-800-225-4008 and mention Millington Baptist Church to get the group discount rate:
Group Discount Rate: Groups of 10+ can call to register for a special discounted rate of $49 per person.
First Responders & Active-Duty Military register free with scholarship. ID Verification Required.
Children under 15 can register for a $29 discounted registration.
Students can register for a $29 discounted registration. ID Verification Required.
Call 1-800-225-4008 Mondays through Fridays between 8:30 AM and 5:30 PM ET.
What is Stand Courageous?
Where can men, husbands, and fathers find a model of manhood, leadership, and strength in a culture of gender confusion? We need men to be men, tough with compassionate strength, bent toward justice without compromise, locking arms and standing. We need to be the men God created us to be; warriors for all that is right, true, and just.
Stand Courageous is a ministry that seeks to help men develop a strong biblical character, cultivate positive habits, build and rebuild relationships, and make commitments that will move men closer to God’s good purpose and design – men who will Stand Courageous!
We invite you to join us at a Stand Courageous Men’s Conference to discuss critical aspects of masculinity. These conferences are led by men who struggle with the same issues you do, and will invest in unpacking our role as a defender, provider, instructor, and battle buddy so that we can have the generational influence as a “chaplain” inside and outside the home.
Adult Education | Our education program provides a rich variety of learning opportunities on Sunday mornings to complement the worship experience. Participants explore in depth various books of the Bible or a topic of current and shared interest. Old and young, new and seasoned believers, we never stop learning. All are welcome to take this journey even if you are someone with questions about the faith. Each class provides a combination of leader-led presentation and class discussion that allows us to learn from each other as we study God’s word together. As a result, we grow in our understanding of our Lord and the greater story He’s calling us into.
Women’s Bible Class | Galatians
Leader: Kerri Mullins
This class meets weekly on Sundays in the YFMB Room 204 at 9am. Please join us for coffee, fellowship, prayer support and discussion as we move through a book in the Bible verse by verse. We are currently in Galatians. All are welcome, whether you have been studying the bible for many years or you have just started on your journey in the Word.
Class continues throughout the year.
Men’s Class | Genesis: God’s Covenant with the Patriarchs
Leader: Paul Achenbach
This class meets weekly on Sundays in the YFMB room 202 at 9am. This course is a chapter-by-chapter study beginning with God’s Covenant with Abraham.
Class will resume on Sunday, September 7th 2025.
9:00am Adult Class | Systematic Theology
Leaders: Jack Kraus, Ken Huber, Pastor Dave Hentschel
This Adult Sunday School at the 9am hour will be studying Systematic Theology. Come join us as we learn more about the theology of our Christian faith and as we learn from our very own Jack Kraus, Pastor Dave, and MBC Elder Ken Huber.
Class will begin on Sunday, March 1st in the YFMB Great Room
Adult Class | Financial Peace University
Leaders: Glenn Guerin & Christine Wenslau
What if you knew where all of your money was going each month? What if you were debt-free, investing and making wise spending decisions? With Dave Ramsey’s class Financial Peace University, you CAN take control of your money and start planning for your future.
Take part in this 9-week class alongside others who are interested in learning more about financial freedom.
Class will start on Sunday, March 15th 2026 at 10:45am in YFMB 202.
Adult Class | Embracing your Christian Identity – Small Group Experience
Leader: Andrew Strain, MBC Elder
Our identity and how we view ourselves affects our behaviors and decisions we make in live. When we tell others we are “in Christ” what does that mean? Learn about who we were created to be, who we are under the fall, and who we are as God’s redeemed. How we should let our Christian Identity guide us going forward in life.
Class will be on Sundays at 11am for five consecutive weeks April 26 – May 24 in YFMB 203.
Stephen Ministries Class | Christian Caregiving – A Way of Life
Drew Huber
Starting Sunday November 5th.
This class is a brief interactive study of “Christian Caregiving-a way of Life” by Kenneth Haugk. The book is an inspirational guide for Christians who want to empower and improve the quality of the care they give to the people around them.
Teens |The Rush is a place where students are loved, accepted and encouraged to play active roles in each other’s life stories. Together we engage in transformational experiences that broaden and deepen their relationships with God and each other with the goal of emerging as powerful women and men of Christ. Here teens are mentored by godly leaders who encourage the next generation to step into the roles they have been called to play. We share in each other’s struggles and joys; revitalize our communities; and care for the unwanted, unreached, and unengaged.
Meet With Johnny | Have questions about your faith? Facing challenges at school? Or just want to talk about life? He’d love to meet, listen, and pray with you—whatever’s on your heart. Sign up for a time that works for you, and let’s have a meaningful conversation.
Rush One Form 2025-2026 | In order to be allowed to participate in our trips and retreats, we will need a copy of this form. Please take a moment to complete it. Any questions don’t hesitate to ask.
Stirling Fountain August 20th @7pm @Stirling Fountain
Summer 2025 Bible Studies
Band of Brothers June 26th – September 4th
Weekly Bible Study July 8th – August 26th
MBC Teens Summer 2025 Mission Trip
We are so excited to open up applications for our mission trip of 2025. We had a great meeting on Sunday and know we have many of you desiring to serve the Lord with us in North Carolina.
Here is a quick snapshot of what this summer will look like. Some helpful photos below to explain our ministry and facts for this summer.
When – July 26 to August 1 Where – Western NC (Around Asheville, NC) Staying in local church Who – Current Grades 7-12 Cost – $650 ($100 deposit) What – Partnering with local ministries to serve in a few aspects. One, hurricane relief from Hurricane Helene. Two, kids ministry with local churches or kids groups. Three, serving with other ministries that need support in serving the community. How to go – Sign up below and fill out an application that will be reviewed (Please have the student answer the questions in the application, we will send deposit link after application is approved!) Typical schedule – Morning -Devo/Breakfast then 1st Serve location Afternoon – Bag lunch then 2nd serve location Evening – Head back to site for dinner, clean up, debrief. Prep for tomorrow and lights out.
Any questions please reach out by phone or email (. Thanks and looking forward to what God will do through our team this year!
Our events are intended to encourage Renewal, Growth, Connection & Action within community.
Every Sunday @ 9am
We gather every Sunday @ 9-10:15am in the lower level of the YFMB | This will be open to all students in 7th-12th grade. Our focus on Sunday mornings this year will be growing students stronger in their faith. Throughout the year we challenge our students with in depth biblical lessons that helps strengthen their faith in Christ. If you are a looking for a place to grow, Rush Hour seeks to accomplish just that.
Every Wednesday @ 7pm
Meetings are every Wednesday from 7-8:45pm | This is a chance, every week, for students to take a break from their weekly routine to hear relevant teaching, engage in small group discussion, and take part in fun, creative activities. Come out and bring your friends every Wednesday night at 7pm for “Rush.”
ALL ARE WELCOME AT 6:30PM FOR A TIME OF PRAYER OVER THE EVENING
2024 MBC Teens Summer Schedule
July 10th: Six Flags July 17th: OFF July 24th: OFF (Mission Trip) July 31st: Pool Party August 7th: Park Evening August 14th: Beach Day August 21st: Gabriel’s Fountain
Meet up at Gabriel's Fountain
August 23, 2023 7-9pm
Annual Winter Retreat
Winter retreat is January 20-22 at River Valley Ranch in Manchester, MD
Arrive at 3pm Jan 20 and arrive back at Jan 22 around 4pm.
Cost is 180 and students will need $$ for dinner on the way down, lunch on the way back and any snacks/gifts at the gift shop.
Schedule a time to meet with Johnny to discuss what is going on in your life! Need help learning how to understand the bible, struggles at school, struggling friendships or walking through decisions, let’s talk it through. Pick a day and time that works for you!
If you’d like to schedule a meeting with Johnny, click the button below.
2026 Winter Retreat February 27th to March 1st 2026.
When? February 27th to March 1st Who? Grades 7-12 Where? Refreshing Mountain PA What? 2026 Winter Retreat for the MBC Teens. Cost $190 (Sign up before February 9th as price increases to $200) Sign Ups Close February 13th)
Band of Brothers
At Band of Brothers, we aim to cultivate an environment where young men can support each other through fellowship, Bible reading, and prayer. Our goal is to grow in the Lord as we tackle various topics and read challenging chapters of Scripture. We will delve into the deepest parts of our existence because the Lord Jesus is coming back, and we must be ready. Each of us has a divine assignment and spiritual gifts that we intend to discover and embrace. In short, we are cultivating spiritual warriors for Jesus.
Our Goals: Cultivate a Biblical Worldview. Bear one another’s burdens. Confess sins to one another. Adopt a Biblical view of masculinity. Establish biblical character. Till soil where seed can be planted, watered and bear fruit. Establish ourselves in the ways of the Lord.
Want to learn more? Contact Tim Youtkus ()
Circle of Sisters
Circle Of Sisters is a group of teen girls from 7th – 12th grade. All are welcome to come. We enjoy lunch together, studying God’s word and have a special prayer time. Our focus is on God’s Word and how to live our lives in a manner that glorifies the Father.
Want to learn more? Deirdre Rajoppi (973-769-3348) and Gail Loehr (908-612-2096) lead this group.
Circle of Sisters Study Dates for 2025-2026. Sundays following 2nd service – 2pm.
September 21, 2025 October 5, 2025 October 19, 2025 November 2, 2025 November 16, 2025 December 7, 2025 January 11, 2026 January 25, 2026 February 8, 2026 February 22, 2026 March 8, 2026 March 22, 2026 April 12, 2026 April 26, 2026 May 17, 2026
Transformed by the grace of God to share Christ’s love to a broken world.
The teenage years can be some of the most exciting and challenging that we ever face. Here at The Rush, we want to be a place where teenagers will be accepted and loved for who they are as they are challenged to grow in their knowledge, love, and passion for Jesus! We accomplish this through fun and compelling environments on Sundays and Wednesdays, through our retreats, service outreaches, and mission trips. Last summer we took an awesome group of teens to serve and share the love of Christ in Chicago. It was amazing to watch the growth, passion and excitement in our teenagers as they were used by God to reach our world. We desire this for everyone who comes in the doors! We invite you to come and check us out… and jump in with the Rush!