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AWANA begins September 23rd, 2026!

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Registration is open!

For More Information
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) through 6th graders.

Team Training September 19th at 9am in Fellowship Hall.

Join the Team HERE

7th graders and above can sign up to volunteer.

 

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

 

Pickleball+ @MBC

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Come on out for Pickleball on Sunday nights at MBC! The 2026 year is underway and we play every Sunday night at 6pm at MBC. We hope you can join us!

MBC Communion / Lords Table

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The next Baptism will be:
August 25

Lord’s Table | We practice two ordinances at MBC: Baptism and the Lord’s Table. By participating in these ordinances, Christians proclaim both their individual faith in Christ and our whole congregation proclaims our unity in the Gospel. MBC believes that the Lord’s Supper (Communion) is a commemoration of the Savior’s death, and, through participating, we “proclaim the Lord’s death until He comes.” MBC Articles of Faith, Article XI – To prepare our hearts for the Lord’s Supper we must understand that we are practicing these four things when we come to His table:   

We Worship

This ordinance is part of corporate worship, normally on the first Sunday of each month. This is why the Lord’s Table is for believers only. It is an act of the gathered family, the church. Unbelievers may be present, indeed, we welcome them to be present as there is nothing secretive about the Lord’s Supper, it is done in public, but it is the family meal for those who have already professed their faith in Jesus Christ and have come to worship.

 

We Remember

Human beings are prone to forgetfulness. This is especially true spiritually. Therefore, the mental action of all the participants of the Lord’s Supper is to focus our minds on Jesus, especially remembering his sacrificial and historical work of dying on the cross for our sins. 1 Corinthians 11:24-25 says “Do this in remembrance of me.” At the table we remember.

We Give Thanks

The word “Eucharist” in 1 Corinthians 11:24 means to “give thanks.” We are filled with gratitude at the table because Jesus paid our sin debt and provided for us in abundance all that we need.

We Practice Self-Examination

The Scripture says a person “ought to examine themselves before he or she eats of the bread and drinks of the cup. For anyone who eats and drinks without recognizing the body of the Lord eats and drinks judgment on themselves. (1 Corinthians 11:28-29) It’s important that we come to the table with a clear conscience before God. We come and confess our sins and renew our covenant commitment before God.

 

For Further Study

Communion is explained in the following key Scriptures: Matthew 26:26-30, Mark 14:22-26, Luke 22:14-20, 1 Cor 11:23-32.

Check our our informative Mini-Series on the Lords Table

Check out more of our relevant content on our You Tube Channel

Resources to Learn More:

Questions?

Pastors Bob Erbig & Dave Hentschel

Lead Pastors

Contact Bob & Dave with any questions

“For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the Lord's death until he comes.”

- 1 Cor 11:26, ESV)
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Family Ministries

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The next Baptism will be:
August 25

Family Ministries Resource Page | We live in a complex world. Raising the next generation to own their faith has never been more challenging—or more necessary. Yet, in the Scriptures, we see three institutions that God created: The Family, The Church, and the Nation—but the family is the foundation of society.

At MBC, one of our core values is building strong families. One of the ways we do this is by equipping parents and their children to navigate the difficult issues of the day. This page is for you. Below you will find some suggested resources to help you answer the most pressing issues of the day. Don’t see something? Ask us a question below!

 

MBC Kids Philosophy of Discipleship | We are passionate about discipleship. This resource was written to explain how we aim to lay the foundation for kids to grow in God’s Word while they are a part of our MBC Kids ministry. Download this document for more on our philosophy.

Don’t see something? Ask us a question below!

Submit your question

Websites

  1. The Colson Center for Christian Worldview
  2. Breakpoint
  3. What Would You Say?
  4. AXIS
  5. The Center for Parent & Youth Understanding
  6. The Barna Group
  7. Fuller Youth Institute
  8. Impact 360 Institute
  9. Summit Ministries
  10. Stand to Reason
  11. Reasons to Believe

Video

  1. Raising The Next Generation in Turbulent Time by Voddie Bauchum
  2. Helping The Next Generation Navigate Today’s World by John Stonestreet and Brett Kunkle
  3. How to Raise and Alien Child by Jen Wilkin
  4. The Storm Tossed Family: How The Cross Reshapes the Home by Russell Moore
  5. The Strange New World of the Modern Self by Carl Trueman

Books

  1. Parenting: 14 Gospel Principals That Can Radically Change Your Family by Paul David Tripp
  2. The Tech Wise Family: Everyday Steps to Putting Technology in Its Proper Place by Andy Crouch
  3. Running With Horses: A Parenting Guide for Raising Children to be Servant Leaders for Christ by Larry Taylor
  4. A Practical Guide to Culture by John Stonestreet & Brett Kunkle
  5. Strange New World by Carl Trueman
  6. How Children Raise Parents by Dan Allender 
  7. The Intentional Father by Jon Tyson
  8. Faithfull Different by Natasha Crain
  9. Another Gospel by Alisa Childers

Podcast

  1. The Think Biblically Podcast
  2. The Upstream

Seminars

Several times a year we offer seminars for MBC families and those in our community. We run these events to equip families to navigate the difficult cultural terrain we are living in. Here are examples of past seminar topics:

  1. The Tech-Wise Family
  2. Raising Generation Z
  3. Families in an Age of Anxiety

Building Strong Families

Check out this sermon from Pastor Bob on “Building Strong Families” from our 2025 “Summer in the Scriptures” sermon series!

Questions?

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Bob Erbig

Lead Pastor: Preaching,
Family Life & Mission

Contact Bob with any questions

Questions?

Picture of Bob Erbig

Bob Erbig

Lead Pastor: Preaching,
Family Life & Mission

Contact Bob with any questions

I charge you in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus, who is to judge the living and the dead, and by his appearing and his kingdom: preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, and exhort, with complete patience and teaching. For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions, and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths. As for you, always be sober-minded, endure suffering, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry.

-2 Timothy 4:1-5, ESV-
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New Believers

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Begin Your Journey Here | The Gospel of Jesus Christ is Good News! But first, there is some bad news. The Bible tells the whole story of humanity in four parts:

Creation

The first book in the Bible is Genesis, and it says that God created the world and it was good (Gen 1:31). There He created a man and a woman and placed them in a garden called Eden. They were to be fruitful and multiply and to partner with God in caring for this world, and the presence of the glory of God was there with them … until sin came into the world.

 

Fall

The tragedy of the Bible is called the Fall, that moment when mankind rebelled against God and His right to govern and rule over their lives. Since this moment, all of creation has fallen into sin. Sin is disobeying God and his commandments, rebelling against God, and falling short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23). And mankind is desperate and groaning for things to go back to the way they were supposed to be and awaits its promised liberation from bondage (Romans 8:19), until the promised redeemer would come… 

Redemption

In the fullness of time, God sent His son, Jesus Christ, to live the life we should have lived which was a perfect sinless life and to die the death we deserved. He died as a substitute on the cross for our sins, was buried, and then rose victoriously over the grave. He then gave his followers a commission to proclaim this Gospel (good news). The message of the Gospel is the message of God’s grace, mercy and the forgiveness of sins for all who believe.

Restoration

But this is not the end of the story… The testimony of the Bible is that God has every intention of renewing and restoring this world to a glory surpassing what it had at first. (Eph 3:20-21; Haggai 2:9) Jesus taught his disciples about the coming “renewal of all things.” (Matt 19:28). Our final destination is a renewed and restored world with resurrected bodies living with God who dwells among His people (Rev 21-22). This is why the good news is so good. We find that to be very exciting! 

So what do you do now?
Our response to the Gospel is to place our faith in Christ. Are you ready to trust Him? If you have recently made a decision to begin a relationship with Jesus, how wonderful! This means two things: First, Jesus has become your savior. Second, you have become a child of God. We call this Salvation. Becoming a follower of Jesus is the most important decision you can make in your life. Know how excited we are for you!
 

We want to help you in any way that we can. We hope Millington Baptist Church will be a place where you can connect with God, His word, and with Christian friends. Here are some important next steps you can take:

 

Next Steps:

Keep Learning

Here is a book for you that will help you begin your relationship with Christ on a solid foundation. Take time to read one chapter each day.

 

Now That I’m a Christian: What It Means to Follow Jesus

Grow in your faith

Check out this series we did about how to grow in the Christian faith.

Cultivating the Christian life

Get Baptized

Baptism is a public profession of faith in Jesus Christ. If you’ve made the decision to trust Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, baptism is your next step of obedience! Learn more about baptism, check out our FAQs, and even sign up to be baptized by visiting our Baptism webpage.

Stay Connected

One of the best ways to grow in your faith is by being around other Christian friends who want to support you to be all God has made you to be. Here are some opportunities at MBC.

Getting You Connected

Small Groups

Adult Ed

Senior Luncheon

Shared Interest

Women’s Ministry

Pray

Our God answers prayer. Spend time with God every day talking with Him and listening to what He has to say to you through His Word and through His Spirit. If you would like other members of our Church Body to pray with you or rejoice with you over answered prayer, you may submit a request at MBC prayer. 

Read your Bible

Reading God’s word is the single greatest thing you can do to grow your relationship with God. Here are some recommendations:

Youversion bible app, a good hard copy ESV Study bible, and maybe a link to the Bible project youtube channel.

We are so excited about your decision to begin a personal relationship with Jesus and want to help you follow through with this in any way that we can. Please let us know if you have any questions or would like to talk about your decision! 

Questions?

Pastors Bob Erbig & Dave Hentschel

Lead Pastors

Contact Bob & Dave with any questions

Questions?

Picture of Pastors Bob Erbig & Dave Hentschel

Pastors Bob Erbig & Dave Hentschel

Lead Pastors

Contact Dave and Bob with any questions

“For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord”.

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Meet With A Pastor

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The next Baptism will be:
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Meet With A Pastor |  Pastor Dave or Pastor Bob would love to meet you and meet with you personally. Our desire is to get to know one another and be shepherds of our flock. As such, we want to welcome you who attend MBC to schedule a time for spiritual support and prayer with one of our pastors. Sign up for a time slot here.

Schedule a personal meeting with a pastor

Schedule a personal meeting with a pastor & connect with our leaders for the purposes of spiritual support & prayer.

Pastor Dave Hentschel

Rev. David Hentschel has been blessed to serve as the Lead Pastor of Preaching, Spiritual Formation and Care at Millington Baptist Church in Basking Ridge, NJ. Prior to this ministry assignment, he has enjoyed pastoring in other churches in New Jersey and Texas for the past 20 years. His background in public speaking and business helps tremendously with leadership and strategic planning and he is thrilled to have the opportunity to pastor and teach the scriptures in the local church setting. Pastor Dave holds an A.B.S. and a B.S. in Biblical Studies from Cairn University and a Th.M. in Bible Exposition and Pastoral Ministries from Dallas Theological Seminary. He is married to his wife Juli, and they enjoy three wonderful daughters and one awesome son in law. Some of his favorite activities include reading, spending time with his family and playing basketball.

Pastor Bob Erbig

Rev. Bob Erbig is the Lead Pastor for Preaching, Family Life and Mission at Millington Baptist Church in Basking Ridge, NJ and has 20+ years of experience in youth and family ministry, apologetics and executive leadership. He received his Master of Divinity Degree from Denver Seminary (Littleton, CO), where he studied under Dr. Craig Blomberg and Dr. Doug Groothuis. Additionally, he completed a Fellowship through the Colson Center for Christian Worldview and is a Level 1 Certified Biblical Counselor through the Association of Biblical Counselors. His ministry and research interests include apologetics, worldview, culture and ethics as he provides directional leadership for the Underground Sessions ministry at MBC.  Bob is married to Amanda and they are blessed to three children: Jenna, Josiah, and Zoe. 

Rev. Bob Erbig has served Millington Baptist church for 11 years and is currently the Lead Pastor for Preaching, Family Life and Mission.  Bob’s role allows him to combine his passion for proclaiming God’s Word, building strong families, and empowering followers of Christ to influence the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Bob runs the Underground Sessions ministry, which focuses on current cultural topics from a Christian Worldview. Bob holds a B.A. from Eastern University in English Literature and Theatre and a M.Div. from Denver Seminary with a focus in Youth and Family Ministries. He has served  churches in New Jersey and Colorado in pastoral ministry for the last 20 years. Bob is married to Amanda and together they enjoy two daughters and a son. Bob loves traveling, reading, playing sports, and catching the latest Marvel movie.

If you want to learn more about our pastors check out:

Publications by the pastors

Articles on the Pastor’s Table blog 

Previous sermon series from MBC 

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Shared Interest Groups

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What is a Shared Interest Group?

Shared Interest Groups are groups formed around a common goal and are generally informal in nature.

 

What is a Shared Interest Group’s purpose?

Groups are intended to help people to build relationships with each other in a gospel-centered way apart from the Sunday morning worship experience. Groups are created to help people engage with others, both within and outside of the church, in cultural, artistic, recreational, leisure and sports activities.

 

Who should consider joining a Shared Interest Group?

Individuals, small groups, teams or whole communities can join a Shared Interest Group. They  are relevant to people of all different ages, abilities and levels of skill…in other words, there’s something for everyone!

Shared Interest Groups are fun, interactive, and designed as great way to get to know others. Participation serves as a valuable supplement toward building biblical community.

If you are interested in leading, joining, or suggesting a Shared Interest or Activity group, please fill out this form or email Amy Huber (ahuber@millingtonbapitst.org) or Laura Garcell () 

Click on any of our Shared Interests Groups below to sign-up

Arts & Crafts
Beach Days
Camping/RVing
Card & Board Games
Cooking/Baking
Cycling
Dancing
Day Trips
Fishing
Gardening
Golf
Hiking
Hunting/Shooting
Kayaking/Boating/SUP
Knitting/Needlework
Moms with Young Children
Movies
Photography
Piano/Singing/music
Pickleball
Reading/Book Club
Running
Tennis
Woodworking

MBC is Hiring

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MBC’s vision is to be: Firmly Planted, Growing Together, Made to Multiply. To that end, we are seeking to fill one position on staff that will help us realize this vision. Click on the job title link to learn more about the position’s specific responsibilities and requirements.

There are Currently No Open Positions at MBC

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Director of Church Administration, Finance and Facilities

Millington Baptist Church is seeking a Director of Church Administration, Finance and Facilities  to provide leadership and oversight for the administrative, personnel, financial administration, and facilities functions of our church. This full-time position will help ensure that MBC’s administrative systems, staff processes, financial practices, and facilities effectively support the mission and ministry of the church. We are looking for a spiritually mature, organized, trustworthy, and experienced leader who is passionate about serving Christ and His church through excellent administration and stewardship. Have questions or interested in only part of the position? We’d love to hear from you! If you’re interested in a specific part of the role or have questions about the hours or schedule, please reach out. We’re happy to have a conversation and explore whether there might be a good fit.

 

EMPLOYMENT STATUS: Full Time 40-50 hours per week

Interested candidates should forward a resume and any questions to Pastor Dave Hentschel at dave@Millingtonbaptist.org

See Full Job Description Here
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Connections and Hospitality Coordinator

Under the direction of the Pastor of Spiritual Formation & Care (Or current PLT member), the Connections and Hospital Coordinator (CHC) oversees all assimilation, connections and hospitality functions of the church outlined below. The CHC will also work with other volunteer ministry groups to ensure smooth functioning of the church on a daily and long-term basis. A written, annual review will be prepared by the supervising PLT member and will be discussed with the incumbent along with an elder liaison if needed.

Employment Status: Part-Time, 20+ hours/week

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Administrative and Financial Manager (Interim) 

Under the direction of the Pastor of Spiritual Formation & Care (Or current PLT member) and the Board of Elders, the Administrative and Financial Manager (AFM) oversees all administrative and financial functions of the church as outlined below. The AFM will also work in cooperation with the Finance Team, the Pastoral Leadership Team, as well as other volunteer ministry groups to ensure smooth functioning of the church on a daily and long-term basis. A written, annual review will be prepared by the supervising PLT member.
Employment Status: Full-Time, 40-50 hours/week

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Operations and Ministry Administrator (Interim)

The Operations and Ministry Administrator (OMA) provides essential communication and administrative support to MBC’s ministries, Pastors and Ministry Team members as they seek to build up the body of Christ at MBC. This position also requires that the information that MBC keeps on its people, its activities and classes, and its facilities, be well organized, current, accurate, and can be retrieved and used when and how it is needed.

EMPLOYMENT STATUS: Full-Time, approx. 40-45 hours/week

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Little Footprints Learning Center: 2 1/2 year old Assistant

LFLC is looking for a 2 1/2 year old Assistant on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings starting January 2023. The hours are from 8:45am – 12:30pm. If you love Jesus and little children, please contact Kathy Dolbier at 908-647-0011, or by email at

 

Come join our staff and be blessed while being a blessing to the precious children He sends our way and their families!

 

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Part Time Discipleship Coordinator

MBC is looking to hire a Part-Time Discipleship Coordinator. The MBC Discipleship Coordinator will oversee discipleship initiatives in the church (adult education, small groups, women’s ministry, men’s ministry) to help the MBC church body be supported and to mature in their faith. The Discipleship Coordinator will work closely with and report to the MBC Lead Pastor of Spiritual Formation and Care.

Office & Information Manager

MBC is looking to hire a Full-Time Office & Information Manager. The Office & Information Manager provides essential communication and administrative support to various ministries, Pastors and Ministry Team members as they seek to build up the body of Christ at MBC. This position also requires that MBC information on our facilities, classes, events, and community be organized and accurate. The Office & Information Manager serves under the direct supervision of the Sr. Director of Administration & Connection Ministries and works cooperatively with the Director of Communications.

If you, or someone you know, may be interested in applying for this position, please contact Scott Rajoppi by phone at 908-647-0594 x28, or by email at .

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Financial Manager 

MBC is looking to hire a Full-Time Financial Manager. The Financial Manager is responsible for overseeing and managing most aspects of the church’s financial matters. This person has the responsibility of insuring the Church’s financial operations are processed and reported accurately and with integrity. This includes managing the day-to-day business processes and providing support to the Leadership Team. This will include but is not limited to the responsibility for internal control and providing assistance for the annual audit of MBC financial records. The Financial Manager shall report to and be accountable to the Board of Elders of the Church and shall maintain open communication and work cooperatively with the church’s Leadership and staff.

If you, or someone you know, may be interested in applying for this position, please contact Scott Rajoppi by phone at 908-647-0594 x28, or by email at .

 

MBC YouTube Channel

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Now you can watch us on YouTube!

We are thrilled to announce the launch of MBC’s own YouTube channel, MBC Unhindered!  Visit the channel to rewatch or catch missed Sunday sermons, special teaching topics and various fun and inspired content. 

Hit the Subscribe button on the site or this graphic to receive new content notifications delivered to your In box.

Share your Gifts

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Review our gallery of MBC opportunities to share your gifts below, let us know where you would like to plug in.

Get Involved & Make a Difference

Join the Crew

Jesus told us, “The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few” (Luke 10:2, NIV). At MBC, we believe every single follower of Jesus has been given a spiritual gift and should be equipped to serve in the body of Christ. (1 Cor 12:7) Your gifts are welcome more than ever in this season of our church.

We want to help you leverage your God-given abilities to make a difference and find fulfillment as we labor together in God’s harvest field. Check out these serving opportunities and click the “Join the Crew” link for more information about your particular area of interest. 

MBC Kids Sunday Mornings 
Guiding and instructing the children of the church in God’s Word and its meaning for their lives. We have classes at 9am and 11am for kids birth to 6th grade.

Volunteer Opportunities:

    • Leaders
    • Nursery caregivers
    • Class leaders (preschool & elementary)
    • Class assistants (preschool & elementary)
    • Buddies for kids with special needs
    • Substitutes

*In order to serve with MBC Kids newcomers will have to have actively attended for 6 months.

Rachel Rickershauser
Co-Director of Children’s Ministries

Lenore Tosi
Co-Director of Children’s Ministries

To learn more about MBC kids click here

Summer Adventure (VBS)

One-week day camp during the summer for kids.

Volunteer Opportunities:

  • Crew leader (leading a small group of kids to their stations each day)
  • Station leader (lead lesson/activity: Bible, object lessons, video lesson, or games)
  • Check-in greeter
  • Snack preparation
  • Decorations design and prep
  • Nursery caregiver
  • Parking/security
  • A/V

Rachel Rickershauser
Director of Children’s Ministries

Preschool educational program
for children ages 2½  – 5.

Little Footprints Learning Center is a ministry of Millington Baptist Church in Basking Ridge, New Jersey. We offer a safe, nurturing preschool for 2 ½ to 5-year-old children. We strive to provide a quality education in a loving Christian environment and invite you to browse our website to learn more about our program. If you have any questions or wish to have a tour of our facility, feel free to contact us.

Volunteer Opportunities:

    • Prayer
    • Board Member
    • Substitute Teaching
    • Maintenance of school ground (interior & exterior)
    • Donate items (snack foods, toys)
    • Volunteer time (clean toys)
    • Give to the Scholarship Fund
    • Sharing gifts and talents

For more information about Little Footprints Learning Center click here

LFLC Director
Director

 

CARE Ministries

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.


Volunteer Opportunities:

    • Household ministries
    • Family support
    • Transportation
    • Visitation
    • Meals
Contact the CARE Ministry or visit their webpage
 

Unhindered Studios Podcasts

For Volunteer Opportunities Contact:

Tim Youtkus Production & Outreach Manager

Follow-up Team

Follow up with first-time visitors who have filled out connection cards on Sunday morning. The Team gives each visitor a personal call and email to thank them for coming and see if they had any questions about their visit.

Sunday Morning Coffee & Cafe

Encourage the informal gathering of our people in Fellowship Hall between the services on Sunday mornings by having coffee and donated goodies available.

 

Ushers and Greeters, 9am & 11am Services 

If you are great with people and enjoy meeting and making others feel welcome, consider serving on the Welcome Team. Team members are the first contact our guests have with the people of MBC and, in some cases, the church as a whole.  Members of this team serve either as greeters or ushers. Greeters are stationed at the entrances and ensure that all guests are extended a warm welcome to MBC. Ushers direct guests and engage newcomers in welcoming conversation. This team is the instrumental first step in presenting Christ, His church and His people in a positive and enriching way to everyone in attendance on Sunday.

 

Parking Team 

Help in the parking lot to move traffic through and to more effectively manage our available space.

 

Connection

Shuttle Drivers
This team drives the church’s bus shuttle between the church and the Dewy Meadow Plaza overflow parking lot on Sunday mornings, on a rotating schedule.

Volunteer Opportunities:

    • Van and bus drivers

Amy Huber
Director of Discipleship & Connections

Buildings and Grounds 

Assists in the maintenance of the premises and furnishings of the church, through both occasional help and as part of scheduled workdays.

Volunteer Opportunities:

  • Project work as needed
  • Help on scheduled work day

Kristie Gall
Administrative and Financial Manager

Stephen Ministry
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.

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.

Questions about cost, time commitment, or something else? Click here or Contact

Bruce Corke or Carrie Isler

 

Adult Sunday School Classes 

Various classes at 9 AM on Sundays, meeting the needs of our adults for growth in understanding and applying God’s truth to their lives.

 

Volunteer Opportunities:

    • Leaders
    • Lead couples

For more information on current class offerings click here

Dave Hentschel

Lead Pastor: Preaching, Spiritual
Formation & Care

Women’s Ministries

Women’s Ministries provide 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? Women’s Bible studies meet on Tuesday mornings at 10am in the Youth & Family Ministry building, and Tuesday evenings at 7pm via Zoom. There are also several other ongoing studies. Women’s Ministries also hosts various events for women throughout the year. Visit the Women’s page on Millington’s website for more information.

 

Volunteer Opportunities:

    • Planning team for special events
    • Women’s small group assistance
Kim McCarthy
Women’s Ministries Coordinator

Worship Arts

Be the “upfront” lead worshipers at the 9am and 11am services.

Volunteer Opportunities:             

    • Vocalists
    • Instrumentalists

Men’s Ministry
Stimulating the spiritual growth of men so that they will be effective Christian leaders in their homes, at MBC, in their jobs, and in their communities.

Volunteer Opportunities:

  • Men’s ministries leadership team
  • Service day work volunteers

For more detailed information visit the Men’s Ministry website by clicking here

Pete Lima

 

Missions Team

Promotes and educates the church body concerning missions, supports our World Partners while in the field, determines how to best utilize the church’s designated funds for missions, and steers the church’s vision for missions. 

 

Volunteer Opportunities:

    • Commission members
    • Prayer warriors
    • Writers to World Partners
    • Servants, educators, and promoters
    • Short term missionaries

Looking for more information?  Click here

Yvonne Lai, Missions Chair
mailto: missionschair@millingtonbaptist.org

Pastor Bob Erbig, Staff Liaison

 

Senior Ministry

Provides fellowship and support for the senior members of MBC as well as an avenue of outreach to their friends and neighbors.  Seniors gather on the third Friday (October through June) for lunch, followed by a program of interest, enrichment, enjoyment, and outreach. One or two special events are held during the year.

Volunteer Opportunities:

    • Coordinator
    • Kitchen staff
    • Mailing list volunteers
For more information click here
 

Amy Huber

Lead Pastor: Preaching, Spiritual
Formation & Care

 

 

Small Groups
Small groups are a primary way that we seek to live in an authentic community at MBC.

Volunteer Opportunities:

    • Small-Group Leader, Assistant Leader,
    • Small-Group Host

Small-Group Leader Interest Form
If you are interested in leading, assisting a leader, or hosting a small group, please indicate your interest on the form.

Small-Group Leader, Assistant, and Host Roles & Responsibilities

For a current list of small groups click here

Amy Huber

Director of Discipleship & Connections

 

Sunday Morning The Rush Hour
Junior High and Senior High young people meet at 9:00am on Sunday mornings, deepening their understanding and commitment to the truths of God’s Word for their lives.


Volunteer Opportunities:           

    • Teachers
    • Teacher couples

Volunteer Opportunities: 

    • Leaders
    • Assistant leaders

Various Monthly & Quarterly Events 

Fellowship and service opportunities, including fun activities, retreats, service projects, and short-term mission trips.

Volunteer Opportunities:

    • Assistant leaders
    • Drivers
Johnny Graves
Director of Youth, Young Adults &
Production Ministries
 

Audio Visual Team

Volunteer Opportunities:

ProPresenter: Facilitates the various media components through video projection during the Sunday AM worship services.

Sound Technician: Operates the sound equipment and provides audio support for the sanctuary and fellowship hall during Sunday AM services. (May occasionally be requested for special events.)

Lighting Technician: Operates the house / theatrical lighting equipment for Sunday AM worship services. (May occasionally be requested for special events.)

Video Recorder: Operates the camera equipment to capture, record, and stream Sunday AM worship services. (May occasionally be requested for special events.)

Tim Youtkus Production & Outreach Manager

Finance Team

Administer the church’s financial activities, appoint all non-pastoral staff people, and be responsible for the physical assets of the church (including its buildings and grounds).

Volunteer Opportunities:

    • Team Members, including Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary

Allen Ukritnukun, Finance Team Chair

 

Office Help

Volunteer Opportunity:

    • Assist with various tasks and miscellaneous office help

Noah Graves, Director of Operations & Ministry Communications

 

Money Counters

Volunteer Opportunity:

Counting all monies given to MBC, whether a Sunday morning offering or money collected in various ministries.

Kristie Gall
Administrative and Financial Manager

 

Communications

We believe that every item we produce, every look and feel we apply, contributes to forwarding our church mission and telling the greater story of the Gospel. We want all of our efforts to communicate the truth and beauty of the Gospel without hindrances and obstructions constituted by confusion, chaos, and disorganization. If you have questions or are interested in serving alongside of us in any of the following capacities please contact Noah Graves.

 

Photography & Video: Photography and video are vital and growing elements here at MBC. We utilize these forms within the services as well as various media outlets to tell the emerging story of MBC’s Christ centered community. Currently, photographers and videographers capture a variety of MBC events and tell these stories in various print and digital social media outlets. If you have experience in photography, film editing, and/or producing, we would love for you to join our efforts.

Social Media: Interested in social media? Can’t stop tweeting? In our ever-connecting world, it is vital we use all means possible to communicate the grace of the Gospel and the narrative of our growing community.

Noah Graves

Director of Communications

 

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