Community flourishes as we engage in life together and foster healthy connections. We build community through meetups, retreats and events for various ages and stages:

• Midtown Kids
• YTH (4th-6th grades and 7th-12th grades)
• 1825 (ages 18-25)
• The Bridge (ages 25-35)
• Womens Ministry
• Mens Ministry

Through Foundations, we establish the basis of our relationship with Christ: head, heart, and hands. We have 3 primary foundational offerings:

• MIDTOWN DNA: a 60-minute class for those new / newer to Midtown Church. Learn about the church, and find your place here.

• BAPTISM: Baptism is an outward expression of an inward change. It’s a public declaration of how Jesus changed your life. This class dives deeper into what baptism means so you can make this important decision. A baptism ceremony at church takes place afterward for those who decide to proceed.

Formation nurtures spiritual growth through deeper studies and learning opportunities. We offer this through groups, Bible Studies, and the Midtown Leadership Institute (coming soon)!

We encourage you to lead a group, or join a group. Groups meet for 8-12 week seasons and focus on Bible studies, sermon deep dives, and book studies.

Mission drives us to serve, evangelize, and lead with purpose, impacting our church, city, and beyond. We do this by serving our city, serving our church by volunteering on a serve team, mission trips, and leading in ministry areas. 

• • SERVING YOUR CITY: We have ongoing opportunities to serve together at local schools, and with community partners such as Be Encouraged, Inc. who outreach to the local displaced community.

• SERVE YOUR CHURCH: Serve Teams make ministry happen at Midtown Church! We have many areas where you can give your time and talents, whether that is greeting guests, helping with multi-media, serving with kids, and more.

Christian Living empowers us to apply faith principles in all facets of life: career, church, household, city, and finances. Throughout the year, we offer various opportunities to learn more about these areas, whether it’s through Community Resource Fairs, or classes about personal finance, racial reconciliation, parenting, relationships, and more.