Midweek Grace

 

Fall Adult Registration: Equipping and Serving Opportunities

Spring Adult Registration: Equipping and Serving Opportunities

Register for Kids Classes

Fall 2026: August 26 - November 18
Spring 2027: January 13 - April 28

Every Wednesday 6:30-8:00 p.m.

Midweek Grace brings all ages together on Wednesday evenings during the school year to grow in Christ by combining biblical equipping with regular opportunities to serve God and others. As we put what we learn into practice, learning and serving go hand in hand within a supportive community where friendships can grow.

Our focus in Midweek Grace is equipping and serving. You can attend one of our seminars, join a class designed to equip you, or choose to serve for the full semester.

Serving opportunities include:

  • Children: Helping in one of our nurseries or children’s clubs

  • ESL: Serving as a table helper in our English as a Second Language ministry

  • Choir and Orchestra: helping lead worship once a month
    (rehearsal the Wednesday prior)

  • Visitation: Visiting, as part of a group, nursing homes, widows, or the homebound

If you choose an equipping class, you'll also have regular opportunities to serve. For every three weeks of class, we designate one week for service. Similarly, the week following each seminar will be designated for service by those who attended the previous seminar. This rhythm strengthens our church family and reminds us that all equipping is meant to lead us into service to God and to others.

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    Adult Ministry

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    Seminars
    Sr. High Room (Room 162)

    Every seminar is paired with a service night the following week.
    Join the service opportunity associated with each seminar for which you register, and put what you are learning into practice.


    How to Share Your Faith
    January 13 • Stefan Sauder

    Learn practical ways to share the good news of Jesus Christ with others. Grow in confidence, begin spiritual conversations, and take the next step in sharing your faith with people God has placed in your life.


    Reaching Out Across Cultures
    January 27 • Caleb Jorden

    God has brought people from many nations and cultures into our community. Learn to build friendships across cultural differences, understand different backgrounds, and share the love and truth of Christ with those around you.


    Using Singleness for Service
    February 10 • Josue Pernillo

    Singleness offers unique opportunities to serve God and others. Explore how to cultivate friendships, grow in Christian maturity, and use your gifts, time, and opportunities for God’s kingdom.


    Marriage That Serves
    February 10 • Dan and Carol Learned

    A healthy marriage is a blessing to husband and wife and a foundation for serving others. Learn how to strengthen your marriage, grow together in Christ, and make your home a blessing to your church and community.


    How to Connect with Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere
    February 24 • Nate Holt

    Learn practical ways to start conversations, get to know people, make others feel welcome, and develop friendships that open doors for hospitality, encouragement, and ministry.


    Serving from Your Identity in Christ
    March 10 • Brad Lucht

    Who we are in Christ shapes how we live and serve. Explore how the security, freedom, and purpose we have in Him enable us to love others and serve with joy and confidence.


    A Next Step in Evangelism: Using the Journey Books
    March 31 • Tristan Fox

    You’ve built a relationship and want to help someone explore Christianity. Learn to use the Journey Books to guide meaningful conversations about God, the Gospel, and the Christian faith.


    Discipling Our Children
    April 14 • John Vanne

    Learn practical ways to teach God’s Word, cultivate Christian character, encourage spiritual conversations, and help prepare children for a lifetime of loving and serving Christ.

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    Foundations of Theology
    Pastor Kerry Frantz
    Front Porch Room (Room 172)

    An overview of the core truths of the Christian faith: who God is, Scripture, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, and salvation. Through teaching, discussion, and study of Scripture, participants deepen their understanding of Christian doctrine and how it shapes everyday life.

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    Men's Connect
    Greg Gipp
    Special Ed Room (Room 172)

    Men's Connect is a fun and engaging way to meet and interact with other men while applying God's Word to real issues. The group continues its familiar video-and-small-group-discussion format, with camaraderie, conversation, and a journey through the New Testament as one unified story centered on Jesus. All men ages 16 and above are welcome.

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    ESL 
    English Classes for Adults

    Questions? Ask Pastor Wes!

    Anyone who would like to learn English as a second language is welcome! There will be four levels of classes for non-English speakers: Introduction, Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 classes. We’ve had people from 45 different countries participate in ESL in the last eight years! Students may enroll at any time. There is a $25 workbook fee. 

    Introduction Class - For those who speak no English.
    Level 1 Class - For those who speak little English.
    Level 2 Class - For those who know enough English to "get by."
    Level 3 Class - For those who want to improve their pronunciation and accent and feel more comfortable conversing in multiple environments.

    Register for ESL

     

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    Children's Ministry

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    Nursery
    (Infants - 2-year-olds)

    Where?
    Main Level Children's Hallway

     

     

    Childcare is provided while a parent or guardian is attending a MidWeek Grace class. 

    Infants = Purple Room
    1-year-olds = Blue Room
    2-year-olds = Green Room

    Your child will be lovingly cared for by volunteers in our safe, well-equipped nursery rooms. Please bring the supplies your child will need for their stay and label them before drop-off.

    Parents or guardians must attend a MidWeek Grace class or serve at the church during this time.

    Do I need to bring anything?

    Please bring the supplies your child will need for the duration of their stay. While we have a few extra supplies, children are most comforted by the items they are used to. To save time, please label your child’s items before drop-off. If you forget, we will have tape and markers available.

    What will my child be doing?

    We love getting to connect with babies and toddlers. We play together, enjoy a snack, and read a Bible story.

    For more information, see our FAQ’s page.

    What is available for your use?

    Nursing Room: This room is for nursing moms only and is inside our Infant (Purple) Room.

    Cry Room: This room is located off the vestibule between the Atrium and the Sanctuary (closest to the Cafe) and is available to all family members.

    Changing Stations: Diaper Changing Stations are in all our public restrooms.  Purple (Infant) and Blue (Toddler) Rooms also have Changing Stations that you may use.

    Register Your Child

     

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    Kids Club
    (3-year-olds - Kindergarten)

    Where?
    Main Level Children's Hallway

    When?
    During the school year (6:30-8pm)

    Preschoolers = Orange Room
    Kindergarten = Red Room

    At Kids Club your child will learn Biblical truths through a variety of activities such as singing, painting, playing games, eating snacks.  The Hands-on Bible Curriculum provides lessons that center on the gospel message.

    Parents or guardians must attend a MidWeek Grace class or serve at the church during this time.

    For more information or how to check-in your child click here.

    Parents or Guardians should remain in the building while their child attends Kids Club.

    Register Your Child

     

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    Pioneer Girls
    (1st - 6th Grade Girls)

    When?
    During the school year (6:30-8pm)

    Where?
    Lower Level
    (Rooms 004, 006, 008, 009, 017)

    Pioneer Girls is a time of developing friendships, acquiring new skills, and exploring what the Bible says about being a girl who follows after God.   Activities might include baking, sewing, hiking, and crafts, all while discovering truths about God’s design for their lives and how they should live and think. 

    Some special events that occur throughout the year:

    • Fall Overnight Retreat
    • Christmas Party
    • Father-Daughter Night
    • Nature Hike

    To find out more information about the Pioneer Clubs click here.

    Registration Forms

    Click on the appropriate link to register your child for upcoming events.

    Midweek Grace

    Pioneer Girl Retreat Adult 2026

    Pioneer Girl Retreat Child 2026

     

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    Boys' Brigade
    (1st - 6th Grade Boys)

    Where?
    Upper Level
    (Rooms 205 and 207)

    When?
    During the school year (6:30-8pm)

    Tree Climbers (1st & 2nd Grade)
    Builders (3rd & 4th Grade)
    Sentinels (5th & 6th Grade)

    Boys’ Brigade is a high-energy club that meets boys where they’re at and encourages them to live their life as men of God.  An engaging Bible lesson is given by one of the Rangers, then boys work through modules which teach Biblical truths alongside life skills where boys earn badges, similar to Boy Scouts.  Active games end the evening on a fun note.

    Some special events that occur throughout the year:

    • Fall Extravaganza
    • Christmas Party
    • Mom-Son Night
    • Pinewood Derby
    • Spring Campout

    For more information about the Brigade Program click here.

    Registration Forms

    Click on the appropriate link to register your child for upcoming events.

    Midweek Grace

    Boys Brigade Campout -- Information Coming Soon