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Each month we like to recommend one book for our church family to read. Whether you read it alone, or invite a fellow member to read along with you, we hope these books will expand and deepen your mind and soul. Our goal in all of this is “love that comes from a pure heart, […]
This summer we officially launched community groups at MHC. The response has been positive with an eagerness to continue. We’re grateful to deepen our bonds as a church family by continuing our groups through the fall season. If you’ve not yet made it out to one of our groups, we’d love to have you join […]
God’s kingdom is made up of many different branches. Humble Christians have always acknowledged that though we might perch on one branch, other branches that preach the true gospel of grace are just as important as ours. We should pray and partner so that our branches are strong. This is where a tool like theological […]
As we continue to pray for Ukraine, we have curated a few options for you to be able to give towards the humanitarian and gospel efforts being made in and around the country of Ukraine. You can click on ministries listed below to learn more and make a donation. SEND Relief – our network’s compassion […]
About this event Restore: New England exists to pray for Gospel awakening in New England, to encourage local churches, to aid pastors and church leaders in equipping the saints for the work of the ministry, and to make war against the kingdom of darkness in the name of Jesus Christ. FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 2022 – […]
For several weeks, we’ve given out free copies of Collin Hansen & Jonathan Leeman’s book Rediscover Church: Why the Body of Christ Is Essential. The reason has been two-fold: firstly, the past couple years have been massively disruptive to churches. Christians need to be reminded afresh why the local church is crucial in their relationship […]
It’s hard to believe we’ve been weathering the Covid-19 Pandemic since March of 2020. After the lockdown, we re-assembled as a church knowing two realities: an embodied church is essential and reasonable caution should be exercised. The two don’t have to be at odds. Since June of 2020 we’ve enjoyed the gift of gathered worship […]
“Is not the festive season when families and friends exchange gifts in memory of The Gift laid on the altar of the world for the redemption of the human race, the most appropriate time to consecrate a portion from abounding riches and scant poverty to send forth the good tidings of great joy into all […]
Throughout the New Testament we see how churches care for one another. One of the ways this care is displayed is through financial support (Rom. 15:25-26, 1 Cor. 16:1-3). By helping other like minded churches, we are easing their burdens and, as a result, helping them be devoted to declaring and displaying the gospel. Our […]
This seems odd, right? Isn’t a mid-week Bible study something that’s gone into oblivion, like potlucks and flannel graph? Yet, research shows that biblical literacy is at a discouraging low. We are more prone to reach for our phones in the morning than our Bibles. The art of deep meditation upon Scripture has been hamstrung […]