Welcome to
The Master's Community Church
Join us Sunday Morning
Equipping Hour - 9:30
Worship Service - 10:30
Sunday Morning
Sunday Morning is when we gather weekly to worship God through: song, prayer, fellowship, preaching, and teaching! We encourage everyone who is visiting to attend both our Equipping Hour and Worship Service, this is a regular pattern for our members and will be the best way to understand who we are.Â
Calendar
Upcoming Sunday Sermon
Fellowship Season EH Classes
The Protection of Fellowship
– Legends, North, Metro, & Parkville MCGs meeting in the Sanctuary for Categorical Dangers with Brandon Yates and Adam Anderson teaching.Â
– I-29, North Star, Olathe, KCK MCGs meeting in the Fellowship Hall for The Means of Protection with Pastor Todd Chipman and Zach Nichols teaching.
First Friday Fires
Where Should We Park?
There are no special parking instructions, simply find a spot and come on in.Â
Where Do We Enter?
We have two main front entrances. Both doors will have a friendly smile to greet you and answer any questions you may have!Â
What Should We Wear?
You will see anything from Ties to T-shirts. So, wear whatever is comfortable for you! Â
What About Our Children?
Nursery (3 and under): The Nursery is available throughout both the equipping hour and the worship service. We also have a nap and nursing room for those who need it!
Children (3 and up): We have equipping hour classes for them which are seperated by reading ability (pre-reader through advanced readers). Children 3 and up are encouraged in the sanctuary during the worship service. We promise, we don’t mind the noise and restlessness of children.
Safety: Each children’s room from nursery to advanced readers will have three adults who have been properly screened.Â
Get To Know Us
What We Believe
Our Leadership Team
Philosophy of Ministry
MCC Resources
Below are our most recently published resources. If you’d like to explore more, feel free to click the button below!Â
Sermon
Blog
Suffering Together
by Jared Shaw A few years ago, as I sat in my living room, I read a thought-provoking story. The story began with a little