Come Visit Us Sunday!

Sunday Worship Gathering  10:00 AM

hen you arrive, make sure you come a few minutes early so you can stop and pick up a cup of coffee and a donut/Danish/cookie at our snack table.  After you finish your drink/snack, enter our worship center and select a seat either on the ground floor or in the balcony.  When worship is over, please stop by our Welcome Center located right outside our worship center, and pick up a brochure about our ministries, a free Bible, and a snack to take home with you.

There is no “dress code”.  You will see people in jeans and t-shirts, and people dressed in suits and dresses.  The important thing is God wants to meet with you and we would love to meet you.

We believe that worship is at the heart of the church’s and the individual Christian’s life.  We have designed a worship service that if God-focused, participatory, inspiring, and relevant.  We believe worship should be unifying, so we intentionally utilize various forms to be as inclusive as possible.  Scripture is presented in a variety of formats to communicate God’s truths to our lives.  Musically we use a variety of styles and instrumentation.  We have a worship band (guitars, keyboard, drums, djembe, etc.) that is used for some congregational songs, and we use another set of instruments (organ, piano, strings, trumpet, etc.) for others songs.  We will use videos and other media regularly to teach and/orinspire, and we make sure time is always spent praying as a congregation.  Our pastor brings a message each week that is part of some thematic series to bring the truths of God’s word into our lives today.  On the first Sunday of each month we share in the Lord’s Supper (Communion), and invite any Christ-follower to participate with us in this holy observance.  Our worship service lasts about 1hour and 15 minutes.

For those of you with young children, we offer a staffed nursery for infants up through age three (if you choose to not keep your children with you in worship).  On the 2nd-4th Sundays of each month we also offer for those children ages 4-3rd grade a children’s message each week as part of the worship service, then the children are dismissed to another part of the building for a special time of learning and worship (we call this “Children’s Church”).  You don’t have to include your children in these activities, but they are available if you so choose to.

   Here you will find the faces of your friends, your neighbors; people who care and want to share the fellowship of believers. And you will find the opportunity to help and care for others in one of the many ministries that the church supports. God's love is alive and moving among the people, and we hope you will come experience it at Mt. Washington Baptist Church.

Small Groups  9:00 am

Come study and learn with us!

etween the two Sunday services, you might like to check out one of our regular Sunday School classes. From youngsters to our more seasoned members, we have a place for you:

• Infantcare for our dear babies is provided in our cozy Infant Room.
• Child Care is provided for kids 2-4 downstairs from the Fellowship Hall.
• Kids' Sunday School Classes for kids 5-11 are held in the classrooms near the Sancturary.
• BASIC Class for Brothers and Sisters in Christ...anybody and everybody is welcome!
• Serendipity is defined by Webster's New World College Dictionary as "a seeming gift for finding something good accidentally." This diverse class meets as an alternative small group where everyone gets to participate in lively discussions, and good things abound! 

   Serendipity chooses their own Biblically-based subject and source materials, consulting with the Sunday School Superintendent and the Board of Education. In the past, the group has studied subjects as diverse as Paul's letters to Timothy, Corinthians I & II, Revelation, Self Esteem, Evangelism, and "Favorite Bible Passages."
   Leadership is shared by members of the group who are willing to facilitate for a particular session or sessions, but everyone is involved in discussion. Members read the material given to them for each session and are prepared to discuss it. Though the leader is responsible for keeping the discussion moving forward, the pace through the lesson is set by the group itself.
• Chi Rho Pi Class has been meeting continuously for over 50 years, and is centered around a weekly Bible study, but also enjoys a variety of fellowship activities throughout the year. These regular gatherings have nurtured many life-long friendships among class members who spend time socializing and travelling together even outside of church activities. The class, which averages a weekly attendance of around 40, always welcomes visitors or new members. Lessons are lecture-based with discussion and application and are taken from the Judson Press curriculum.