Main Service of Worship
Youth Group Gathering
Evening Bible Study
Bell Choir Rehearsal
Chancel Choir Rehearsal
Lunch Timers’ Luncheon
Ash Wednesday Worship
Lunchtime Study Group
Early Worship
Main Service of Worship
Welcome
Medina Presbyterian Church is a congregation of followers of Jesus Christ. We believe he is the hope of the world, and in his name we welcome all those who come seeking him. We believe the purpose of the church in the world is to glorify God by making disciples and meeting human need. We are working to become more faithful disciples ourselves, and we encourage others to join us in that effort. We listen for God’s Word from the pages of scripture, and open ourselves to the transforming power of God’s Holy Spirit.
The Rev. Dr. Henry Pearce, Pastor
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Please join us for the “Bridges Out of Poverty” presentation on Saturday morning, February 22 from 9:00 to 12:30. This outstanding program is presented by the staff of Community Action Wayne/Medina, and it provides an exceptional look into the lives of our brothers and Sisters who live in poverty.
As followers of Jesus, our love for our Master compels us to help those who are in need, and understanding their struggles is an absolute must if we are to be effective in that mission.
The program is free of charge and open to the public, but we encourage you to let us know if you’re planning to attend so we can have plenty of coffee and donuts.
The holy season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February 26. Please plan to join us for worship at 7:00 PM in our sanctuary/
Medina Presbyterian Church
5020 Burgundy Bay Boulevard
Medina, OH 44256
t. (330) 723-1000
mpcsec@zoominternet.net
Presbytery of the Western Reserve
Medina Presbyterian Church is part of the Presbytery of the Western Reserve. The Presbytery of the Western Reserve is a geographic area encompassing 39 churches, about 8450 members spread across nine counties in north-eastern Ohio.