Holy Week @ Millbrook

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WELCOME TO MILLBROOK BAPTIST CHURCH

Thank you for visiting our homepage. We extend a formal welcome to our community. But we also hope our collective ministries — our worship, our programming, our relationships — are a broader statement of invitation.

We want to be a community that meets people where they are right now. We invite neighbors to discover sacred spaces via healthy paces — the ones they choose!

Stained-Glass Welcome: Created by the children of Millbrook for All Saints Sunday Worship, November 2023.

Guiding Statement

Millbrook Baptist Church shares God’s love by: Being an open and inclusive community of faith; Developing Christian disciples through spiritual growth; and Serving the world through mission and ministry.

The Season of Lent

During Lent, we remember wilderness: the Israelites in the desert; Jesus in discernment; even our own estrangements and disconnections from life, God, and community. But wilderness isn’t all bad. When we wander, and wonder, and even meander, we make space to notice what’s around us. We often channel a sense of empathy and compassion this world so desperately needs. We discover what gives us life. And we discover the liveliness in everybody and everything that surrounds us. In the season ahead, we invite you to observe your surroundings. Where do you see life? And better yet, where will you claim it?

Sunday Morning Worship

Morning Worship: 11 AM

Adult Sunday School: 9:30 AM

Children’s Sunday School: 9:30 AM; Children’s Church: 11AM

Infant and Preschool Nursery beginning at 9:30 AM

Youth Group: 9:30 AM, Sunday Mornings; Fellowship Activities, Monthly on Sunday afternoons

Join us for virtual worship at a time and place of your convenience via Facebook Live

Introducing Musings

In March of 2024, Millbrook launched Musings. It’s a Millbrook story (sort of). It’s not so much what we’ve been doing at Millbrook Baptist Church, but more what we’re thinking, who’s among us, and what’s happening in the world around us. You can read Musings today, or tomorrow, or even in a hundred years. You’ll catch a glimpse of God’s people, living in God’s world, thinking about God stuff.

Are you enjoying our prayer labyrinth?