Spiritual Growth Class

Fellowship Time
Worship


All are invited for fellowship and a meal prepared by church volunteers; cost is freewill donation.

Children grade K thru 5th grade are introduced to the Christian faith through music, art, lessons and play.

Youth (grades 6-8) explore the Christian faith through scripture, fellowship, activities and community action.

Youth (grades 9-12) explore Christian faith through scripture, fellowship, activities and community action.

Become a part of our musical community! Participate in Worship Choir, Worship Band or Bell Choir.
The mission of the McPherson Church of the Brethren is to be the body of Christ in our community and the world; to share God’s love and to live the example of Jesus. All are welcome regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, race, ethnicity, physical or mental ability, economic circumstance, current relationship with God, or any other factors subject to discrimination and exclusion in our world. We invite your active participation in the life of this congregation, as together we continue to grow in grace and seek justice for God’s creation.

The McPherson Church of the Brethren is located at 200 N. Carrie adjacent to the McPherson College campus. Come discover a safe place where spiritual stories find voice and all have a seat at God's inclusive table.

All are invited to worship on Sundays at 10:15 a.m. Worship services are available in person, via Live Stream or on Channel 13. Worship services can also be viewed on YouTube at your convenience.

We serve as disciples through relationship-based engagement. Our programs support immigrants, assist disaster relief victims, befriend the incarcerated, mentor faith seekers, reconcile the divided and defend those experiencing injustice.

Our denomination is known as one of the historic peace churches. We believe that conflict is inevitable but violence is not.

Brethren once set themselves apart through plain dress and distinct practices. In modern times, following the example of Jesus means living joyfully and gratefully for our blessings, sharing generously with those who have less, and thinking critically about the secular values of modern society.

While Brethren take seriously the Reformation principle of “the priesthood of all believers,” they live out their faith in community. They have freedom of individual conscience but test their faith against the wisdom of community. They value the relationships they have with others, regardless of where they are in their spiritual journey.
"The Church of the Brethren has shown me love and support through tough times, and has changed me into a better person. I pray everyone who comes to this church will find the same joy and love in it as I do."
"I thank God for the blessings which have come to me for more than 50 years from the McPherson Church of the Brethren! These blessings began when I was a college student and continued through a lifetime of ups and downs."
"We’ve been enveloped with incredible care, support and encouragement during difficult times. The congregation cares deeply for all its members, a care we’ve felt at our cores."

We give because God has given so much to us. Being good stewards of those blessings means putting them to the best possible uses. This church can carry out its ministries only because those who value them give generously. Thank you for your support!