Dear Messiah family, As I was eating breakfast this morning, I turned on the news. A few minutes later, I turned it off. It’s not that I wasn’t interested in what is happening (though, as you know it is all covid19 all the time), but I could feel this dread inside. It is not how […]

Watch here to see what’s happening this week at Messiah:   And for more information on: …watching our weekly services online live, click here or on demand anytime, click here. …donating food for Bloom families in need, click here or email Kami Pohl at kpohl@messiahchurch.org. …Faith Groups meeting virtually, click here or email Kami Pohl […]

Updated Thursday, March 26 We take the health and well-being of our congregation, staff, and community very seriously. Please pray for those who are affected by this virus – those who are ill, the medical professionals treating them, the scientists working on vaccines and cures, those with mental health concerns, and the leaders making tough […]

  Updated Sunday, March 15 – Vision 2023 – Part 4 Updated Sunday, March 8 – Vision 2023 – Part 3 Updated Sunday, March 1 – Vision 2023 – Part 2 Updated Sunday, February 23 – For the past year, a team of staff and ministry area leaders have been meeting to discern where God […]

The Messiah 2020 budget has been thoughtfully planned by the staff, and reviewed and approved by the Servant Steering Team. For details, click on the document below. 2020 Messiah Budget  

Messiah’s own Brian Dreibelbis was featured on KSPT last week. He shared his inspiring story of faith & hope in the face of Type 1 Diabetes.  

Devotion Hiatus Katie Moss, our Organist and Handbell Director, is on maternity leave, returning on Easter Sunday, April 12. Weekly musical devotions will be on hiatus until she returns. During her leave, we have hired a substitute organist, JoEllen Kloehn, and a substitute handbell director, Krista Reidel. Please welcome them! Each week Dr. Katie Moss, […]

Jesus transformed water into wine, told parables about planting vineyards, and taught that he was the vine and his followers are the branches intended to bear fruit. At the Last Supper, Jesus used wine as a sign of his own blood. Using the image from John 15, through November we will explore the metaphor of […]

Messiah Church’s mission is to grow disciples of Jesus Christ by loving God, loving each other, and loving the world. In preparation for November’s sermon series on Living the Fruitful Life, we will examine the impact of spiritual growth. Would you help us measure the impact Messiah’s ministry is having on your spiritual growth? Your […]

On Saturday, October 26, over 200 adults and children from this church stepped out in the community to serve and make a difference in the lives of others. Thank you!: Make an Impact Anytime Messiah Church is a church of compassion and community outreach. From serving at the local food shelf to traveling to developing […]