Singles Hike & Pray, Men's Affinity Groups Meeting, Church Family Meeting (Pastoral Emphasis for 4/27)

Singles Hike & Pray

The MTZ Singles will be "On Mission" on Saturday, May 3rd, as they host a Hike and Pray event at Lake Johnson Park!

If you’re thinking, “I’m not comfortable walking up to strangers…” — don’t worry! You are not expected to approach park goers. Instead, we will have a table set up with posters, snacks, and a prayer jar to attract visitors to us. It’s a low-pressure environment focused on connection and prayer.

A few volunteers will need to stay at the table while others walk the trail and pray. If you’re interested in participating, please reach out to Gabriel Carr or Tim Thompson. More details have been sent out via email.

👉 New to the Singles Ministry?
If you're a single and new to MTZ, we’d love to add you to the Singles email list! Talk to Gabriel or Tim, or fill out the “Connect with Us” form on the church website.

Also — shout out to the Singles Ministry for a strong showing at the Bible Bowl yesterday!
They made it all the way to the championship round, only falling to Team Titus. Congrats to Team Titus on their win, and thanks to all the teams that participated — especially the impressive team from Trinity Park. (And a playful side-eye to that "Nameless" team!)

Men’s Affinity Groups Interest Meeting

MEN! If family finances, investment opportunities, or entrepreneurship spark your interest, don’t miss the Men’s Affinity Groups Interest Meeting this Thursday at 6:30 PM in the MPR.

The Men’s Affinity Groups are smaller circles within the Men’s Ministry where guys come together based on shared interests and passions.

For more information, please contact Brothers Bert Dupree or Adrian Jones.

Church Family Meeting

We had our Church Family Meeting right after the service! Thanks to all the members who attended. We emphasized a few items, gave a couple of updates, and provided our first quarter financial report. Then we got a chance to meet and fellowship with some of our newer members.

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