Why Midweek on Main?

Focuses on fulfilling the Great Commission as instructed by Jesus in Matthew 28:19-20. ​
Aims to prioritize making disciples in both the church and individual lives. ​
Offers spiritual growth opportunities for all ages through various programs.

Fall 2025 Schedule

13 weeks of ministry starting August 13, with specific dates for breaks and events.
No midweek activities on October 15 (school break) and October 29 (Fall Festival). ​
Final night of full midweek is November 19.

For Parents/Guardians

Parents must drop off and pick up children at designated locations. ​
Parents are encouraged to stay on campus and join Bible study. ​
Ensures safety and provides opportunities for parental spiritual growth. ​

Weekly Schedule

Family Night Supper from 4:45 to 6:30PM
Kids Ministry (Birth – Kindergarten) Kids Choir at 5:45pm followed by Kids Ministry at 6:30pm (ends at 7:15pm)
Kids Ministry (Grades 1-5) Kids Choir at 5:45pm followed by Kids Ministry at 6:30pm (ends at 7:15pm)
Student Ministry for Grades 6-12, Student Choir at 5:30pm Student Ministry 6:00pm-7:30pm
Choir Practice 6:30 – 7:45pm
Adult studies available from 6:30 to 7:15 PM, open to all without registration. ​

Adult Studies

Women’s Study led by Angela Felts, 6:30pm, Heritage B ​
Intro to Theology study (co-ed) led by Robbie Norman, 6:30pm, Historic Sanctuary
Gospel of Mark (co-ed) led by Dave Parker, Heritage A101-102

Discipleship Groups

Discipleship Groups are closed, small groups of 5-6 people that meet weekly for a year. These groups promote a period of intense spiritual growth and transformation that can have a lasting impact on the lives of followers of Jesus.
These groups are characterized by strong relational ties and a commitment among members to encourage one another in their journey toward becoming more like Jesus in both character and conduct.
Discipleship groups are formed as people are discipled by their leader and then are sent out to disciple others. If you have interest in being discipled, please reach out to Robbie Norman