Sunday, May 18, join us after church for an MCC Family meeting. Details coming soon, but plan to attend now for important updates about the church.
Baby Dedications will be June 8. Please contact Pastor Denis or Pastor Todd for more information.
"In the belief that the Kingdom of God can be
more speedily advanced and the spiritual needs of Mariemont vicinity
can be best served by uniting all Christian believers in their worship,
fellowship and Christian work, this church is founded."
--Mary Muhlenberg Emery, 1926
Today, May 4, we rededicated the Chapel to the service of the Lord after months of renovations. Inspired by the heart of founder Mary Emery, Joy Norman shared a brief history of the Chapel after a video of construction and reconstruction produced by Mark Lawry. We welcomed honored guests from the Emery Foundation and Oswald Construction. Coffee and refreshments were served on the newly stone-paved patio.
Enjoy photos of the services here. Download the dedication outline here .
May 4 at 9a, we'll begin an 18-week walk through the roughly 50
things Jesus
expressly taught his followers to do. However, the focus will not be on what,
but how. Here's an opportunity to enter into the climax of the great
commission, "teaching them to
observe all that I have commanded you," personally and as preparation
to teach others. Join us
each Sunday at Dale Park Middle School, lower level ... You'll be glad
you did.
For more information, contact Zeke Swift, Mike Cambron or John Cofskey.
Jesus, bless each contributor with a return of their time, energy, and sacrifice to make the move happen on time with very little expense. We give you all the credit for working out the details and providing all we need.Thank you MCC FAMILY!
You rocked it out and the Parish Center is ready for construction to begin. What an awesome turnout of labor and fun!
We all look forward to the renewed Parish Center! It's going to be great.
Village of Mariemont
Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast
Thursday, May 1
Memorial Chapel
Mariemont Community Church invites you to our annual Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast held on the National Day of Prayer – the first Thursday of May. We are pleased to announce that the guest speaker will be
Mariemont School District Superintendent, Paul Imhoff. The prayer breakfast will be held at the Memorial Chapel. We will begin at 7:15a and end by 8:30a.
(No RSVP required.)
Support the National Day of Prayer by taking time throughout the day on May 1 to pray for our nation.
When looking for a church to visit, it is great to have a look inside. We are pleased to announce our new photo journals so you can see that while we seek God with all of our hearts, we are a fun bunch to be around. We hope you visit sometime soon. In the meantime, enjoy our photos here .
Thanks to John Cowell who took most of our starter photos! Got pix to share? Let John know.
Jesus, bless each contributor with a return of their time, energy, and sacrifice to make the move happen on time with very little expense. We give you all the credit for working out the details and providing all we need.Thank you MCC FAMILY!
You rocked it out and the Parish Center is ready for construction to begin. What an awesome turnout of labor and fun!
We all look forward to the renewed Parish Center! It's going to be great.
You Are Invited! On April 1 Joy in the Morning will host MCC's very own Anne Badanes and Lissa Cambron who will share photos and anecdotes from their recent mission trip to Indonesia. After, we will have a super salad luncheon and fellowship.
It will be our last meeting until the fall due to building renovations so ... come and get filled up! We meet 9:15 until noon. All are welcome!
Have you been at MCC less than a year? Interested in an informal opportunity to connect with Pastor Denis and Marianne? Then the Pastor’s Chat is for you. Children are welcome. Denis will share some of his relationship with Christ and then invite questions. Here’s your chance to get to know Denis and Marianne, learn about Mariemont Community Church, or ask questions that have been on your mind. Sound interesting? Then stop by on March 30 in the Parish Center Lounge after services.
Madisonville Education and Assistance Center provides vital assistance, mainly to the 45227 zip code, so that area residents in need will become self-sufficient one household at a time.
You can help serve those in need in our neighborhoods. MEAC needs of the following items for their food pantry: soup (all kinds), crackers, condiments, sugar, flour, paper goods, juice, foil and ice (for weekly community dinners.) Any quantity, color, shape, or size is appreciated. You may drop off your donations in the church office.
There are many needs and many ways to help. Visit the MEAC website for more information.
... “Do you understand what you are reading?” Phillip asked. “How can I,” he said, “unless someone explains it to me?” So he invited Phillip to come up and sit with him.” -Acts 8:26-40
Making changes in our lives is always so hard, isn’t it? Imagine trying to change the whole course of your life. That is what the women participating in Having the Courage to Change are doing. They have led lives dominated by abuse in one way or another that has in many cases, evolved into crime. Now, willing to unlock their incarcerated minds, they are starting a new journey. A journey of transformation inside and out.
The Cross of Jesus stands at the intersection of eternity and world history. It is the most important event in humanity, as measured by the ubiquity of Bibles, churches, Christian art, literature and changed lives. Yet it is also the supreme problem in higher criticism, philosophy, and the most misunderstood event in human history. As Paul wrote: “For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved, it is the power of God” (1 Cor. 1:18).
Saturday, March 15
9-noon, Parish Center This introductory training covers the basics of praying for others. We'll lay out a scriptural framework for healing prayer, look at how Jesus prayed, and learn a simple and practical model for praying. This training is open to everyone and required for prayer team members. Please rsvp to Susan Carson.
All the Latest 
When looking for a church to visit, it is great to have a look inside. We are pleased to announce our new photo journals so you can see that while we seek God with all of our hearts, we are a fun bunch to be around. We hope you visit sometime soon. In the meantime, enjoy our 
Have you been at MCC less than a year? Interested in an informal opportunity to connect with Pastor Denis and Marianne? Then the Pastor’s Chat is for you. Children are welcome. Denis will share some of his relationship with Christ and then invite questions. Here’s your chance to get to know Denis and Marianne, learn about Mariemont Community Church, or ask questions that have been on your mind. Sound interesting? Then stop by on March 30 in the Parish Center Lounge after services.
Madisonville Education and Assistance Center provides vital assistance, mainly to the 45227 zip code, so that area residents in need will become self-sufficient one household at a time.
A white paper by Senior Pastor Denis Beausejour
