Property Work Day
Join us for a property work day, we will be trimming trees on the Blankenbaker Road side of the property, cleaning up tree branches and debris, and putting rubber mulch […]
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Imago Dei Conversations: Disability and the Church
Rm. 111A Join us as we continue our discussions about disability inclusion at Middletown Christian. These special Sunday night discussion will include stories from congregation members with disabilities or who […]
Fill the Buss
Help us fill the Hope Buss with food donations! The school bus converted to a mobile food pantry is a part of the Hope Buss's HopeFULL program which works to […]
Rainbow Picnic
LGBTQ+ people and allies are invited to a picnic on Sunday, June 11th at 5 PM on the back lawn. We'll provide the pizza, you bring a dessert or side […]
Juneteenth Series: Separate But Equal?
Rm. 111A Middletown Christian Church will once again commemorate Juneteenth with a special two part series. Session One is on Sunday, June 11th at 6:00-7:30 PM. Patrick McKinney will explore […]
2023 Kids’ Mission Camp
Mission Camp is a whole week of serving for your child! Monday - Friday June 12-16, 9am-5pm with drop off beginning at 8:30am We will be doing hands-on service all […]
Juneteenth Series: Separate But Equal?
Rm. 111A Middletown Christian Church will once again commemorate Juneteenth with a special two part series. Session One is on Sunday, June 11th at 6:00-7:30 PM. Patrick McKinney will explore […]
Passport Kids Camp
Join Amanda as she takes 20 kids to Passport Kids Camp. We are headed back to Berea College again this year (the food was the best!). It’s only 90 minutes away […]
Summer Game Nights
Calling all young professionals! Looking for a fun-filled evening to unwind and connect in a laid-back atmosphere? All are welcome, bring your friends for an evening of laughter, friendly competition, […]
Footsteps to Freedom: A Juneteenth Tour
Monday, June 19th is Juneteenth, a day commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. Louisville’s location on a river made it a major hub for the slave trade. […]