We believe faith is meant to be lived out by loving and serving our community. Every other month, our church family comes together for a Give Back Day, volunteering as a large group with organizations and projects making a difference in our community.  Past Give Back Days have included serving with City of Refuge and the Food Bank, a cleanup day at Coyote Hill, spring cleanup at the church, hosting our own Midway Market, and participating in ForColumbia. There’s something for everyone—just show up, serve alongside us, and help us share God’s love beyond the walls of the church.  Please check our church calendar for upcoming events!

Point Person: Leslie Brown

brownie1262@hotmail.com

Providing lunch to our friends at the Midway Hotel, this ministry allows us to connect with those in our community who may be experiencing difficult circumstances, sharing a meal, conversation and fellowship while building relationships and sharing Jesus’ love. 

Outdoor Shelter behind Midway Hotel

Point Person: Ben Lee

ben@mwlocustgrove.com

Twice Blessed is a vibrant, volunteer‑driven ministry that provides free, high‑quality clothing and household items to our community. The shop serves as both an outreach and a welcoming space where neighbors can find practical support and friendly connection. All donations and volunteer efforts directly support local missions and ministries, extending the love of Christ beyond our walls. We are committed to hospitality, dignity, and service in everything we do.

Point Person: Glenna Johnson

midwaymo@ymail.com

Volunteers meet monthly at Ronald McDonald House to prepare lunches and/or dinners. See our church calendar for upcoming service dates to volunteer!

Point Person: Sherri Perry

sherrileaperry@gmail.com

Re-Member is an annual adult immersive experience in reservation culture on the Lakota Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. While there, volunteers explore the reservation as a group, construct and deliver bunk beds, porches and steps or ramps and skirting for trailers. Evening educational speakers discuss diverse , cultural issues which may include history, music, games, etc. Accomodations are dorm style and volunteers are split up into small work teams. Connection and relationship with the Lakota is highly encouraged throughout the week.

Point Persons:

Kathy Hughes mudrhughes@earthlink.net

Belinda Thompson blt1cor13@hotmail.com